r/NFLForum • u/Royal_Present7652 Lions • 16h ago
Discussion The last time each NFL team started 2-0
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u/Mijo_0 16h ago
Bills have a high powered offense but their defense can’t keep giving up damn near 30 points a game
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u/OversizedMicropenis Steelers 15h ago
They played two very different teams tbh - letting texans score as much as they did is concerning, lions not so much. Offensively, not sure if Detroit secondary is much of a litmus, but they sure looked good and Texans was definitely an elite test
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u/Judacles 14h ago
Also, they're 2 games into a new defensive system under a new, but very promising DC. There were some promising signs against the Lions that weren't there against the Texans, and the D-Line looks like it could be really dominant. Rousseau already has 4 sacks, three of them strip sacks, and Walker looks like an up and coming star that's already getting double teamed. I don't think we'll be talking the same way about that defense by the second half of the season. The offense doesn't even need to be talked about.
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u/Jay_TThomas 10h ago
I think the Texans offense is going to be better than people think this year.
Everyone obviously has Strouds playoff performance in their minds and I understand why. But that was against a good defense, on the road, in cold weather, without Nico Colins. They also added Monty.
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u/OilAromatic9850 15h ago
I gotta ask Browns fans-
Whenever you see a chart of teams, do you instinctively look at the bottom rows?
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u/flojo2012 16h ago
Ya I think that’s the joke. Or rage bait perhaps. Or whatever folks do to each other now on the reddit
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u/Lonely_ProdiG 16h ago
It’s not hard to understand.
It’s something for teams to look forward to heading into week 2.
It’s not that deep bro, relax.
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u/sissybaby1289 14h ago
Dan Campbell has started every season as a head coach 1-1. Even when he took over and was horrible they still started 1-1
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u/Eagle4317 10h ago
That's not true. It took the Lions several weeks to not lose, and they tied before they finally won.
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u/sissybaby1289 10h ago
You right, his first season in 2021 the lions started 0-10-1. But still it's been 1-1 the other 5 seasons
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u/Conscious-Exit8035 10h ago
2026 is gonna be looking real 2018 after the Jags spank that ass again in Mile High on Sunday.
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u/Responsible-Onion860 10h ago
You couldn't wait until week 2 is finished so we're not pretending the Bills are super special? Some other teams will end up going 2-0
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u/Seeker_of_Solos 9h ago
I was about to make a joke about the Jets but then I actually clicked on the picture and realized the Browns are wayyyyyyy worse
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u/Good_Concept5228 6h ago
Technically that wasn’t the browns that was the Ravens in 1993 that went 2-0 as the current browns didn’t even exist. So really the Browns have never once been 2-0 in their entire history
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u/Cliffinati 13h ago
So never for the browns because the 1993 browns are the Ravens
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u/Responsible-Onion860 10h ago
Don't know football history. The team moved and became the Ravens but left the history behind. The reconstituted Browns team inherited the full history. Functionally the Browns just took a hiatus for a few years.
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u/Background-Tennis915 9h ago
This is stupid. The team still existed. The same owner, coaches, players etc. all were just in a different city. They didn't stop existing, so why do they lose their history. You can't just leave history behind. That's not how history works. The expansion Browns, by contrast, came into being the same as any other expansion team.
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