Hour 2: Did the Rams Put the NFC Back on Notice?

The Rams' improvement from week one to week two was large, and they will be a team in the mix come Super Bowl time.

The Rams' pass defense was a lot better, and they were more physical on both lines of scrimmage.

The Rams were efficient in the run game and played well against a Giants defense he respects.

Chambliss can be an NFL starting quarterback, as his size is not prohibitive and he shows up in big moments.

Chambliss is the exception to the rule for shorter quarterbacks and is more explosive than Russell Wilson.

Chambliss is ready for center stage, has a cannon of an arm, and is not thin like Bryce Young.

The top five teams are the Bengals, 49ers, Seahawks, Bills, and Chiefs, with the Chiefs at number one.

He agrees with the five teams but would rank Seattle first, KC second, and Buffalo third.

The Bengals could be the number one seed in the AFC if Joe Burrow stays upright and the defense continues to play well.

He is not worried about Drake May, as the coaching staff will figure it out and the defense is playing well.

May has to play better, but the improved offensive line and defense will keep the Patriots in games.

May's fourth-quarter interceptions against Seattle were concerning, and the offensive line was an issue last year.

It would be worse for the Colts because they are in win-now mode and have mortgaged draft picks.

The Colts have no margin for error, and a loss could lead to firings for the head coach and GM.

He agrees that an 0-3 start would be worse for the Colts, as the Texans have a history of recovering from slow starts.

Stroud needs to prove he can elevate the team without Nico Collins to justify a market-level deal.

Stroud needs to out-duel top quarterbacks and cannot rely solely on his defense to win games.

Stroud should take a deal around 48 to 50 million if offered, as waiting could risk injury and a worse situation.

The Bengals are a top threat because their defense has been stellar and they have made key fourth-down stops.

The Bengals' offensive line has been a plus, and their defense has been physical with four takeaways.