Let's overreact to NFL Week 2: Would the Steelers think about benching Rodgers?
Will Aaron Rodgers stay QB1? Is anything different for the Eagles' offense? We're judging Week 2 overreactions.
The NFL is a league built on momentum, and Week 2 can often set the tone for the rest of the season. While it's easy to get caught up in overreactions after just two games, there are some legitimate concerns for teams like the Steelers and Packers. Aaron Rodgers, a longtime elite quarterback, has looked uncharacteristically shaky to start the season, and it's fair to wonder if the Packers might consider a change under center if things don't improve.
The Steelers, in particular, are a team that prides itself on defensive excellence, but their offense has been a struggle so far. If they're not careful, they could find themselves in a hole early in the season. As for the Eagles, their offense has looked inconsistent, and it's unclear what their identity will be this year. Will they be a run-heavy team or try to air it out with Jalen Hurts? The uncertainty surrounding these teams makes for compelling storylines as we head into Week 3.
So what to watch next? The Packers take on the Buccaneers in a crucial NFC matchup, while the Steelers face off against the Browns in a key AFC North showdown. The Eagles, meanwhile, look to bounce back against the Commanders. These games will go a long way in determining the trajectory of these teams' seasons and whether the overreactions from Week 2 are justified.
Originally reported by espn.com. MotosportNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.