The Richard Sherman Podcast - NFL Week 1 REACTION: Giants UPSET Cowboys, Bills vs. Texans, Bears Score 59 & Myles Garrett Injury

The Giants controlled the game from start to finish under John Harbaugh's old-school, high-workload coaching philosophy.

The Cowboys' revamped roster underperformed and committed bonehead penalties.

The Giants could be legitimate if they upset the Rams next week.

Myles Garrett will miss a month after arthroscopic knee surgery.

The Rams will avoid a repeat of their Australia performance due to jet lag but face a tough stretch against the Giants, Broncos, Eagles, and Bills.

Sam Darnold is out with a glute injury.

Brian Flores will tailor the game plan to Drew Lock's mobility, leaning on the run and defense, but the Seahawks can still start 4-0.

Jacoby Brissett outdueled Justin Herbert and the Cardinals looked good on both sides of the ball. Mike McDaniel's offense didn't click in Week 1 and Herbert struggled with tight windows.

Josh Allen played brilliantly and Dalton Kincaid was unstoppable.

The Texans' vaunted defense underperformed and Kamari Lassiter's dropped interception likely cost Houston the game.

C.J. Stroud executed well down the stretch and the Texans' offense was effective, but the defense's missed opportunities were humbling and will need to motivate them against the Bengals.

The Bears' offense was incredible under Ben Johnson, with Caleb Williams looking comfortable and the run game dominant.

The Panthers also scored 37 and the Bears' defense gave up too many points.

The Lions' conservative plan to control the clock wore down Jahmyr Gibbs and their predictable man coverage allowed Tyler Shough to exploit them.

The Saints looked like true contenders and Detroit's offense was too conservative.

The Bengals' defense was aggressive and harassed Baker Mayfield early, though it faded in the second half.

The Bengals are his dark horse to win the AFC North and make a playoff run.

Brian Flores' second-half defensive adjustments were phenomenal, flipping the script on Jordan Love and causing multiple turnovers.

Carson Wentz efficiently delivered to Justin Jefferson and the Vikings outscored Green Bay 39-22.

Brian Flores is a top-two or top-three defensive coordinator who was scapegoated in Miami and deserves a head coaching opportunity.

Jacoby Brissett outdueled Justin Herbert and the Cardinals played a dangerous, process-oriented brand of football.

The Cardinals' win came despite limited production from Marvin Harrison Jr. and Michael Wilson.

The Eagles' offense looked stagnant at times and the Commanders' failed two-point conversion attempt was a missed opportunity, but a win is a win.

Geno Smith looked in command and the Jets won their first opener since 2015.

The Titans' offense struggled and questions whether Cam Ward is the right quarterback.

Trevor Lawrence shredded the Browns' defense and the Jaguars' opportunistic defense consistently took the ball away.

The Browns' future looks bleak and questions how long Deshaun Watson's leash is.

Derrick Henry is an ageless wonder and a future Hall of Famer, while noting Zay Flowers' hamstring injury is a concern for Baltimore's passing game.

Derrick Henry's historic rushing touchdown total showcases his longevity and dominance.

Aaron Rodgers played solidly and the Steelers' defense, led by T.J. Watt, was dominant.

The Falcons' quarterback situation is puzzling and Cooper Rush started over Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix.