Jameis Winston ushers the Saints into the post-Brees era in spectacular fashion, as the "Last Dance" Packers kick their year off with an ode to Jordan's days with the Wizards.
The Jets have ... uh, Quinnen Williams, we guess. Jared Goff and the Rams got thrown into a third-and-long meat grinder.
The Taysom Hill project takes a detour that was largely expected, while Jalen Hurts' first start showed a quarterback who can use his legs and win late in the down.
The Giants have turned around their rushing attack, while the Seahawks have ordered DoorDash instead of letting Russ cook.
Derek Carr's old bugaboo comes in to play, and the Falcons make yet another late-season defensive run when it no longer matters.
The Tua bandwagon wheels off to the side of the road, while the Broncos have a decision to make on their star safety.
Baltimore's offense stalled out in the rain, while New England and injuries exposed an old flaw on defense.
A historical ass-kicking: what does it actually mean as far as how good Tampa Bay is?
Tennessee's pass defense is all smoke and mirrors, and Joe Burrow's short passing game is already among the best in the NFL.
Despite the headline acquisition, Arizona's defense has actually improved more than their offense this year. Seattle's defense is broken.
