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Bo Nix’s Week 1 Disaster and Why Nobody in the AFC West Is Ready For It

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Week 1 of the NFL season kicked off with a huge statement from the Kansas City Chiefs. They absolutely crushed the Denver Broncos on Monday night, immediately raising eyebrows about Denver’s future.

Chiefs and Others Flash Early Green Flags

Nate Tice and Sheil Kapadia are hyped about that Chiefs run game, which looked solid from the jump. But that dominant win also brought up some real concerns about Bo Nix and the Broncos offense going forward. Beyond that Monday night game, we saw some serious green flags across the league. The Chicago Bears offense was high-flying, the New York Jets looked surprisingly competent, and the Baltimore Ravens absolutely dominated the Indianapolis Colts. Plus, the Jacksonville Jaguars proved last season was no fluke, showing they’re here to stay.

But What About the Early Red Flags?

It wasn’t all good news, though. Sheil pointed out how completely uninspired the Tennessee Titans looked in their loss to the Jets. That’s a rough start. Nate zeroed in on the Dallas Cowboys defense, which had a ton of miscues against the New York Giants. And then there are the Los Angeles Chargers, who put up a total stinker against the Arizona Cardinals. Was that just an off day, or is it a real cause for concern for their season?

Early season vibes are everything in the NFL, and Week 1 gave us a ton to talk about. Some teams are already looking like contenders, while others are scrambling for answers. The season is young, but these early trends are loud.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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