Week 2 kicks off on Thursday night as Joe Burrow and the Bengals travel to Cleveland in search of their first win. Other notable contests include the L.A. Rams at Philadelphia, the Chiefs at the Chargers, and the Ravens at the Texans. The Patriots travel to Seattle on Sunday night, while Monday will see the Las Vegas Raiders open Allegiant Stadium when they host the New Orleans Saints. Use this thread to discuss them all. 

After a heartbreaking loss in Los Angeles in Week 1, Dak Prescott and the Cowboys look to bounce back at home against the Falcons in Week 2. Elsewhere, Russell Wilson and the Seahawks also have a home opener, but you should avoid starting them against the stout New England defense.

Off The Charts podcast is back to football! We've got Week 1 games to talk about and Week 2 games to preview, including Ravens-Texans, Jaguars-Colts, and Lions-Packers. (Click for audio link)

The Jaguars' second-year quarterback doesn't have the same athletic gifts as an Aaron Rodgers or Lamar Jackson, but as Derrik Klassen shows, he has subtle nuances to his game that allow him to make the most of his limited skill set.

It's still a big deal that Cam Newton's Patriots face Russell Wilson's Seahawks on Sunday night, but Mike Tanier thinks it should be bigger. Plus: a Lions running back mystery and appearances by Abby the Golden Retriever and musical guest David Wax Museum.

Week 1 is here, and it felt...normal? Ish? Bryan and Andrew cut through the first results of the season, trying to sort the fact from the fiction during National Jump to Conclusions Week.

Baltimore starts the year at No. 1 again, which is not a surprise. But some of the lower ratings after Week 1 are a surprise. What is Minnesota doing ahead of Green Bay, and why is Kansas City only 16th after what looked like a dominating Opening Night performance?

You can take Philip Rivers off the Chargers, but can you take the Chargers out of Philip Rivers? And what's up with Indy's soft defense?

Scott Spratt showcases some of the freely available talent you should pick up for your fantasy football team. That includes running backs such as the Jaguars' James Robinson, the Colts' Nyheim Hines, and the Rams' Malcolm Brown.

Scott Spratt is joined by The Ringer's Danny Kelly to provide their six most interesting waiver wire recommendations for Week 2. (Click for audio link)