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NFL Week 5 Observations - That was a big boy game from Patriots quarterback Drake Maye. He’s had bigger, flashier outputs but he was efficient in primetime, against a perennial contender, on the road. Impressive stuff. - Stefon Diggs’s revenge game was a bigger surprise, as I’d call this his best game since 2022. I did not think he still had this in him, as his production wasn’t an accident. - I’d also call this the first game where I really felt the Mike Vrabel imprint, as that Patriots defense gave Josh Allen a lot of tight windows, even when he was extending plays. It felt like that overachieving Titans defense Vrabel got the most out of virtually every week. - Buffalo is one of those teams where a premium wide receiver could transform their offense, as it would put their role players in more natural positions. - It’s rare for a team like the Rams to shoot themselves in the foot multiple times in a game, but despite that they lost by three in overtime, with a failed fourth and one in the redzone. I wouldn’t overreact to that outcome. - Kyle Shannahan did a great job mitigating the Rams’ talented front through play calling, and as someone that literally said if Mac Jones is going to resurrect his career, San Francisco is the spot, Jones really played out of his mind given the 49ers injuries. That said, I’d still pump the brakes on this 49ers team ceiling, I expect them to make the playoffs, likely handedly given their schedule, but this roster is not what it was when this team was the NFC’s best for half a decade. - The Broncos are well coached, with good line play and a very gritty quarterback who doesn’t have the high-end talent of the elites, but he has enough to make this group live against just about anyone. Sean Payton turned this organization around in short order. - That missed long pass to A.J. Brown looked to me like it was on him, because he slowed down. - Speaking of Brown, after him and fellow disgruntled wide receiver DeVonta Smith aired their grievances publicly despite being on an undefeated, defending championship team, that final play that they missed while they were essentially on top of each other was really quite poetic for someone who generally doesn’t like wide receivers, nor people that run their mouths. - That said, expect the Eagles to right the ship this Thursday against the Giants, who embarrassed themselves in New Orleans on Sunday. - I don’t overreact to the early days of any rookie quarterback, but I thought Jaxson Dart was over drafted by a desperate, poorly ran organization. The thing about being an overtly cocky quarterback is that stuff is going to wear real thin when they turn the ball over three times against one of the worst teams in the league. It’s going to get even thinner when New York can’t move the ball during the coming Eagles and Broncos sandwich coming up. Let’s wait until Dart actually does something before claiming he’s changing the culture of the organization. - Given where the Saints organization is today, Alvin Kamara makes little to no sense on this roster, especially when Kendre Miller is getting noteworthy run multiple weeks in a row. - To this point Kellen Moore has impressed me as this team has overachieved in four of their five games. - The Saints OL played a strong game against New York’s high-end front. - The Jets are kind of in no mans land, as their future at quarterback isn’t on the roster and New York’s defense took a nosedive last year and has shown no signs of a correction through five games in 2025. - Football trades don’t happen often, but it probably makes sense to see if a contender will overpay for Breece Hall. - Dak Prescott is one of those guys whose always been either overrated or underrated, but I had no opinion of rookie Ryan Flournay coming into Sunday and Prescott got 114 yards out of Flournay. - Cooper Rush is a solid backup QB, but he’s an odd pairing as Lamar Jackson’s backup. Rush had a bit of an odd game as he only had six incompletions on 20 attempts, but three of them were intercepted. - Baltimore’s defense needs an exorcism. - Again I openly mock those that have framed Geno Smith as a top 10 QB, but very few quarterbacks would be thriving in his current environment. - The truth is the Raiders are going nowhere anytime soon and the biggest piece they have to rebuild is Maxx Crosby. - Daniel Jones played another clean game against a below average opponent, but I’d also say I saw the most New York Giants Daniel Jones in this game than I have to this point, this season. Regardless of what happens here, the Colts should extend Shane Steichen. I thought he was a good coach before this, to the point I’ve said I think the Eagles would be better off with him than Sirianni, but my word has Steichen done some job with this team. - While we are here, there are people out there that thought Lou Anarumo was the why behind the Bengals defensive struggles. He’s doing a pretty good job in Indianapolis. - There are still people out there saying Cincinnati has to do something to save their season. Guys, the Bengals season ended the moment Joe Burrow was out for multiple months. This is not a good roster, they are literally a team to target in survivor pools without Burrow. - Not much to say about the Lions, except contenders decisively beat bad teams, even on the road. - If allowing Rico Dowdle to run for over 200 yards isn’t a fire able offense, I’m not sure what is. I’m not surprised Miami only has one win and that their defense is atrocious, but even genuinely great backs don’t hit 200 rushing yards in a game in their entire career. - If we’ve learned one thing about Mike McDaniel it’s that if you give him an athletic tight end, that tight end can crush in McDaniel’s offense. - I like the Sam Darnold bet by Minnesota last year, but I was not expecting him to play at a quasi MVP level. If I were given truth serum and asked which two quarterbacks through five weeks have carried the most success for their team, that answer would be Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield and Darnold. - This was a very strange game from the Chargers offense, as they came out looking like they might hang 30 points on Washington, and then didn’t score for the rest of the contest. Part of that is because their other would be scoring drives ended in turnovers, but their offense largely died after their first two drives and the levy broke for their injury-ravaged offensive line. - Washington’s run game has had a lot of success since Jayden Daniels and Kliff Kingsbury came to town, but Jacory Croskey-Merritt looks like the best back they’ve had. - I did not watch enough of Cardinals vs. Titans to have a full opinion on that contest, but Arizona is exactly the type of volatile team that loses a game like this. I will be curious to see if this outcome has a similar long-term impact as the Bears losing to Washington on a Hail Mary did last year. I will try to do this every Monday, but to be clear I am doing this for the purpose of growing my following. That means engagement is my requirement so I reach new eyes, likes, comments, retweets, and bookmarks are all appreciated. You can follow me @RyanReynoldsNFL

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NFL Week 2, here’s what I’m looking at - Lions vs. Bears is the most interesting on the slate for me, because both are dangerous and whoever falls in an 0-2 hole in that division is in trouble. - People do not like Caleb Williams, so they are more prone to overreact to what he doesn’t do. For instance, Bo Nix was much, much worse in Week 1 than Williams was, but you haven’t heard much, if anything, about that, where several former NFL quarterbacks have reviewed Caleb’s film and said he was fine on opening night (which is my stance as well). - That said, the current reality for Caleb Williams is he’s one of the most dynamic talents to ever play the position, but he comes with processing concerns and needs to be more consistently accurate. This is his second game in a new offense, behind a largely new OL. He also has to overcome the timing-related trauma he endured during his rookie year through organizational ineptitude that I often parallel to Jared Goff’s first season with Jeff Fisher. Detroit’s defense is a much softer opponent than Brian Flores’ Vikings, so I’ll be more critical of Williams, and the Bears revamped offensive line, this week than I was on opening day. - Bears play calling was fine in Week 1, and it would have been the best game of last season from that angle. I’m beyond curious to see how Ben Johnson tries to handle Aidan Hutchinson. - I’m in a wait and see mode on Detroit given that they lost their center, both coordinators and a ton of staff members this offseason. New OC John Morton had a bad Week 1, where I didn’t know what he was trying to accomplish from a play calling standpoint (a common thread for me among most bad play callers long term). The Packers defense has looked good through two weeks, but they aren’t the 85 Bears. I’ll be looking to see what Morton does against Chicago, who I’m very familiar with, and to see if he tries to exploit the absence of quality slot corner Kyler Gordon. - I’m less concerned about Detroit defensively because 1. They aren’t a great defense to begin with and 2. Jordan Love couldn’t have been much better in Week 1. - This is a big game for Trevor Lawrence because if he can’t shred this Bengals defense, that’s genuinely concerning. If he does, the score to this game could get out of hand. Could easily see Ja’Marr Chase and Brian Thomas Jr. both being in winning DFS lineups. - I could easily see Jets vs. Bills being more of an ugly, defensive contest than the quasi shootout it’s projected to be. If you’re a regression bettor, the under is one of the more obvious regression plays I’ve seen in a while. - I thought Dak Prescott played a very strong game against the Eagles, but I did not think the Cowboys offensive line played particularly well in Week 1. I’ll be looking to see if the Giants’ ultra-talented front can steal this game. - As we saw on Thursday, Washington doesn’t have a great defensive front, which makes New York’s offensive line play on opening day even more concerning. I know people don’t like Russell Wilson, I get it, he’s the guy at the pool party in a speedo, but no offensive line played worse when weighted against their competition than the Giants did in Week 1 (that’s my stance, to be clear). - I would not be in any kind of a hurry to put Jaxson Dart behind this offensive line in its current state. - The interesting aspect of Dolphins vs. Patriots is that both teams have below average offensive lines, with capable pass rushes (with the caveat that Miami’s was terrible last week). - That said, I would be surprised if Tua Tagovailoa played even half as poorly as he did on opening day against New England. - From what I saw last week TreVeon Henderson could beat up Miami if he was able to get in space/ to the second level. Give Josh McDaniels history as a play caller in New England, I’ll be very curious to see if Henderson has a James White type of spike week. - Steelers vs. Seahawks is a game where both teams have high quality defensive fronts, and below average offensive lines. - From a team building standpoint, I’ll continue to say I have no idea what Seattle is trying to accomplish. - I think Mac Jones can be fine in Kyle Shannahan’s offense, as Jones is a distributor stylistically that is reasonably accurate when he’s at his best. Further, the 49ers defense can win this game on their own. - Tennessee does not look like a pushover, as they gave Denver a very contested game. That said, the Rams are a contender with a Hall of Fame caliber quarterback, one of the three best coaches in the league and a high-end pass rush. - I’ll be curious to see if the Rams treat Calvin Ridley similar to how they treated Nico Collins last week since this is another extremely top-heavy group of pass catchers. I’d also expect that Tennessee will try to lean on Tony Pollard for as long as they can. - Daniel Jones played very well in a clean pocket against a nonexistent Dolphins secondary last week. The Denver Bronco’s defense is the opposite of Miami’s. I expect this to be a back to reality game for Jones. - As I mentioned above, Bo Nix (who I’ve said multiple times I don’t think is anything special, while also making money on him via Mojo before he was drafted because I was higher than consensus on him) was terrible last week. I expect him to be better in this contest. I’m also curious to see if RJ Harvey sees a bigger workload. - The Panthers have one of the worst rosters in the league, but Arizona did not impress me in the slightest last week in New Orleans. That said, I could see this being a James Conner game. - Cleveland’s defense was closer to their 2023 form than what they showed last year on opening day. Baltimore is one of, if not the toughest test in the league for a defense. - Joe Flacco played really well for a 40-year-old quarterback last week, but Baltimore’s defense is coming off a meltdown performance and is a big step up in class from Cincinnati’s back of the league defensive roster. - I would expect the Eagles to try to get AJ Brown involved early against Kansas City. - On the flip side of that contest, outside of a Hollywood Brown resurrection game I do not see any exploitable matchup for the Chiefs’ offense against Vic Fangio’s defense given Kansas City’s injuries. - I view Raheem Morris as the worst coach in the NFL. His Falcons head to Minnesota with two disadvantages in the trenches, and an enormous coaching deficit against Flores and O’Connell. - As such, if Michael Penix had a nightmare kind of game in Minnesota, it would not surprise me, especially if the Vikings can play with an early lead. - J.J. McCarthy did some promising things in his first NFL start, but him winning NFC Offensive Player of the week is one of the single most inept things I’ve ever seen, guy threw 20 passes and generated 168 yards of offense. I will try to do this every Saturday night of the NFL season, but my purpose in doing this is to grow my following, so engagement (likes, comments, bookmarks, retweets) is my currency. As long as that stays strong, I will continue doing this. You can follow me @RyanReynoldsNFL

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