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After putting up a monster breakout season in 2025, many wondered about a possible regression for Jaxon Smith Niigba entering 2026. However, so far, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Through just two games, he already has over 270 receiving yards and FOUR touchdowns. Keep in mind, he’s being doing this WITHOUT his starting quarterback, Sam Darnold. Jaxon Smith Njigba just continues to keep showing why he may just be the best receiver in football. @State Farm #StateFarmPartner

The Bengals’ defense has long been an issue preventing them from becoming a true Super Bowl contender… but that looks to no longer be an issue. The Bengals just had a commanding 20-6 victory over the Texans, controlling it the entire way and not allowing Houston to ever come close to making a comeback. Dexter Lawrence is proving to be a huge addition on the defensive line, playing a massive part in holding the Texans to just 60 rushing yards, keeping them one dimensional. The question has to be

Steelers WR DK Metcalf has not looked like himself two weeks into the 2026 NFL season. Many were expecting a strong season from him entering year 2 with Aaron Rodgers, but he has struggled with separation, and has also struggled with catching the ball. He only has 42 receiving yards on 13 targets this season. Time to panic in Pittsburgh? Or will he turn it around 🧐

The Chiefs made a bold statement in week one, with a convincing victory over the Broncos, showing off their new run game featuring Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker. Behind an elite defense and a newfound rushing attack (220 rushing yards week one) the Chiefs are making a very strong and compelling case as the best team in the AFC. Any team that has Patrick Mahomes under center will have a chance… but Mahomes has an elite running game for maybe the first time in his career. @State Farm #StateFarmPa

The Browns arguably had the worst week one out of any team in the entire NFL, getting demolished 34-10 by the Jaguars. Deshaun Watson, as expected, had a very subpar performance, going 16/22 with 1 interception, a fumble and was sacked 5 times. Browns HC Todd Monken was grilled during a press conference, being asked if the players are behind Watson as their quarterback. His answer was interesting: “Really to be honest... they don’t have a choice. This isn’t a debate”

Packers HC Matt Lafleur has been with Green Bay for 8 seasons, accumulating a reputation for winning (76-41-1 record) during his tenure. With that being said, he has a 3-6 record in the playoffs, and has developed a reputation for choking games away. Does he belong in the same conversation as offensive-minded coaches like Sean McVay, Mike Shanahan, etc? It’s definitely debatable to argue that he isn’t. An absurd stat was just uncovered: “In the last year, the Packers had a 99% chance of winning

The Broncos have high hopes for star WR Jaylen Waddle, who they traded a 1st, 3rd and 4th round pick for, with the hopes of him being the “final piece” for a Super Bowl push. In his first game with the team, he was a non-factor. He only managed to have one catch for 2 yards… to go with a few drops as well.

The Chiefs just made a massive statement tonight, absolutely dismantling the Broncos [insert score] and re-establishing themselves as the team to beat not only in the AFC West, but maybe even the AFC. The addition of Kenneth Walker has lifted an immense amount of pressure off the shoulders of Patrick Mahomes, and it’s allowing him to play his game. In an offense loaded with talent (Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, Tyquan Thornton, Travis Kelce) it’s hard not to envision Kansas City back in the playof

HOF QB Drew Brees — who has been retired since 2021, nearly came out of retirement to join the Denver Broncos for their AFC Championship Game following the Bo Nix injury. The Broncos ended up starting Jarrett Stidham and lost to the Patriots 10-7. The question has to be asked: could Drew Brees have come off the couch and led the Broncos to the Super Bowl? Or at the very least, defeated the Patriots?

The Giants just opened their season with a HUGE underdog victory over the Cowboys 28-20. Everything clicked. Jaxson Dart, Cam Skattebo, Isaiah Likely, Malik Nabers. The offense just looked so smooth and so complimentary. The defensive front led by Abdul Carter, Brian Burns, Arvell Reese and Kayvon Thibodeaux is an ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE for opposing offenses. The first game of the John Harbaugh era was a massive success and it should only get better. @State Farm #StateFarmPartner