The Browns bandwagon is already leaking oil and has a couple flat tires, and John Breech says it's just too hard to be good if your OL's an issue. So, who's good? Lamar Jackson went scorched earth on the awful Fins, rookie WRs were on fire ... it was a WILD WEEK 1 and Ryan Wilson and Sean Wagner-McGough also join me to break it all down.

The Jets were winning 16-0 with under four minutes left in the third, and somehow lost to the Bills. John Breech points out that in a game the Jets mostly led, they gave Le'Veon Bell only 17 carries compared to 41 throws for Sam Darnold. John gave the Jets a 'D' for their meltdown, and graded every team, handing out an 'F' to the Steelers, while two teams got an A-plus.

Oddsmakers watched the Patriots trounce the Steelers and they saw the Dolphins get destroyed at home, so for Pats-Dolphins in Week 2 they're expecting a bloodbath. The Pats are favored by 14.5 points, which John Breech says is the most they've been favored by on the road in 10 years. John broke down all the Week 2 lines; here's the stat that's good news for Dallas.

Tyreek Hill could miss multiple weeks with a shoulder injury, and while Sammy Watkins was there to fill the void, Dave Richard says you should also look for Demarcus Robinson and Mecole Hardman to contribute more. Dave points to those Chiefs as solid waiver-wire pickups, and has many more on his list, including one RB who finally ran with authority.

If you had to guess who'd be the 10 players with the most receiving yards in Week 1, at best you might've named two, but even DeSean Jackson and Sammy Watkins were wild cards. T.J. Hockenson and John Ross? They made nobody's list, except Dan Schneier's. Dan listed the 10 most unexpected Week 1 performances, and it features a lot of WRs and two surprising QBs.

The Saints are 6.5-point favorites, but here's a dirty little secret: The Saints never start the season strong. They haven't won a season-opener since 2013, and they're playing a Texans team that went 11-5 last year. So, what will happen tonight? Jared Dubin broke down all the matchups and has a prediction, and don't miss Cody Benjamin's Broncos-Raiders preview.

Sometimes, one game is all it takes to send a player rocketing up the draft board. Joe Burrow has NFL size (6-4), and Chris Trapasso says he can make all the throws and demonstrated against Texas (471 yards, 4 TDs) that he belongs in the Round 1 conversation. Check out where Chris has Burrow landing in his latest mock, as well as some other interesting spots for QBs.