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NFL Overreactions Week 1: Jaguars lose, regain identity

By Jeff Weisinger

Sep 7, 2014; Arlington, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (9) throws against the San Francisco 49ers at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports
Sep 7, 2014; Arlington, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (9) throws against the San Francisco 49ers at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports /
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Sep 7, 2014; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Cleveland Browns quarterback Brian Hoyer (6) throws a pass against the Pittsburgh Steelers during the second half at Heinz Field. Pittsburgh won the game, 30-27. Mandatory Credit: Jason Bridge-USA TODAY Sports
Sep 7, 2014; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Cleveland Browns quarterback Brian Hoyer (6) throws a pass against the Pittsburgh Steelers during the second half at Heinz Field. Pittsburgh won the game, 30-27. Mandatory Credit: Jason Bridge-USA TODAY Sports /

Football season has finally graced us with its presence again and so far, 14 teams are 1-0 and 14 teams are 0-1 (Giants, Lions, Chargers and Cardinals play Monday night).

So after the first week of the NFL’s regular season, is it time to panic, time to celebrate or should everyone just relax because it’s only the first of 16 games?  (Like anybody really will relax after their team opens the season 0-1?)

But yet, here we are, the Monday after.

Did Brian Hoyer wake up down 24 points to the Steelers at half, realizing that if he can’t try to win this game, he’ll be forever forgotten like the rest of the Browns quarterbacks?

Did Jacksonville realize that they were going about their opener at Philadelphia all wrong in the first half… by actually winning?

Is Oakland’s new traveling procedures to the east coast resulting in a positive mindset, even when you get outgained nearly 4-to-1?

Let’s not forget America’s favorite quarterback Tony Romo, who tried to outdo himself in the Cowboys opener against San Francisco, starting the season on a hot note, tossing three interceptions and making worse decisions than the U.S. Congress.

One thing is for certain, the first week of the NFL season will be filled with storylines from everywhere on Monday and Tuesday.

With that said, here’s some of the somewhat top stories from Week 1.

(Editor’s Note: Our tongues are so buried in our cheeks with this piece, it’s starting to hurt. Have fun with it.)

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