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Was the Dolphins' 33-8 Week 1 loss to the Colts rock bottom?

As usual, the first week of games shakes things up. (Except at the top.)

Eric Samulski breaks down his fantasy football defense rankings for Week 2 of the NFL season

Spitting punishment is being finalized.

The Bears' offseason was filled with expectations about what the partnership between quarterback Caleb Williams and head coach Ben Johnson could bring to the offense, and the start of Monday night's game against the Vikings offered an encouraging glimpse of that potential.

The arrival of Micah Parsons has lifted expectations for what the Packers can accomplish as a team this season, but it will also alter the roles of some players on their defensive front.

The Eagles opened the season with a win over the Cowboys last Thursday and then moved to add to the roster on Friday.

Bears head coach Ben Johnson made a clock-management blunder late in the loss to the Vikings.

Johnson saw his team get flagged for 12 penalties and blow a big lead in his head-coaching debut.

The Minnesota Vikings score three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to claim a thrilling 27-24 win over the Chicago Bears.

If you watch the post-game locker room videos the Eagles post after wins, you see a pretty fired-up version of Nick Sirianni.

A.J. Brown had a quiet Week 1 performance but it was a perfect example for Nick Sirianni to share with the team.

The Vikings trailed 17-6 in the fourth quarter.

The Vikings will play the rest of tonight's game without Blake Cashman.

Not much has gone right for J.J.

There was little about the first half of Monday Night Football that was pretty, but it is close.

The Bears were one of three teams that didn't have opening possession touchdown last season.

The weird, one-way feud between Bill Belichick and the Patriots went next level on Saturday, when the North Carolina coach justified his ban on Patriots scouts by explaining that he's not welcome in New England.

49ers tight end George Kittle left Sunday's game in the second quarter and did not return.

Kyle Shanahan said it is too early to know whether the 49ers quarterback will play in Week 2.

Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson will not play in Monday Night Football.

The Bengals will have to make a change to their starting offensive line in Week 2.

Both of the Rams' starting guards left Sunday's win over the Texans with ankle injuries, and head coach Sean McVay offered an update on their condition Monday.

The Packers released their first injury report of the week on Monday and it shows that three key offensive players were listed as out ahead of their Thursday game against the Commanders.

The Commanders added quarterback Jayden Daniels to their injury report Monday.

The Bears have elevated linebacker Carl Jones Jr. and defensive end Tanoh Kpassagnon from the practice squad for Monday Night Football, the team announced.

Teams to watch include the Chiefs and Steelers.

Colts cornerback Charvarius Ward entered concussion protocol, coach Shane Steichen announced.

The numbers took a little longer to generate than expected.

It looks like the Chargers will be without linebacker Denzel Perryman as they try to go to 2-0 this week.

The Dolphins lost two starters during Sunday's loss to the Colts, and coach Mike McDaniel said Monday that right guard James Daniels and cornerback Storm Duck will miss multiple games.

The Jets have made an adjustment to their roster.

The Cowboys have placed defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey on injured reserve, the team announced.

The Panthers will have to avoid an 0-2 start without the help of defensive lineman Tershawn Wharton.

Raiders tight end Brock Bowers told reporters after Sunday's win over the Patriots that he was fine, despite having to leave the contest in the second half.

Jaxson Dart will eventually get his time to shine, but for right now, the Giants sticking with Russell Wilson as the starting quarterback is the correct decision.

Titans head coach Brian Callahan's explanation on Sunday for not using a challenge flag after an apparent catch by rookie wideout Elic Ayomanor was ruled incomplete didn't make any sense and he admitted it on Monday.

The Bills fan who shoved the helmets of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and receiver DeAndre Hopkins after a third-quarter Baltimore touchdown on Sunday night won't be back at a game any time soon.

Harold Fannin's record-setting debut has him at the top of the waiver wire priority coming out of Week 1 while Hollywood Brown headlines a strong list of wide receiver adds.

While Brian Daboll was non-committal after Sunday's loss regarding his team's quarterback situation moving forward, the head coach made it clear on Monday: Russell Wilson will continue as the team's starter.

After a mediocre performance in New York's 21-6 loss to the Commanders, Wilson will stay as QB1 for now.

The Saints may be without one of their key defenders for the rest of the season.

Breaking down all of the NFL's biggest Week 1 storylines, including the Dolphins' disaster in Indianapolis.