Eight teams are 2-0 through two weeks. We don't believe all of them. @wingoz @markschlereth @merrilhoge and @damienwoody go team by team on who's actually real, who's about to get exposed, and why. No bits, no bullshit, just ball. New episode is up now. Watch and subscribe: piped.video/DQrNg04gXao

This has been a great Sunday slate of football!

There’s a different kind of energy when an offense starts imposing its will on the ground. @merrilhoge and @markschlereth explain why a dominant run game doesn’t just move the chains. It can demoralize an entire defense.

Everybody calm down about the Eagles. There are things to clean up offensively, but it’s far too early to count out Jalen Hurts and Philadelphia. WATCH: piped.video/DQrNg04gXao

Seattle’s defense is playing as one. @markschlereth explains what makes the Seahawks so versatile and why he believes this is a legitimate football team. WATCH: piped.video/DQrNg04gXao

Caleb Williams has all the talent to make the spectacular plays, but @markschlereth wants to see more from the pocket. Playing on time, staying in structure and taking what the defense gives him could be the key to taking the next step. WATCH: piped.video/DQrNg04gXao

Starting 0-2 leaves very little room for error in the NFL. Which winless teams still have a path to the playoffs, and which ones are already in too deep of a hole? WATCH: piped.video/DQrNg04gXao

One of this week’s Challenge Flags is for Aaron Rodgers. After pointing fingers following another loss, the guys had a different message: look in the mirror first. @damienwoody and @merrilhoge explain why accountability starts with figuring out what you can do better before worrying about everyone else. WATCH: piped.video/HmW--_LcNXM

Challenge flags are out for Week 3. 🚩 The guys have a few things they want to see change heading into another week of NFL action. WATCH: piped.video/HmW--_LcNXM

Everybody calm down. It’s only Week 2. 😅 The Texans, Eagles and Caleb Williams are already getting plenty of attention, but there’s still a whole lot of football left to play. WATCH: piped.video/DQrNg04gXao

The bad from Week 2. 😬 The Buccaneers, Falcons and Chargers all left us with some serious concerns after what we saw on the field. WATCH: piped.video/DQrNg04gXao

Sometimes you just have to give credit where credit is due. @markschlereth had his questions about the Chiefs coming into the season. Two weeks in, Kansas City is answering every one of them. 🏈

Most impressive things from week 2? We discuss @OGFootballShow

2-0 is a great start. But are they for real? 👀 The latest episode of The OG Football Show is all about separating the contenders from the teams living on borrowed time. Trey Wingo, Mark Schlereth, Damien Woody and I break down every 2-0 team, the biggest surprises through two weeks, and which teams need to calm down. The Chiefs, Seahawks, 49ers and Bengals get the full buy-in. The Raiders? Not so much. We also dive into the Chiefs’ offensive turnaround, the Chargers’ struggles against winning teams, the Falcons’ brutal passing numbers, and the 0-2 teams trying to find their way forward. Two weeks in. Plenty to learn. No need for fake outrage. No bits. No bullshit. Just ball. Check out the latest episode of The OG Football Show and subscribe for more. 🏈 piped.video/watch?v=DQrNg04g… #TheOGFootballShow #NFL #Football #MerrilHoge #NFLFootball

Who impressed us most in Week 2? 👀 The Seahawks, Saints, Chiefs and Bills all caught our attention for different reasons. Here’s what stood out in Hurry-Up Offense: The Good. WATCH: piped.video/DQrNg04gXao

There’s one stat that tells you more about winning and losing than anything else in football. Control the game, protect the football and win the turnover battle. That’s what it takes to win consistently in the NFL.

Multiple tight ends could be the NFL’s next big offensive trend. @damienwoody breaks down why more teams are turning to 12, 13 and even 14 personnel to create advantages in both the running and passing game. 🏈

Winning in the NFL is about more than having the best offense or defense. Merril Hoge shares a lesson from Chuck Noll that changed the way he understood what it takes to win as a complete team.

Both Los Angeles teams opened the season with plenty of questions, but Merril Hoge thinks one fan base has much more reason to worry. The problems go beyond one bad game.