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Week 2 brings us 15 teams looking to push their record to 2-0, and 15 teams looking to avoid the fate of being 0-2.
We’ve already seen the Bills push their mark to 2-0 with a victory over the Lions, sending them to 1-1. New users of the Betr app can use promo code FOXNEWS to get $200 in bonus bets to use on the Week 2 slate.
Over the years, there have been big battles between the Steelers and Patriots. We’ve seen plenty of great players take the field for both organizations, and today is no exception. The Steelers come into the game after taking down Atlanta in Week 1 of the season. Aaron Rodgers, reunited with Mike McCarthy, led the team to a 20-13 victory. It wasn’t the most impressive victory, but the Steelers' defense looked strong, and TJ Watt had an interception returned for a touchdown.
Looking to get their record to 1-1 after an opening-week loss, the Patriots will see if they can get Drake Maye back on track. Maye has lost his last two games of meaning, both to the Super Bowl. New England lost last week to the Seahawks by a final score of 13-10. Maye has to be chomping at the bit to get back into this game. Last week, he threw an interception that lost the game. It was an aggressive play, but the team was in field goal range, and instead of tying it up, the Patriots fell to 0-1.
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There is no question that Maye had a great season last year. He ended with 4,394 yards, 31 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions. However, the season did not end the way he wanted as he looked overmatched in the Super Bowl and then looked rattled for much of the game against Seattle in Week 1. Last week, he threw for 178 yards, a touchdown, and three interceptions. Is it just the Seahawks, or will Maye keep struggling?
At this point, we probably should just be impressed that Rodgers is still playing football. The Steelers are not asking him to just turn and hand the ball off, either. He is orchestrating the offense, and in Week 1 he was tasked with throwing the ball 40 times. He ended up with 221 yards and a touchdown on 24 completions. The Patriots' defense has given a lot of guys fits; will it disrupt Rodgers?