Week 1 report card: grading every team
32 teams, 16 games, one grade each. Winners on top.
Biggest blowouts (margin of victory): Jaguars over Browns 24, Bears over Panthers 22, Chiefs over Broncos 21, 49ers over Rams 20, Ravens over Colts 18, Vikings over Packers 17
Most rushing yards: Bears 291 yds, Chiefs 220 yds, Ravens 202 yds, 49ers 174 yds, Giants 165 yds, Lions 165 yds
Mahomes is back, but Kenneth Walker III ran this show. 173 yards and Denver's elite D looked like a JV squad.
Harbaugh's Giants hit people now. Dallas bought a whole new defense and still got bullied for 36 minutes.
Hurts only hit 56% and still threw 3 TDs. A blocked extra point in the second quarter ended up beating Washington.
Ashton Jeanty = problem. Miami's passing game? Still loading.
Kyler goes down, Wentz walks in and cooks. Green Bay coughed up a 12-point lead with penalties and late turnovers.
The 3-win Cardinals looked fun. Herbert looked lost.
Allen dropped 4 TDs on last year's No. 1 defense. Stroud looked like his old self, but it wasn't enough.
A win's a win, but blowing a 21-0 lead is scary. Shough threw for 410 and nearly stole it.
Geno didn't get sacked once. Tennessee managed 195 yards all day.
Cincy's new defense forced 4 turnovers. Tampa fumbled away a winnable game.
Lawrence was near perfect. Cleveland was down 31-0 before it showed a pulse.
Vintage T.J. Watt: 2 sacks and the game-winning pick-six. Atlanta's QB room is a crisis.
New coach, same Ravens. 506 yards, and Derrick Henry is still running people over at 32.
59 points. Six rushing TDs. The only thing holding back an A+ is a defense that gave up 37.
Warner and Bosa are back and it shows. The Super Bowl favorites scored 7.
Lost their QB after five plays and still won. Drake Maye threw 3 picks.
Honor roll
Chiefs, Jaguars, Ravens, 49ers. All four looked like they were playing a different sport than their opponent.
Summer school
Browns, Broncos, Rams, Packers. Denver and LA were supposed to be contenders, which makes those D's sting more.