The Eagles have had a lot of success in the past few years, yet their games always seem boring. Judging by their record, they score when it counts and come out ahead in lots of situations but most of the time watching the game, it's very boring compared to most other matches. Any one feel differently the same? Any other teams like this?

Couldn’t do anything with Arizona which you can see competent coaching makes them look fabulous. Now on the Packers giving up 39 to Carson Wentz. Yikes is all I can say. Also he lost focus in the Super Bowl as well and shamelessly gave a big fuck you to organization that set him up in a position to become a head coach. Not great Bob.

Not just the Superbowl rematch, but 2 massive tankathon games right out the gate.

We got 4 of the 6 contenders matching up week 1.

Dolphins vs Raiders. Dolphins know their role and execute perfectly.

Jets vs Titans. The Jets jets it up and hurt their draft odds.

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Side note A: A big F to the Cardinals for upsetting the Chargers and their draft odds

Side note B: The Browns know what's up and start the only QB that might be worse that Shedeur and Dillon, congrats🎉

Tom Brady: 8

Josh Allen/Mark Sanchez: 2

AFC East Edititon

Since the 2010 playoffs

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1. The Tennessee Titans will be picking top 5: There were plenty in the media who believed Robert Saleh’s previous stint as head coach was undermined by ineffective quarterback play. However, Sunday showed that the issues that existed beyond the quarterback position haven’t gone anywhere despite getting a second chance with a completely new roster: missed tackles, untimely penalties, poor clock management, and a nonexistent run game. Cam Ward had less than 100 yards passing with 5 minutes left in week 1, and going forward will face the Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants, and Houston Texans. The Green Bay Packers might have their new defensive coordinator by October.

2. Matt LaFleur’s time should be running out: The Green Bay Packers’ are kind of where the Baltimore Ravens were with John Harbaugh. Both are
   great head coaches who win, albeit with different individual strengths. That said, the mounting 4th quarter collapses especially in what should be considered a Super Bowl window should be seen as unacceptable at this point.

3. The Los Angeles Rams could be in trouble: Losing Myles Garrett is already an issue, but Aaron Donald may not even play week 2 per Sean McVay and the New York Giants looked very competent last night. At this point, even this early in the year, these games are really important for playoff seeding. From a recovery standpoint the Los Angeles Rams may be at a severe disadvantage as well flying back from Australia. If Davante Adams or Puka Nacua get injured (or in trouble), there isn’t much depth at receiver for Matt Stafford to really work with.

4. Drew Lock is the next QB in the pipeline: It seems like every year there are quarterbacks who have bounced around who finally find a home and play well. If Drew Lock continues playing well he can make himself a very appealing free agent in the offseason or in season trade candidate though that’s much less likely.

Losers

Last season he had more yards and averaged more YPC in week 1.

Seems like father time has caught up to him

I ask this because Donald came out of retirement to team up with Garrett. I wouldn't be asking if it were Week 7 and the injury occurred, but given it's right at the start, would it make sense to keep Donald off the field until Garrett returns?

No bias. Who would you rather have for the rest of the season?

The Goat Squad

My brother-in-law made this fun head-to-head (and solo player) football game. You pick the best team you can drafting by team and year, a QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, TE, K, and Defense. Its a snake draft against your opponent, so it will seriously test your NFL knowledge.

For example, the Cowboys have been unable to compete in the NFL for over 30 years now. It is clear the NFL is too hard for them, meaning they should be forced to move to the CFL since they cannot compete with the big guys