NFL Week Two Rundown!

NFL Week Two Rundown! Written by Conner Pack - Burrow makes NFL prime time debut on Thursday Night Football against Browns. In week one, Joe Burrow threw for 193-yards on 23-36 passing. Now, he did throw one interception, but he had the Bengals in a position to win the game late. Unfortunately for them it didn't workout, but I'd say overall it was a positive start. Personally, I'm excited to kickback and see what he can do tonight against the Browns, who completely laid an egg in week one. - How do Eagles respond after disastrous week one as they take on Rams in week two? Week one was the tale of two half's for the Philadelphia Eagles. They jumped out to a 17-0 lead but after that were out scored 27-0. Wentz had multiple turnovers and was sacked 8 times. It was ugly. Sunday, they take on the Rams who looked like a well oiled machine on Sunday night against the Cowboys. Luckily for the Eagles, right tackle Lane Johnson and running back Miles Sanders are scheduled to be return to action. Having them back should provide a spark (with Sanders) and stability (with Johnson). - Two teams that didn't play as expected in week one (Colts & Vikings) face off in week two. Leading up to the season I was very high on both the Indianapolis Colts and the Minnesota Vikings. However, in week one, both came out and seemingly laid an egg. For Minnesota, they waited till the second half to start playing aggressive offensively and their defense just got dismantled. For Indianapolis, despite out gaining Jacksonville in total yards 445 to 241 they couldn't close the deal in the red zone, they turned the ball over, and were atrocious on third down. Quarterback Philip Rivers also looked a bit uneasy at times. This Sunday, the Colts and Vikings will faceoff in a battle of 0-1 teams. Which team will separate themself and get on track? - Can Tom Brady and the Buccaneers bounce back from rough week one? Tom Terrific was not so terrific in his Tampa Bay debut. He threw 2 interceptions (one being a pick six), was sacked 3 times, and overall the offense just didnt look to be in-sync. Now as shaky as Brady looked, his big weapons wide receiver Mike Evans and tight end Rob Gronkowski were nowhere to be found. Together, Evans and Gronk combined for 3 catches for 13 yards. Those two have to produce more. This Sunday, the Buccaneers have their home opener against the Carolina Panthers, another division opponent. - Can Texans slow down Lamar Jackson and Ravens to avoid 0-2 start? If the Texans couldn't slow down Pat Mahomes and the Chiefs, I really don't see them slowing down Lamar and the Ravens. However, I do believe as far as quarterback matchups go, this should be a good one. As good as Deshaun Watson is, the loss of wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins really showed last Thursday night. Watson's going to have to work so magic if this Texans team wants to compete and keep this game close. For more, click the links below! https://leaderofthepacksports.wordpress.com https://m.facebook.com/LeaderofthePackSports/