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That's about as wide open as it gets

So we're rooting for Atlanta in this one right?

Herbert always seems to be hurt A lot of it is just bad luck but still

As soon as he said he drank mayonnaise in coffee I knew he was a bad choice at QB

Titans are horrific

They're 2-0 and a pretty solid team imo

Tons of empty seats in Pittsburgh

no freebies, which is the Dolphins entire offense basically... Tua could have 23 yards passing then BOOM! 80 yard TD to Hill and he's over 100 yards and the Dolphins have 7 just like that. But make them drive and run plays over and over and over and you're going to get a false start, a holding call, a bad throw, a missed block, a fumble. All good for the D Plus, the closer the game is the less talent differential matters. All it takes is one fumbled punt, ball knocked loose from the QB, a terrible call by the refs, a lucky long pass that connects... Keep it close, give yourself the chance to benefit from some sort of mistake

Rodgers' explanation of the denied hug was interesting and to me sounded like "ok, I got you the 2 score lead, now do your part" Hey, Aaron plays best when he's got a massive chip on his shoulder, so the Jets should be happy

LOVE the OL the last couple of seasons, and they seem even better now! In a league where so many team's OL are mediocre to bad, having a solid front 5 is such an advantage

IMO Manning was a better QB but Brady always had the supporting cast on defense. Plus Brady had a pathetic bunch of clown shows in his division that amounted to 6 automatic AFC wins for most of his career. This is why I'm not going to mind when Josh Allen ties Brady for 7 SB wins. Just to put an end to the "he's got the most rings, therefore the GOAT" talk.

Packers and Browns. Browns because that organization and QB is just disgusting. I hope they lose every game, regardless of opponent. Packers because it's annoying how we've all just decided that Jordan Love is going to be the MVP now. Yet every game I see him play in is similar: he does very little for 1/2 to 3/4 of the game, then makes a bunch of throws, then throws the back breaking INT to lose. Love is the next Fitzpatrick. Great guy, easy to root for (if you're a fan of the Pack)... But somehow he is a top 5 QB, let alone a favorite MVP choice? Get out of here with that! Even before he got hurt in week 1, he was playing his typical game, where he is so-so for most of the game then hits a WR on a deep ball so his stats look more impressive. Plus Lefleur is obnoxious as hell.

Brady haunted me as a football fan for 20+ years. It felt like it would never end. Definitely the player I rooted against the most and it isn't close. That said, the man was a psychotic, Type A ultra competitor whose entire life was football, preparing for football, eating for football, and getting ready for football, so any little thing that wasn't right he couldn't handle. On some level, it probably drive him nuts that not everyone was like him. Any time, energy or thought spent on something non football related was a waste. For the vast majority of guys, that would probably be exhausting. But he's Brady, so you can't say much.

Yeah he's been tuned up pretty good a few times

That was a super late hit

Rodgers showing some good mobility

That's really weird

We don't need help That's a great feeling

Floyd sacked him very early in the SF game

Jets are only going to get better on offense. Rodgers is still knocking the rust off. Patriots served a nice purpose week 1 for us

Zero consistency with the sky judges weighing in

I personally would have chosen "all knowing " instead

8 weeks is a long time but when I hear fractured fibula it seems short The human body is truly amazing.

Young guys who want to make it in the NFL: become a great kicker because there aren't very many. Potential solid 15- 20 year career with low chance of traumatic injury.

I thought it was just me. Every game I watch it seems like the QBs barely crack 200 yards