I'll put my observations for the Thursday night game of week 2 which was Denver vs. KC.
So maybe its just me but do you ever listen to any media coverage of games the day after and wonder if the people who get paid for their opinion even watched the game. I guess maybe once it becomes a job the must lose interest or something. On my way home from work I heard the usual talk of Manning not being able to throw down field. I specifically recall 3 bombs downfield that were overthrown to the receivers. There was probably more. I guess it must have been an assigned talking point.
- Wow and congrats to anyone that drafted Denver DEF, they are solid. 5 turnovers coming both from knocked out balls and interceptions. Not to mention sacks.
- CJ Anderson - is he injured or something? Just doesn't have a lot going into his runs. There was a 3rd and 1 were he just ran directly into the line. Anderson ended with 12 for 27 and Hillman came in later in the game and ended with 9 carries for 34yds. I would just stay away from this backfield at the moment if you hopefully have options.
- Den returning only one lineman is showing the importance of a good Oline. Peyton is getting destroyed constantly under pressure and getting hit. Lucky for him they will probably have a lot easier pass rushes down the road.
- KC really spreading the ball around with no one receiver having over 60 yds but 3 guys with 50 yards. Maclin hasn't really shown a ton so far but is probably worth hanging on to. Kelce will probably continue to be a great option for your fantasy team.
So maybe its just me but do you ever listen to any media coverage of games the day after and wonder if the people who get paid for their opinion even watched the game. I guess maybe once it becomes a job the must lose interest or something. On my way home from work I heard the usual talk of Manning not being able to throw down field. I specifically recall 3 bombs downfield that were overthrown to the receivers. There was probably more. I guess it must have been an assigned talking point.