"The Eagles are the defending Super Bowl champs and have a 2-0 record just like the Packers, so they should still technically be looked at as the best team in the league until they lose their first game. The Bills are also 2-0, and they dominated a divisional opponent, came back against the Ravens, and have the reigning MVP on their roster."
"He has to be considered one through the first two weeks of the season. He is tied for third in total touchdowns. He's also second in passing yards, sixth in quarterback rating, sixth in QBR, and averages the most passing yards per attempt amongst players who have thrown at least ten passes this year. Most importantly, his squad is 2-0 with a win over a team that made the playoffs last season."
Week Two ended with more uncertainty than clarity about how the NFL season will unfold. Green Bay looks like one of the best teams through two weeks, but Philadelphia, Buffalo, and Los Angeles also provide strong 2-0 cases. Philadelphia remains the defending Super Bowl champion and retains claim to being the league's best team until it loses. Buffalo dominated a divisional opponent, came back against Baltimore, and still carries the reigning MVP. Los Angeles recorded a neutral-site victory and a road win in back-to-back divisional games. Daniel Jones has transformed the Colts' passing attack and ranks among league leaders, and Houston has lost narrowly to two strong opponents.
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