NFL Week 1 takeaways - What we learned, big questions for every game and future team outlooks

Week 1 of the 2022 NFL season — we saw it all this week.

Turnovers were the name of the game with the Pittsburgh Steelers forcing five turnovers from Joe Burrow — including a Pick 6. But the teams went back and forth until the Steelers won it in overtime with a field goal.

Multiple quarterbacks made their team debuts in the early window. Baker Mayfield played his first game in a Panthers uniform against his old team the Cleveland Browns. Matt Ryan — in his 15th season — led the Indianapolis Colts to a tie against the Houston Texans. Commanders rookie Jahan Dotson caught his first — and second — career touchdown pass from new team QB Carson Wentz, leading to a win in Washington.

Our NFL Nation reporters react with the biggest takeaways and lingering questions coming out of this week's matchups and look ahead to what's next. Let's get to it.

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What to know: This is Tyreek Hill's offense. Just in case it wasn't obvious before, the Dolphins made it clear things will run through Hill as he made his regular-season debut since being traded to Miami from the Kansas City Chiefs. He was targeted five times in his first eight routes, finishing the game with 94 yards and eight catches on 12 targets. — Marcel Louis-Jacques

After struggling to run the ball during training camp and the preseason, how concerning was Miami's performance on the ground Sunday? One of the NFL's worst rushing teams a season ago, the Dolphins registered just 65 yards on 21 carries against the Patriots — who were the league's 22nd-best run defense in 2021. The difference Sunday for Miami compared to last season is there is now a competent passing game to