Hour 2: Whose Offense is More Concerning: Steelers or Patriots?

Judge's postseason performance is unacceptable and the team must do whatever it takes to get him ready.

Judge skipped a minor league rehab stint, so he is working back to full strength now.

The Patriots offense will overcome AJ Brown's absence and bounce back against lesser defenses.

Drake Maye's poor decision-making in critical situations raises concerns about how he will perform without AJ Brown.

The Steelers offense is fundamentally limited and inefficient, with Rodgers failing to connect downfield.

The Steelers' offense is an extension of last year's constricted attack and will not significantly improve.

Drake Maye needs to bounce back more because of the expectations surrounding him and the loss of AJ Brown.

Bo Nix's performance was unimpressive and concerning given Denver's Super Bowl contender expectations.

Bo Nix faces a tougher schedule after Week Two, making his bounce back more critical.

The Chiefs defense is elite and secondary coach David Merritt is among the best in the league.

The Chiefs defense was underrated in the offseason and will consistently disrupt opposing passing games.

Sean Payton should not have relinquished play calling duties to a novice coordinator in a 17-game season.

Payton's decision was surprising but likely intentional, though he is too gifted to give up play calling long-term.

Tennessee must win more national championships to be mentioned in the same breath as Georgia and Alabama.

Tennessee's schedule is difficult but manageable if they can go three and two in their toughest five-game stretch.

C.J. Stroud's body language is bad and negatively impacts the team.

Stroud has shown great body language and leadership since his rookie year.

He respects Andre Johnson but is focused on preparing for the Bengals.

Stroud played excellently and his body language is not a primary concern compared to his on-field performance.

Andre Johnson's critique carries weight because he rarely speaks out and knows the franchise well.

Nico Collins staying healthy is critical for the Texans' offensive success.

Collins' injury is a significant setback that could hinder the Texans' offensive production.

The Jaguars are balanced, well-coached, and legitimate Super Bowl contenders.

The Jaguars' win over Cleveland is not a valid litmus test because the Browns are non-competitive.

The Cowboys' defense displayed structural incompetence and confusion in coverage schemes.