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Houston Texans – Matt Schaub Can’t Handle the Pressure
For a usually efficient quarterback on a team that doesn’t take many risks on offense, Matt Schaub is having one horrible season so far when it comes to avoiding throwing interceptions, being solely responsible for the Houston Texans losing to the Seattle Seahawks.
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Chicago Bears – Jay Cutler Simply Being Himself
Trying to change Jay Cutler from being a high-risk, high-reward kind of quarterback is going to take more time for Marc Trestman and the Chicago Bears, which results in multiple turnover games and sometimes holes that are dug too deep for some clutch fourth quarter quarterbacking to get them out of.
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Pittsburgh Steelers – Defense Can’t Help With Ben Roethlisberger This Bad
There’s no longer a distinction between a solid defense and a woeful offense for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Everything’s falling apart at an alarming rate, with Ben Roethlisberger unable to avoid turnovers and any kind of hope of turning this around keeps slipping out the window, although the AFC North refuses to run away from them.
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New York Giants – Hitting Rock Bottom Doesn’t Mean Things Can’t Get Worse
No sign of improvement as the New York Giants continue to sink down into oblivion, losing their fourth consecutive game with an offense led by Eli Manning who looks like he’s given up, and a team with a head coach in Tom Coughlin who doesn’t seem like he has any faith in his players anymore.
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NFL – Dolphins vs Saints Predictions
The Miami Dolphins are playing surprisingly well and are 3-0 without too much talent at running back and a second-year quarterback, while the New Orleans Saints have suddenly found a defensive edge they haven’t had in years, while the offense is doing just as they were expected to.
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Seattle Seahawks – Richard Sherman Won’t Let Russell Wilson Lose
An awful performance from a trustworthy quarterback wasn’t enough for the Seattle Seahawks to lose for the first time this season. Richard Sherman is the embodiment of everything that’s great ans successful on this team, which is enough for the defense and the running game to get over Russell Wilson having his worst game in his NFL career.
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Denver Broncos – The Best Team in the NFL
It seems that every game is simply another opportunity for the Denver Broncos and Peyton Manning to set more personal, franchise and NFL records, as the best team in football is still waiting for a team to make it slightly difficult this season.
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Kansas City Chiefs – Turnovers Don’t Matter Against Broken Teams
Even if they have turned the ball over for the first time this season, the Kansas City Chiefs aren’t stopping and most importantly not losing. Alex Smith is making mistakes as he takes more risks, but all those don’t really matter when the team standing in front of them is a ghost of its former self.
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Detroit Lions – Reggie Bush Too Much to Handle
There have always been doubts as to whether Reggie Bush is good enough to be a feature back on a good NFL teams, but he’s been erasing those so far in an impressive start for him and the Detroit Lions, making the Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson connection not look all that important.
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New England Patriots – Tom Brady Reaches Perfection With Nothing
It’s not just Tom Brady responsible for the New England Patriots staying undefeated despite not having any of their top receivers healthy enough to play; Bill Belichick has to be doing something right in practice, while Aqib Talib is becoming into a one man wrecking machine in the endzone. However, it takes a special quarterback to look this good with this bunch of passing targets.