Well, Trubisky does legitimately suck.
The main problem with Mayfield himself is the fact that he thinks he needs to perform some impossible deep shot with every passing play. So many uncatchable or interception risk balls.
The offensive line ain't helping one bit. It was bad coming into the season.
New England Patriots
New Orleans Saints
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers
Los Angeles Rams
Buffalo Bills
Philadelphia Eagles
Carolina Panthers
New England is on an extended bye week, courtesy of these shitty teams they paid Goodell to set them up with. Lucky too, their offense is not good. They need depth at top at WR for sure. Nothing changes the fact that their defense is top notch.
Bridgewater did much better, so will gladly have them at #2. The loss isn't too bad for Kansas City itself, but a banged up Mahomes is scary for them.
The Packers took care of business, although they void left by Adams is huge. Seahawks are only limited by their pedestrian defense and Carroll's conservative philosphy. Wilson is the frontrunner for MVP.
The Browns are not good, and the 49ers clearly outcoached them. Still need another game to fully believe in them. I'd still have the Rams beating them, but gotta lower them on their losing streak. They need to find that balance with Goff.
Josh Allen sucks. Totally see the Bills trudging their way defensively for a wildcard spot. The Eagles can scrap with any team, but they're working their way back up the list.
There's a group of guys to pick from to be #10. I'll go with the Panthers though (vs guys like the Ravens, Texans, Lions, Colts, etc). They're currently on a win streak with a QB that isn't Cam Newton and a good defense. I think they'd hold their own against any opponent at this range.
The main problem with Mayfield himself is the fact that he thinks he needs to perform some impossible deep shot with every passing play. So many uncatchable or interception risk balls.
The offensive line ain't helping one bit. It was bad coming into the season.
New England Patriots
New Orleans Saints
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49ers
Los Angeles Rams
Buffalo Bills
Philadelphia Eagles
Carolina Panthers
New England is on an extended bye week, courtesy of these shitty teams they paid Goodell to set them up with. Lucky too, their offense is not good. They need depth at top at WR for sure. Nothing changes the fact that their defense is top notch.
Bridgewater did much better, so will gladly have them at #2. The loss isn't too bad for Kansas City itself, but a banged up Mahomes is scary for them.
The Packers took care of business, although they void left by Adams is huge. Seahawks are only limited by their pedestrian defense and Carroll's conservative philosphy. Wilson is the frontrunner for MVP.
The Browns are not good, and the 49ers clearly outcoached them. Still need another game to fully believe in them. I'd still have the Rams beating them, but gotta lower them on their losing streak. They need to find that balance with Goff.
Josh Allen sucks. Totally see the Bills trudging their way defensively for a wildcard spot. The Eagles can scrap with any team, but they're working their way back up the list.
There's a group of guys to pick from to be #10. I'll go with the Panthers though (vs guys like the Ravens, Texans, Lions, Colts, etc). They're currently on a win streak with a QB that isn't Cam Newton and a good defense. I think they'd hold their own against any opponent at this range.
