Recap of Week 1 in the NFL
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (THN News) - The LA Rams, who were chosen to win the super bowl by many, suffered an embarrassing loss to start the NFL season off last Thursday.
Rams vs 49ers
Not only did they lose the game, but they also loss their defensive star Myles Garrett to a knee injury, which would be something to monitor here in the future.
And Matthew Stafford performance or lack thereof is something the Rams would need him to improve on as well as he finished the game going 15/25 and 155 yards passing with 1 interception and no touchdowns.
Score: 27-7 Rams Lost
Titans vs Jets The supposed new look Tennessee Titans did not look improved or new to the City of Nashville as they suffered an uninspiring 23-10 loss at home to the New York Jets in front of their home crowd.
New Titans head coach Robert Saleh promised to bring a tough defensive team mindset to the Titans this off-season, and while the defense played hard early on in the game, the offense still resembled its same struggles from last year which included, little to no run game, Cam Ward running for his life and no explosive plays down field.
If that does not get fixed soon, and I mean very soon, the Titans will be looking at another 2-3 win season, and with with the organization moving into a new stadium next year in 2027, their will be a lot of upset people in the Music City.
Score: 10-23 Titans Lost
Bears vs Panthers The Bears oh my! What a show the Chicago Bears put week on week one in the NFL. There is not many people walking around this beautiful earth that can remember ever witnessing the Bears scoring 59 points in a single game; and that ladies and gentlemen should tell you something.
The Bears look like they have found what usually leads to a successful NFL team which is a good quarterback and a good head coach. They only thing that may hold them back or needs some improvement will be their defense.
Score: 59-37 Bears Win
Chiefs vs Denver The Chiefs are back in more ways than one. What a joy it was to witness Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce play somewhat up to their legendary status on Monday Night Football.
The task was a tough one, playing against a stingy and talented Denver Broncos defense but the Chiefs with newly added super bowl running back Kenneth Walker III, was to much to handle for the Bronco's defense.
Add in recent draft picks like Defensive Tackle Peter Woods and Cornerback Mansoor Delane, look for the Chiefs to be in the mix in the playoffs this year for a super bowl run if the roster can stay healthy.
Score: 31-10 Chiefs Win
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