Judging biggest overreactions for NFL Week 2 games - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Just when you think Week 1 is the wildest week of the NFL season for overreactions, Week 2 swaggers in and invites you to hold its beer.
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ARLINGTON, Texas — Just when you think Week 1 is the wildest week of the NFL season for overreactions, Week 2 swaggers in and invites you to hold its beer.
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