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Washington @ Green Bay Packers commanders
As a fan of the Packers, I have to moderate my expectations after Green Bay seemed one of the three best teams in the League on Sunday. In a short week, it does not seem likely that the package completely display Micah Parsons, which was dominant in two games against the commanders last season. Jayden Daniels’s ability to run and extend the plays makes him much more difficult to tear down than Jared Goff. There are still concerns about Green Bay’s secondary school, so Washington takes a brave victory on the road.
The commanders win 27-26
Early Sunday games
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Cincinnati Bengals
The offensive of the Bengals will be better in week two of what it was last Sunday simply because it cannot be worse. The defense of the Jags pass should be better than that of last year, but going against Joe Burrow, Ja’mar Chase and Tee Higgins will be a real stick to see how far this unit has come. Cincy’s air attack should have an easier time to present points this week. At the same time, the defense of the Bengals race almost surely will not allow Jacksonville Corra for 200 yards and average 6.25 yards for hauling on the ground.
Bengals wins 28-23
New York giants @ dallas cowboys
What I said yesterday is still true: while Russell Wilson is the head of the New York giants, they will have one of the worst offenses of the NFL, if not the worst. It is also worth noting that Dallas’s defense has more games creators than Washington’s. The most interesting confrontation will be among the offensive liners of the cowboys and the New York passes corridors. Wait for Dallas to be more successful protecting their QB than the commanders against the seven giant strikers.
The cowboys win 26-17
Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions
There are strategic advantages that both teams have entered this. As ancient OC of the Lions, Ben Johnson knows the weaknesses of Detroit’s offensive and defense. On the other hand, the coach of the Lions, Dan Campbell, has spent the last four years helping Johnson to develop his strategies in the game and training trends. However, at the end of the day, it feels like the perfect revenge game for a guy like Campbell, who will want to make Ben Johnson feel for not taking a job outside the NFC North.
The lions win 29-26
Los Angeles Rams @ Tennessee Titans
Tennessee had to go against the best passes team in the NFL when they played the Denver Broncos in the first week. Although the Los Angeles Rams do not have the Totals of Saco that the Broncos have, they still know how to get after the opposite field marshal. More importantly, Matthew Stafford will play much better against the Titans than Bo Nix, which he should give to a comfortable victory, although Cam Ward will look better in the second week.
The Rams win 30-17
Buffalo Bills @ New York Jets
Justin Fields was very impressive in his first game with the jets. In fact, one could argue that it was better in week one than at any time last season with the Steelers. It also helps to face a Buffalo Bills team this week that clearly had trouble stopping a double threat field marshal. However, Brece Hall is not as good as Derrick Henry, and Josh Allen has not lost to the jets in almost two full years. Even in a hostile environment, my current favorite to win the 2025 MVP award will shine.
Tickets win 31-27
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS @ New Orleans Saints
Kyle Shanahan not only said that it is a “long shot” that the head of Field Field Brock Purdy plays Sunday, but that There is the possibility that it can leave for “several weeks”, According to Adam Schefter of ESPN. That means that, in all likelihood, fans who tune this game be forced to look See Spencer Rattler Face Mac Jones. San Fran is the best trained team with the best defense, so they should be favored in what will undoubtedly be a low score issue.
49ers win 18-16
New England patriots @ miami dolphins
“Vibrations”, as children like to say, are at their lowest point in South Beach. The ‘Phins took their doors in the first week for a team that was supposed to be one of the worst of the NFL this season. They can be playing at home, but you can bet that fans will quickly turn on the Dolphins if they go slowly once again. Meanwhile, the PATS need to win this game if they want to relive their hopes of playoffs. Miami may not be surprised, but they will still be disappointing.
Patriots win 24-21
Seattle Seahawks @ Pittsburgh Steelers
This game will be a slugfest. No antichipe that Aaron Rodgers Lance for four touchdowns against one of the best trained defensive teams in the NFL. That said, the Seahawks offensive will probably run into the same problems it had last week. In the same breath, Sam Darnold is much less agile than Justin Fields and will be easier to eliminate from a pass point of view. In a game in which field goals will play an important role, steelers should be able to see victory.
Steelers win 19-17
Cleveland Browns @ Baltimore Ravens
Pressing Joe Burrow and pressing Lamar Jackson are two completely different tasks. Joe Burrow is a Pocket QB, while Lamar Jackson runs throughout the field and feels impossible to catch. In addition, the Ravens will be much more successful running the ball against Cleveland than Cincinnati. In addition, the Browns do not have the players of the offensive skill position to face face to face with Baltimore. Ravens should not have problems taking care of Cleveland at home.
Ravens won 33-21
Sunday afternoon games
Carolina Panthers @ Arizona Cardinals
After a low season full of promise and hope, the Panthers now seem positioned to be one of the worst football teams. They clearly did not do enough to address their career defense, which was attacked for 200 yards by a Jacksonville Jaguars team that is not even known for its ability to run the ball. Go out to the road against a team with a field marshal and a balanced blow of Trey Benson and James Conner is creating Carolina for a long day in the office.
Cardinals win 28-19
Denver Broncos @ Indianapolis Colts
This has the potential to surprise everyone and be one of the best games in the file for the second week. Bo Nix looked horrible in the first week, while Daniel Jones was fantastic. Unfortunately for Indy, Jones will collide again to Earth when he faces the best nfl hurry. Bo Nix will not have to do much to win this game. As long as I do not deliver the ball more than twice, Denver should leave this with a victory.
The Broncos win 21-16
Philadelphia Eagles @ Kansas City Chiefs
This game should favor Chiefs. From the Super Bowl Lix until now, Kansas City’s offensive line has improved, while the Eagles defensive line looks worse after it was devastated by free agency. In addition, Kansas City chiefs have a perfect record in their last 11 games at home, which includes the playoffs. KC has been licking his skills to take revenge on the Super Bowl. They will overcome Eagles in a last second field goal while Philadelphia continues to fight in high school.
The bosses win 22-20
Atlanta Falcons @ Minnesota Vikings
The Falcons have found their field marshal of the future. And although I don’t believe in JJ McCarthy, the Vikings do it (for some reason). In a young field marshal battle, this game will be reduced to which team is best prepared defensive. Among the Vikings DC Brian Flores and the defensive coach of the Falcons Raheem Morris, I think Flores will be easier to prepare his unit because he only has to prepare the defense, unlike Morris, who has to have a complete team ready to start.
The Vikings win 23-20
Tampa Bay buccaneers @ Houston Texans
It is unlikely, but there is an external photo that this could end up being the Super Bowl. Both squads are good enough to get to the playoffs after all. The defense of the Texans can contain Mike Evans and Emeka Egbuka. They proved that last week against the Rams (even if they ended up losing the game). Houston will be easier to protect CJ Stoud in this game, which will allow the offensive to prosper and actually get touchdowns.
Texans win 24-22
Los Angeles Chargers @ Las Vegas Raiders
Raiders’ fans hate the chargers, so this will be possibly the most hostile environment we will see in the second week, especially with the first place in the AFC West in the line. Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll will get all the blows because these two have a rivalry that dates back to the mid -2000s. In Las Vegas, I think the Raiders have the advantage. In addition, the chargers do not have the corners to keep Geno Smith below 250 air yards, which will be enough to obtain the victory.
Raiders win 27-24
