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QBs Headed in Opposite Directions, Four Other Things to Know About Bills vs. Chargers (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Chargers have been a playoff team each of the last two seasons under head coach Jim Harbaugh. However, the club is off to a shocking 0-2 start, losing back-to-back home games to the Arizona Cardinals and Las Vegas Raiders. As was the case a year ago, quarterback Justin Herbert is taking a beating. He was sacked three times in each loss, he’s fumbled three times (none lost), and has more interceptions (3) than touchdown passes. Then, there’s Buffalo Bills’ signal-caller Josh Allen
Panthers’ QB Bryce Young’s QB Stock Rightfully Rose More Than Anyone in Week 1 (opens the original)
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He has come an awfully long way since a forgettable rookie campaign in 2023. Carolina Panthers’ quarterback Bryce Young was the first overall pick in the draft that year and wound up starting 16 games that season for head coaches Frank Reich—fired after a 1-10 start—and interim Chris Tabor. The team finished with an NFL-worst 2-15 record. As for Young, he finished the season with 2,877 yards through the air, completing just 59.8 percent of his passes. There were 11 touchdown passes compared to 1
Carolina Panthers Suffer Dip in NFL Power Rankings After Defensive Disaster (opens the original)
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If it’s NFL Power Rankings from Bleacher Report, that means analysis from writers Gary Davenport, Kris Knox, Maurice Moton and Brent Sobleski. The Week 2 edition for this season has the champion Seattle Seahawks at the top of the list, and the Cleveland Browns bringing up the rear. So what about a club that managed to score 37 points and still lost by double digits in their own building? That would be the reigning NFC South champions, who slipped one spot from 22nd to 23rd following a 22-point s
Battle of Potent Offenses, Four Other Things to Know About Bills vs. Lions (opens the original)
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It was quite the opening week for the National Football League when it came to putting points on the board. The Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions were two of the 11 teams that reached the 30-point mark in Week 1. Both teams came out victorious despite the fact that their opposition each scored at least 30 points as well. Joe Brady’s team rallied for a 36-31 triumph at Houston, while Dan Campbell’s squad held on at home in overtime against the game New Orleans Saints, 31-30. Much will be made about
Clash of Reigning Division Champs, 4 Other Things to Know About Panthers vs. Bears (opens the original)
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In 2023, the Chicago Bears traded the first overall pick to the Carolina Panthers in a deal that involved numerous picks and wide receiver D.J. Moore (now with the Buffalo Bills). In 2024, both teams finished with 5-12 win-loss records. This past season, both clubs rebounded from those miserable finishes to win their respective divisions. Sunday’s clash in Charlotte features the top picks in the 2023 and 2024 NFL drafts, respectively, in Panthers’ signal-caller Bryce Young and Bears’ quarterback
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