Did Jon Gruden get the last laugh on A.B.? Are the Pats going 16-0? Are the Fins going 0-16? We're one game into the season and people are FREAKING OUT with overreactions. Ryan Wilson says things could flip in a hurry and has a wild suggestion for Pats-Dolphins in Week 2, and John Breech and Sean Wagner-McGough join with their own wild suggestions, plus all the NFL news and more.

Last year the Bucs beat the Saints in the opener, and it turned out to mean ... absolutely nothing. Pete Prisco says nobody's ever as good or as bad as they look in Week 1, but there was still movement in his Power Rankings. The Pats didn't let the Pack sit at No. 1 long despite a Green Bay win, and Pete dropped a couple AFC hopefuls way down the list.

John Breech had the best straight-up picks of all our experts in Week 1, which he thinks he's going to rub in my face for the next 48 hours, but we'll see if he can keep it up. Breech believes he'll stay hot by backing the bitter Saints in their NFC title game rematch with L.A., and says a thriller in Denver will be decided by a kicker.

There was a lot to keep track of in opening week, but what actually mattered for your fantasy team and what was a mirage? Jamey Eisenberg, Dave Richard and Heath Cummings answered all the big questions, from the top waiver-wire target to who helped and hurt their rankings the most, and which slow starter will turn it around in Week 2 (Nick Chubb, anyone?).

Six QBs taken in the last two draft classes saw a lot of playing time Sunday, so Chris Trapasso got out his red pen to grade all their performances. Chris gave Kyler Murray a 'C' for his three quarters of poor play followed by LIGHT SWITCH ON, and here's what he gave Sam Darnold and Josh Allen in their New York showdown.

The Browns and Steelers are both supposed to be in the hunt for an AFC North crown, but both lost their openers, and Bryan DeArdo says only one will avoid falling to 0-2. Bryan's got picks for every game, with the Pats easily covering a 19-point spread, and losses for all but one team in the NFC North.

Antonio Brown has already had issues with the Steelers and Raiders, but the hope in New England is that Bill Belichick will be able to keep anything crazy from happening there. But something has already come up that could be the first test with the Pats; here's what will have to be decided before Brown plays.