Well...

Someone has to bring it up. Might as well be me. SN08 is probably still recovering from a Jets' 16 pt blown lead late in the 3rd quarter to my Buffalo Bills -- Circle the Wagons boys!!!!!! Josh Allen really had me worried in that first half but showed some poise and improvement in the 2nd half on his way to robbing Gase of his first divisional win. I'm really loving the improvements at WR (John Brown and Cole Beasley), as well as Devin Singletary looks to take clear control of that RB spot following the release of LeSean McCoy.

Week 1 wasn't a let down, unless you're resigned to the fact that the Patriots continue to cheat and likely were involved with Antonio Bryant's odd departure from Oakland without ever playing a snap for them. Something is quite fishy there, and even AB's agent said that AB sought advice from social media guru(s) on how to use it to get out of Oakland. The writing was on the wall as early as a couple months ago with all of his excuses on why he didn't want to go to practice, etc. Now, he's in New England and like Randy Moss... we probably won't hear much out of him outside of the sound of slightly less inflated footballs wizzing through the air in his direction.

We have any Dolphins fans in here? Good Lord they're horrible.

The Steelers... that was embarrassing for a franchise that usually doesn't lay eggs on the national stage like that. The AFC North -- let's talk about them really fast. Everyone off-season crowned the Browns, and as someone who lived in Cleveland for a few years... I didn't understand why. Sure, on paper they look pretty good. However, you're talking about a lot of personalities and guys that if things go bad tend to quit on their team and be a locker room cancer rather than improve it. I'm calling it now. The Browns won't make the playoffs. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens though... they looked smooth. Granted, it was the Dolphins but they looked good. The Browns' offensive line looks horrid, which isn't going to do Mayfield and his receiving corps any favors. The AFC West is good to above average. The AFC East (minus the dolphins) will also compete for playoff spots behind the likely division winner Patriots. That spells doom for whoever doesn't win the AFC North. It's early, but I'm not willing to place any bets on the Browns after that showing, at HOME.

Thoughts?