The latest edition of the Pick Six newsletter brings both somber news and exciting updates from the NFL.

Chris Johnson, the former Titans running back, has been diagnosed with ALS. In an emotional interview with Good Morning America, the 40-year-old revealed that he has been battling the degenerative disease for over a year. Key points from his revelation include:

• Johnson was diagnosed last year, describing the news as a "total shock."
• He noticed weakness in his right hand, initially attributing it to his NFL career.
• The disease has progressed rapidly, forcing him to use a speech-generating device.

Johnson, known for his incredible speed and record-breaking achievements, remains determined to fight against ALS, emphasizing the importance of awareness about the disease's severity.

Switching gears, Prisco's top 100 rankings have sparked discussions, particularly regarding the top quarterbacks. The top five quarterbacks are:

1. Matthew Stafford (Rams) - 2nd overall
2. Josh Allen (Bills) - 3rd overall
3. Joe Burrow (Bengals) - 5th overall
4. Patrick Mahomes (Chiefs) - 7th overall
5. Lamar Jackson (Ravens) - 10th overall

In contrast, Saquon Barkley is noticeably absent from the top 15 running backs this year, with Bijan Robinson leading the list at 17th overall.

As the NFL season approaches, five coaches find themselves on the hot seat, including Aaron Glenn (Jets), Todd Bowles (Buccaneers), and Shane Steichen (Colts), each facing mounting pressure for a successful season.

Finally, Tom Brady criticized the Raiders for their poor performance last season, while the Patriots consider a potential game in Scotland. In other news, O.J. Simpson will not be honored at the Bills' new stadium, a decision made by the organization.

This newsletter highlights critical developments as the NFL gears up for another thrilling season.