Updated NFL standings, Week 2: Ravens, Chiefs off to hot starts

Week one of the NFL season is almost in the books and we already have some teams flying high and others hanging their heads.

It was a great start to the year for teams like the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs. Both teams succeeded expectations with their quarterbacks having strong performances. However, their wins came at the expense of someone else.

The first week of the season doesn’t make or break a year. However, there are some losses that are so crushing that it’s tough to rebound.

It’s going to be tough for the Cleveland Browns to move on from their tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers. They had that game won after an impressive comeback. This is a team that is coming off a winless season and had a chance to knock off one of their top rivals.

Hue Jackson’s tenure with the Browns has been a disaster. He made some questionable decisions in this game including settling for a 40+ yard field goal attempt in overtime.

While some teams can be considered winners others might just be happy to secure a victory. The Carolina Panthers didn’t look overly impressive against the Dallas Cowboys. However, they were able to grind out the win.

Dallas on the other hand looked like a complete mess. Their offensive line had major problems allowing a total of six sacks. That’s a tough pill to swallow for a team that considers the offensive line to be their strength.

The Cowboys defense didn’t perform to badly holding the Panthers under 300 yards of total offense.