ESPN Reporters Examine NFL Week 2's Offensive Struggles
NFL Nation correspondents reacted to Sunday's games, addressing questions about scoring and offensive performance league-wide.
ESPN's NFL Nation reporters addressed the biggest questions from Week 2 of the NFL season, including why scoring was down across Sunday's games.
The reporters reacted to the action from each Sunday game, drawing conclusions about the state of offense in the league, according to ESPN.
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