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It’s Week 2, but Week 1 for Amazon’s package, which I would bet they’re going to start getting the Week 1 Friday next year once they pay stupid money for it.
The game is a divisional rivalry, the Bills head to Miami, where they won late last season that skipped them into the division win and sent the Dolphins to Kansas City, where the temperature was negative integers. So, this game is important. The Bills have half their defense injured as usual, while the Dolphins will be without one of their top and perhaps both running backs. Hopefully the Dolphins can have a game without an international incident.
Sunday maps, taken from 506sports.com
Surely the Titans won’t give away their home opener, but they’re playing the Jets so you never know.
There seems to be more transparency this week regarding CMC’s status, which is trending toward out. It’s a rare revenge game for the 49ers who lost to the Vikings last year, but they now have the 49ers backup QB.
The Bengals are already in a tough spot, they gotta go to KC, and face their third straight 0-2 start. They looked poor last week losing to a team everyone is picking to be the worst team in the league, and sounds like they won’t have Tee Higgins. A loss here, they almost definitely will have to come back to KC if they want to go to the Super Bowl. Which they’ve done before! But as a believer in them, you can’t keep doing that if you want to be a top dog.
We’re getting robbed of the Russell Wilson back in Denver return game, which nobody wanted to see.
I got a feeling that the Saints are gonna experience a much higher level of competition this week. Playing host to the Carolina Panthers as opposed to going to Dallas are gonna be two different worlds. They already claim the building itself is a ‘world’ so, it may not even be conceptual.
I don’t know if we got a starting QB for the Packers while Jordan Love nurses his MCL injury. But if the Packers are true quarterback savants, maybe they’ve figured out how to get Malik Willis to throw the ball.
The Giants looked real bad last week. So bad that the Vikings got a rare win before the last handful of plays. A loss in Washington, following the clown show that was the offseason hard knocks, and watching Saquon Barkley go to a division rival and put up 3 touchdowns, there’s gonna be some seats set on fire for Big Blue.
Sunday Night: Chicago @ Houston
Two teams looking to go 2-0 in two very different ways. Last week, the Bears were the first team in NFL history to win a game while trailing by 17 points with less than 150 yards of offense. They had a blocked punt for a touchdown, two interceptions (one returned for a touchdown), and a fumble in the second half last week. It was a very Chicago Bears way to win. This is a matchup built on the young quarterbacks, Caleb Williams vs. CJ Stroud, a safe play early in the season. The Houston Texans way to win seems simple: make enough stops on defense to let CJ Stroud ball out.
Monday Night: Atlanta @ Philadelphia
You can take the Vikings out of Philadelphia during prime time in week 2, but you can’t take Kirk Cousins from it. It’s the third year in a row that Cousins is doing this, and maybe playing for a new team will get him a win. Maybe he’ll even not turn into a pumpkin during prime time. Don’t get down early, the Eagles were ahead 24-7 and 27-7 the past two years. The Eagles get the extra day off coming back from Brazil, they still have a lot of things to work out. The defense has to find a pass rush (starting to think Nolan Smith ain’t gonna happen), while Jalen Hurts was nearly the the goat (not he good kind) in trying to play hero. Saquon Barkley still got the juice to bail them out.
May all your fantasy players not decide at the last minute that they’re not playing, despite all indications otherwise.
The game is a divisional rivalry, the Bills head to Miami, where they won late last season that skipped them into the division win and sent the Dolphins to Kansas City, where the temperature was negative integers. So, this game is important. The Bills have half their defense injured as usual, while the Dolphins will be without one of their top and perhaps both running backs. Hopefully the Dolphins can have a game without an international incident.
Sunday maps, taken from 506sports.com
Surely the Titans won’t give away their home opener, but they’re playing the Jets so you never know.
There seems to be more transparency this week regarding CMC’s status, which is trending toward out. It’s a rare revenge game for the 49ers who lost to the Vikings last year, but they now have the 49ers backup QB.
The Bengals are already in a tough spot, they gotta go to KC, and face their third straight 0-2 start. They looked poor last week losing to a team everyone is picking to be the worst team in the league, and sounds like they won’t have Tee Higgins. A loss here, they almost definitely will have to come back to KC if they want to go to the Super Bowl. Which they’ve done before! But as a believer in them, you can’t keep doing that if you want to be a top dog.
We’re getting robbed of the Russell Wilson back in Denver return game, which nobody wanted to see.
I got a feeling that the Saints are gonna experience a much higher level of competition this week. Playing host to the Carolina Panthers as opposed to going to Dallas are gonna be two different worlds. They already claim the building itself is a ‘world’ so, it may not even be conceptual.
I don’t know if we got a starting QB for the Packers while Jordan Love nurses his MCL injury. But if the Packers are true quarterback savants, maybe they’ve figured out how to get Malik Willis to throw the ball.
The Giants looked real bad last week. So bad that the Vikings got a rare win before the last handful of plays. A loss in Washington, following the clown show that was the offseason hard knocks, and watching Saquon Barkley go to a division rival and put up 3 touchdowns, there’s gonna be some seats set on fire for Big Blue.
Sunday Night: Chicago @ Houston
Two teams looking to go 2-0 in two very different ways. Last week, the Bears were the first team in NFL history to win a game while trailing by 17 points with less than 150 yards of offense. They had a blocked punt for a touchdown, two interceptions (one returned for a touchdown), and a fumble in the second half last week. It was a very Chicago Bears way to win. This is a matchup built on the young quarterbacks, Caleb Williams vs. CJ Stroud, a safe play early in the season. The Houston Texans way to win seems simple: make enough stops on defense to let CJ Stroud ball out.
Monday Night: Atlanta @ Philadelphia
You can take the Vikings out of Philadelphia during prime time in week 2, but you can’t take Kirk Cousins from it. It’s the third year in a row that Cousins is doing this, and maybe playing for a new team will get him a win. Maybe he’ll even not turn into a pumpkin during prime time. Don’t get down early, the Eagles were ahead 24-7 and 27-7 the past two years. The Eagles get the extra day off coming back from Brazil, they still have a lot of things to work out. The defense has to find a pass rush (starting to think Nolan Smith ain’t gonna happen), while Jalen Hurts was nearly the the goat (not he good kind) in trying to play hero. Saquon Barkley still got the juice to bail them out.
May all your fantasy players not decide at the last minute that they’re not playing, despite all indications otherwise.
