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Rams (1-1).

The Rams dropped a close one to the Redskins at home, but at least they continue to score. That wasn’t the case a year ago with a dreadful offense.

Jaguars (1-1).

The biggest overreaction of Week 1?

The Jaguars’ so-called top defense. Jacksonville took a beating versus the Titans in Week 2. Throwing it in Deandre Hopkins’ direction 60 percent of the time isn’t going to win a lot of games. At least that Houston defense is still very good.

Texans (1-1). Cardinals (1-1).

The Cardinals rallied against the punchless Colts. That doesn’t say much. Arizona is sorely missing David Johnson.

Most overrated team entering the 2017 season? The Giants. New York addressed its offensive line and running back troubles by adding more wide receivers.

If Lesean Mccoy is limited to fewer than 10 rushing yards, that usually means the Bills lost. That was the case last week against the Panthers, but Buffalo should be happy with the defense.

Giants (0-2). Bills (1-1). Saints (0-2).

So the

Saints continue to get rid of Drew Brees’ weapons while getting worse on defense. Yeah, New Orleans has a whole lot of problems.

Bengals (0-2).

Cincinnati might be the biggest disappointment of the young season after not finding the end zone in two home games.

The Bears have a good front seven. That’s about it.

Bears (0-2). Browns (0-2).Cleveland’s

best receiver, Corey Coleman, went on injured reserve because of a hand injury. It never gets better for the Browns.

San Francisco, got anything better than Brian Hoyer?

Might be time to shut down Andrew Luck for the season. Get a top pick, Indy.

49ers (0-2). Colts (0-2). Jets (0-2).

The quest to 0-16 continues for Gang Green. consecutive year. On Nov. 21, they defeated the Houston Texans there 27-20.

Barring a development, this year’s Mexico City game will count as one of the Raiders’ eight regular-season home games. It directly follows a bye week for the Raiders. New England will be coming off a Nov. 12 road game against the Denver Broncos.

Contact reporter Michael Gehlken at mgehlken@reviewjournal.com. Follow @Gehlkennfl on Twitter.