Post by MGB01 on Feb 10, 2020 1:13:24 GMT -5
1. Kansas City (1-0): The champs will have better offensive games than they did against Carolina, and the defense made enough plays to win...........on to Washington
2. Chicago (1-0): As seen the last couple seasons, Chad Henne has an expiration date. But the running game, offensive line, and front seven can more than hold it down until either Nate Sudfeld is healthy or Gardner Minshew is ready--as well as the return of Patrick Peterson and debut of Golden Tate in coming weeks
3. Orlando (1-0): Deebo Time shirts are already hot sellers in O-town
4. St. Louis (1-0): Getting two wins in their season-opening three-game roadtrip seemed like a pipe dream even a month ago. Brian Hoyer can help make that a reality
5. Dallas (1-0): The Lonestars head into their home opener still an unknown quantity, and now injuries are starting to pop up
6. Washington (1-0): There might be something to the Kevin Hogan/Pep Hamilton reunion yet, there was one bad interception though
7. Carolina (0-1): Luke Falk gave it a good shot, but Landry Jones will be back to start the Colonels' home opener
8. New York (0-1): Taylor Heinicke completely bombed in the first half of his Hitmen debut, but was the total opposite in the second
9. Tampa Bay (0-1): Plenty to be pleased with between Drew Lock and Devonta Freeman running like the LA version. Everything else, not so much
10. Los Angeles (0-1): Downsizing from the Coliseum to "The Dig" acknowledges their dwindling fanbase. Getting stomped 21-3 in the second half won't do much to keep it from dwindling
11. San Francisco (0-1): Kyle Lauletta's first week one start looked like a typical first week one start
12. San Antonio (0-1): If you're keeping score, Brian Hoyer, cast aside by the Stampede in the summer, threw four touchdown passes in a comeback win; the Stampede didn't draft Gardner Minshew, waiting in the wings in Chicago; have likely lost Nathan Peterman for the season with an elbow injury; Clayton Thorson was so bad in the second half they actually considered running on every play; and now turn to......Brandon Allen? But hey, Miles Sanders (oh yeah, he fumbled too)
2. Chicago (1-0): As seen the last couple seasons, Chad Henne has an expiration date. But the running game, offensive line, and front seven can more than hold it down until either Nate Sudfeld is healthy or Gardner Minshew is ready--as well as the return of Patrick Peterson and debut of Golden Tate in coming weeks
3. Orlando (1-0): Deebo Time shirts are already hot sellers in O-town
4. St. Louis (1-0): Getting two wins in their season-opening three-game roadtrip seemed like a pipe dream even a month ago. Brian Hoyer can help make that a reality
5. Dallas (1-0): The Lonestars head into their home opener still an unknown quantity, and now injuries are starting to pop up
6. Washington (1-0): There might be something to the Kevin Hogan/Pep Hamilton reunion yet, there was one bad interception though
7. Carolina (0-1): Luke Falk gave it a good shot, but Landry Jones will be back to start the Colonels' home opener
8. New York (0-1): Taylor Heinicke completely bombed in the first half of his Hitmen debut, but was the total opposite in the second
9. Tampa Bay (0-1): Plenty to be pleased with between Drew Lock and Devonta Freeman running like the LA version. Everything else, not so much
10. Los Angeles (0-1): Downsizing from the Coliseum to "The Dig" acknowledges their dwindling fanbase. Getting stomped 21-3 in the second half won't do much to keep it from dwindling
11. San Francisco (0-1): Kyle Lauletta's first week one start looked like a typical first week one start
12. San Antonio (0-1): If you're keeping score, Brian Hoyer, cast aside by the Stampede in the summer, threw four touchdown passes in a comeback win; the Stampede didn't draft Gardner Minshew, waiting in the wings in Chicago; have likely lost Nathan Peterman for the season with an elbow injury; Clayton Thorson was so bad in the second half they actually considered running on every play; and now turn to......Brandon Allen? But hey, Miles Sanders (oh yeah, he fumbled too)