NFL Analysis: Week 1 QB Debuts, What to do with the Giants?

Week 1 Analysis: The New Quarterbacks and Trends in the Aerial Game

Welcome to Week 1! After a long wait, we’re back with our weekly analysis. The first weeks of the NFL season are always exciting, full of surprises and expectations. In this edition, we’ll explore the performances of the new quarterbacks on their respective teams, analyze the Giants’ situation, and the offensive trends we observed on Sunday.

Highlights: Quarterbacks Debut for New Teams

Each week, we’ll analyze a key game, player, or trend from the NFL week. This week, we rank the most interesting performances of the quarterbacks who debuted with their new teams.

• Geno Smith, Raiders: The Smith-Chip Kelly duo promises to be a spectacle. The Raiders excelled in explosive passes and Smith demonstrated his ability to connect deep passes.
• Aaron Rodgers, Steelers: Rodgers showed flashes of his talent, although his limited mobility could be a challenge.
• Justin Fields, Jets: Fields showed improvements in risk management and game execution.
• Daniel Jones, Colts: Jones had a solid game and avoided mistakes, but his performance was largely due to the weakness of the opposing defense.
• Cam Ward, Titans: Ward had a debut with ups and downs. Despite some mistakes, his potential is evident.

The Giants and the Quarterback Decision

In the Giants’ analysis, the 21-6 loss against the Commanders, although deceptive, highlighted the need for improvement in the offense. Quarterback Russell Wilson had a low completion percentage and little effectiveness in long passes. The constant pressure on Wilson and the lack of protection from the offensive line limited his options. Despite the criticism, it’s crucial not to rush to replace him with the rookie Jaxson Dart. Dart needs time and a suitable environment to develop, especially with an offensive line that requires improvement. The key is to wait for the return of Andrew Thomas, the star lineman, to give Dart the opportunity to succeed.

Image: Stephen A. Smith suggests Jaxson Dart should be the starter in Week 3.

The team must be patient and wait for the right moment to introduce Dart, ensuring that he has the necessary tools for success.

Fan Questions

Interacting with fans is fundamental. We analyze the most relevant questions of the week:Will Drake Maye be alright? Although he had a tough game, Maye is expected to improve over time and adapt to the team.Should I lose faith in Bryce Young? Despite the difficulties, Young has shown flashes of potential and could be a key player in the future. Dave Canales could be the key. …erratic,