What did we learn from week 2?  Here’s a 2 minute primer game by game

JIM RUBERA
(Rubera writes for The Spop)

Bills 38  Raiders 35

Harvard is a quarterback factory.

Lions 48  Chiefs 3

Uh oh.

Titans 26  Ravens 13

Willing to forgive Baltimore after an emotional Pittsburgh game, but could Tennessee be for real?

Browns 27  Colts 19

Can you believe the Colts could be the worst team in the league, take Andrew Luck and throw him in the closet, and then go back to being a favorite next year?

Buccaneers 24  Vikings 20

Tampa looks like they’ll be ok, but the Vikings just can not throw the ball.

Saints 30  Bears 13

Cutler sacked another 6 times.  This guy needs help.

Jets 32  Jaguars 3

Very little information to be gained from this game other than that Jacksonville is easy to plan for because of their QB and limited offensive weapons.

Steelers 24  Seahawks 0

See above.  Substitute Seattle for Jacksonville.

Redskins 22  Cardinals 21

Deceiving result in that Zona travels poorly to the East Coast and Washington hasn’t faced a tough situation or team yet.

Packers 30  Panthers 23

A little worrisome for Green Bay and a lot to start getting excited about for Carolina.

Cowboys 27  49ers 24

The world may be coming to an end due to the fact that Tony Romo showed heart, toughness, and played well in the fourth quarter.

Broncos 24  Bengals 22

Not a surprising result, but the Bengals are hanging in there.

Texans 23  Dolphins 13

Any confidence Miami had from week 1 just went right out the window.

Patriots 35  Chargers 21

Way to shut down Gates, but the Patriots are in the same trouble they’ve been in for a while now.  Learn how to cover receivers.

Falcons 35  Eagles 31

It only took seven quarters for Vick to officially not play an entire season and cost the team a game.

Giants 28  Rams 16

A miracle catch and a defensive touchdown away from being a different result.  Both teams stink.

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