ESPN Weighs In on NFL Week 2 'Overreactions,' Including Rodgers' Job Security
A recurring ESPN feature examines whether early-season reactions, including questions about Aaron Rodgers' starting role, are justified.
ESPN has published its Week 2 "overreactions" column, addressing questions including whether Aaron Rodgers will remain the Pittsburgh Steelers' starting quarterback.
The piece also examines whether the Philadelphia Eagles' offense has changed meaningfully so far this season, according to ESPN.
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