Four NFL teams who won in Week 1 that will crash back to earth over the course of the 2026 NFL season, including the Las Vegas Raiders and Pittsburgh Steelers.
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While the Seahawks routinely kept Kenneth Walker on ice, he quickly showed what he can do in a scaled-up role with the Chiefs.
The 33-year-old clearly demonstrated other ways he's useful to New York's offensive scheme.
These are the five worst Week 1 performances by quarterbacks who went on to win a Super Bowl, including Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Aaron Rodgers.
The 2021 AP NFL DPOY reminded everyone who he is
Ranking every NFL starting quarterback from Week 1, with Jaxson Dart and Caleb Williams rising, while Drake Maye and Justin Herbert hit early turbulence.
Just about everything that could go wrong, did go wrong for Denver on Monday Night Football.
Live match and player stats for the Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football in NFL Week 1.
Breaking down the injury report and inactives for Kansas City vs. Denver to wrap up Week 1.
Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs will be under immense pressure on Monday Night Football, with the Denver Broncos — and potentially Taylor Swift — in town.
NFL players whose low snap rates in Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season are a warning sign for fantasy football managers.
Drew Lock’s +0.22 EPA per pass showed why Seattle can trust its backup to keep the offense afloat while Sam Darnold recovers.
These five NFL rookies had a breakout Week 1 and proved they were worth the gamble in the NFL Draft. Jadarian Price was just one of the rookies who played well.
There wasn't a lot to be mad at, but these players should be disappointed in how their 2026 season started.
Maybe the Super Bowl-winning coach wasn't the problem in Baltimore after all.
Davante Adams and Ja'Marr Chase were among the fantasy football stars who flopped in Week 1. How should you approach them as you set your lineups for Week 2?
From the Dallas Cowboys to the Los Angeles Rams, here are some contenders I'm putting under investigation after Week 1.
Week 1 gave us everything: Bears fans being right, Bryce Young shining, Josh Allen exorcising demons, and Tyler Owens going completely insane.
It's a horrible week for running backs, an excellent week for wide receivers and eerily standard at tight end. So who should you go after with that coveted number one waiver pick?
The Dallas Cowboys defense was clearly not fixed from last season in Week 1, so if Jerry Jones makes a panic trade, it needs to be a blockbuster.