Source: Sporting News
Summary
Colin Cowherd released his updated “Herd Hierarchy” for Week 2, adjusting his top 10 NFL teams based on Week 1 performances. The Houston Texans, Denver Broncos, and Los Angeles Rams fell out of the rankings. Cowherd praised the Eagles, Bengals, and Giants, citing roster strength and improvements. He highlighted the Chiefs’ run game, the 49ers’ defense, and the Bills’ offensive dominance. Cowherd also noted the Chiefs’ potential as a new offensive force under Ben Johnson.
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This one felt recognizable early.
The Eagles had five three-and-outs but still led the league in completions and touchdowns. The Bengals kept improving, with Chase Brown as their star. The Giants had talent, but culture issues held them back. The Chiefs ran the ball like it was 2000. The 49ers looked like a playoff team after beating the Rams.
The Bills had two 96-yard touchdown drives. The Chiefs’ new offensive coach made them look different. The Bengals’ defense got better. The Giants had a strong edge rush. The 49ers’ defense was physical and fast.
The Rams fell out of the rankings without Myles Garrett. The Eagles’ Jalen Hurts was the league leader in big passes. The Chiefs’ run game was impressive. The Bills’ Josh Allen was unstoppable. The 49ers’ defense was dominant.
The game followed a familiar script: big names rise, big names fall, and the same stories repeat.
Author: Evan Null
