Cowboys, Giants, Oregon, Chargers ... and 7 Other Things.

Looks like that improved DALL defense we heard so much about over this summer still has a lot of improving to do based off of last night's performance against NYG. Kind of looked like the same defense we saw last year.

Those NYG looked to be for real and who knows, they might be the team to beat in the NFC East. They were far and away the most impressive team from that division, but next week will know more as they face an angry LAR team.

This was supposed to be the year for the LAC, but after they got manhandled by the Cardinals, it makes you wonder is this or any other year will be their year.

Kyler Murray getting knocked out of that game seemed personal as his former HC in ARI is now the defensive coordinator in Green Bay. I'm not saying bounty ... but ...

I'm really beginning to wonder if Oregon will ever be anything other than the best-dressed team in sports after the way they got handled in Stillwater. Definitely missing their former OC, Will Stein and DC, Tosh Lupoi who are now head coaches at Kentucky and California respectively.

Was expecting more out of Texas transfer Parker Livingstone at Oklahoma ... I was, but after seeing him catch 1 pass for 8 yards against Michigan ... I might need to temper those expectations.

What happened to that vaunted HOU defense yesterday against BUFF? Josh Allen had his way with them and in the end, tried to give the game away, but the Texans just wouldn't take it.

Wondering how much if any damage CJ Stroud did to his pending contract negotiations with that performance against BUFF yesterday.

I'm really beginning to believe Cam Ward is a bust as he's shown no signs of becoming the franchise quarterback that we were led to believe he'd become. What a shame because their uniforms are right up there with LAC and Oregon.

The Jets have some talent on that team, especially at those offensive skill positions with Garrett, Mitchell, Hall, and Sadiq, the rookie tight end out of Oregon. Pray they don't waste those youngsters.

All Ohio State fans needed was a reason and Ryan Day gave them one. They needed a reason to jump back on the fire Day train and after losing a 20-point lead in the 4th quarter in Austin ... that train is just about ready to leave the station ... again.