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Murray, Burrow among QBs who need strong starts
Mike Florio and Charean Williams reveal which players need to show them something in Week 1 of the 2024 NFL season, including Kyler Murray, Joe Burrow, Geno Smith and more.

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After avoiding the Commisioner’s Exempt List to start the year, Mike Florio explains why Chiefs WR Rashee Rice is likely to avoid a suspension this season.
Xavier Worthy’s impressive NFL debut shows how quickly Andy Reid has integrated the rookie into the Chiefs’ offense, where he’s already drawing comparisons to a former Kansas City speedster.
Mike Florio and Charean Williams revisit Isaiah Likely’s overturned touchdown from Baltimore’s loss to the Chiefs, explaining why it is “exactly” what NFL replay review was intended for.
Chris Simms and Mike Florio explain why they’re picking the Cincinnati Bengals over the New England Patriots despite being “notoriously slow starters.”

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During last night’s pregame show, I provided an update on the Rashee Rice situation.
Last night’s regular-season opener didn’t come down to a one-play, winner-take-all, two-point conversion.
The Jameson Williams hype train has been running all offseason and it isn’t slowing down with the season opener a couple of days away.
Stefon Diggs said in a recent interview that he was in the “worst mental space” of his career with the Bills last season, but the wide receiver is feeling much better about things as the 2024 season gets underway.
A call by replay officials on the final play of the game took a Ravens touchdown off the board, but calls by officials on the field earlier in the game drew a lot of attention from Baltimore as well.
Wide receiver Xavier Worthy was the Chiefs’ first-round pick because they thought he could be a playmaker in their offense and it didn’t take long for Worthy to prove the team right in his debut.