Cowboys are gonna be in most every game, a good bet as a dog and tough to take as a favorite. Dak is so poised for a rookie 4th rounder. Zeke has had his issues but I like his leg drive and lean, he always seems to fall forward for extra yardage. They still do stupid Cowboy things that make you scratch your head (the horribly executed onside at a weird point in the game as an example). But they're back to the 2014 formula of controlling TOP which will keep their mediocre D fresh. A little better redzone execution and this team is 2-0.
Giants look like another team going back to its old formula of a dominant D line controlling the other team. Stingy run D and generating a good pass rush. They're a lot better than I thought they'd be.
Eagles I'm not sure about, having beaten maybe the two worst teams in the league. Moving up in class big time this week, should tell us a lot.
Redskins have some weapons but until they can stop the run they'll be in trouble. Breeland needs to find the bench quick, he's a lost cause for this year.
The Bears....wow. How Fox keeps finding work is a mystery. Gonna be a looooong season.
Vikings have some good tools, D is good, Diggs in electric. But now its Badfraud without a running game, and the next four opponents are 7-1. Look like a fade in the short term.
Packers should right themselves in this upcoming set of home games. O-line looks like a long term issue though.
Lions haven't made an impression.
Panthers are still head and shoulders the class of the South. Rest of the division is dreck. Well, Tampa might be mediocre.
Seattle is another team with O-line issues, but unlike the Pack they have no horse at RB and a mediocre group of wideouts. Unders galore in the Pacific Northwest.
Arizona will be OK.
Rams need to get Goff in there, this is embarrassing when compared to Dak and Wentz.
Niners are an interesting dog the way their offense is playing, although with a couple of weeks of tape I can see that waning quick.
