Which 2-0 NFL Teams Are for Real — and Why Mark Schlereth Is Eating a Turd Sandwich About Kansas City
The OG Football ShowShow Notes
Two weeks into the NFL season, 8 teams are 2-0. This panel isn't buying all of them.
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Trey Wingo, Mark Schlereth, Merril Hoge, and Damien Woody break down which 2-0 NFL teams are legit through two weeks, and which ones are running on borrowed time. The Chiefs, Seahawks, 49ers, and Bengals all get the full buy-in from the table. The Raiders don't, despite matching the record.
Inside this episode:
Trey lays out the Chiefs' offensive turnaround under new play-calling, comparing five years of 30-point games under the old coordinator to a perfect start under the new one
The Falcons' passer rating disaster against Carolina, a number so bad the panel does the math on what spiking the ball every play would have scored
Why the Chargers' two-year record against teams over .500 should worry anyone still holding out hope in LA
A full verdict on every 2-0 team in the league: who's real, who's a mirage, and the one team nobody at this table will co-sign
Plus: biggest disappointments through two weeks, the teams everyone needs to calm down about (yes, Caleb Williams), and a complete 0-2 accept-or-reject rundown including the Colts, Texans, Bucs, Titans, Falcons, Commanders, and Dolphins
No bits, no bullshit, just ball. Trey Wingo, Damien Woody, Mark Schlereth, and Merril Hoge give you the information you need to be a smarter NFL fan every single week on The OG Football Show, part of The Wingo Network.
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