Yeah KC is in trouble and are definitely not as scary as they have been in the past. Tyreek’s speed opened up so much for the offense. They need CEH or that rookie RB Pacheko or whatever to step up because the passing game will definitely be struggling. And defensively they are average at best.

Defensively they've always sucked. They are just better than Texas tech defense when compared to college. I went to tech and mahomes was good at tech but still sucked because tech d was complete shit. I don't even think he even made it to a bowl game last year he played there. Chiefs sure they got a bunch of rookies and young players but they picked up some good d picks. Sure their d sucks and has been even when they won the super bowl. They were just average then. So what mahomes needs is just an average defense nothing more.

The Bills look scary, man!
That defense + Josh Allen?
Good Lord have Mercy!

Or did the Rams look awful?

Not trying to minimize the Bills, they did their thing, and I have no doubt they're a damn good team, but there was honestly not a single thing the Rams did particularly well last night. They're luck that the Bills coughed the ball up a few times as well, otherwise it would have been an even worse smokeshow

Perhaps it's a bit of both.

Super Bowl Hangover is a thing, and for a reason. 

Plus, this Rams roster is not nearly as strong as that SB roster. For one, Von Miller is on the other team. No OBJ, no Whitworth. And with no suitable replacement on the OL (which looked God Awful) and Bobby Wagner and Allen Robinson not filling the gaps, both sides of the ball looked broken down for the Rams. Aaron Donald had no help on the D-line, Ramsey got cooked repeatedly, and their offense was basically Cooper Kupp and the check-down to the RB. 

Now, the main reason for that is that the Bills are just that damn good, and again, Super Bowl Hangover.

I wouldn't smash the 'Panic Button' for the Rams just yet.

If they look this bad next week against the Falcons, THEN they're in trouble.

No prediction league for this year, huh?

I had a good laugh when Yahoo Sports ranked the Cowboys in the top ten before the season started. I had an even better laugh when some experts picked them to go to the Super Bowl (Nate Burleson, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo). The Cowboys aren't as good as they were last year, and they weren't a top ten team or super bowl contender last year. As a matter of fact, they were highly overrated last year.

I doubt the Seahawks will pull of an upset and win tomorrow so the whole division will start of 0-1.  Looks like all the teams in the NFC West will be worse than they were last year.  So, the Rams still can win the division, even if they end up being a lot worse than they were last year.   They just have no chance at clinching home field for the playoffs like they did last year.

Vikings, chiefs and bills all look great. Wasn't impressive with anyone else. Long season, subject to change.

I guess we took you for granted, like it was an inevitable thing like the season itself. Ah well. Since I have your attention, thanks for all of your hard work on previous years' leagues. I sure as hell wouldn't have had the passion and focus to manage all of it. It's a shame that this site continues it's slow and inevitable decay. Ironic how now that we actually have people running it that give a care about its maintenance, it's still come to this.

Since I started getting packages that let me watch my team's game every week, I admittedly watch less football overall. I used to watch other games for lack of better options, but now I don't have to. As a result, I haven't been as active in the yearly thread as I used to be because I'm just not as informed to what's going on with the rest of the league.

Speaking of my team, that very first offensive play for the Packers....