Welcome back to the PFF NFL show. Trevor Sikkim, I'm Dalton Washman, here with you guys once again. And week one's old news. Week one's tired news. We're not talking about any of that anymore. It's time for week too, baby. It's only Wednesday. It's only halfway through the week. But it's time to preview all of the upcoming games in the NFL Thursday, the Thursday game, the Sunday game, and the double header that we got coming for you on Monday night. Dalton, how we doing, my friend? Season's in full swing. I heard you before we popped on. You were talking about how you've done four shows in four days when you combined that in the college show. How we feel? You know, we talk about time to throw a lot on this show. What's the time to

sleep here during the season for Dalton in this four-day stretch? Last night, last night was a little

better. I got up around, around eight today or so. I could have slept in a little later, but I did

a radio interview. But I think, I think the toughest ones are the Saturday night and Sunday night

going into the review shows. It was probably about three hours on Saturday night and maybe four or five on Sunday night, something like that. I was up early Monday doing the review for the grade release show. I was probably up at like six or so on Monday, something like that. I'm not usually a morning person. Watching tape is the only reason I would get up that early. That's your coffee because you're not a coffee guy. You're just straight

to the tape. No decaf tape either. You need the full caffeinated tape. That's what I'm going to actually,

I'm going to start calling all 22 caffeine tape for you instead of decal. It actually is.

The broadcast tape is decaf and the all 22 is full caffeinated. Absolutely. You need the full thing. And honestly, the decaf too is the preseason, right? Preseason tape, it is what it is. It's fine. You know, it's there. It's tape. But it's not the real thing, right? It's not what gets you going, obviously. So, no, this was fun.

And then even preparing for these games in week two.

And, you know, we spent all offseason speculating and what week one could and should look like. Well, now we've got 60 minutes of every team of actual proof of what they do look like and how they need to get better moving forward. So I think it's only going to get more fun as we go here. Appreciate everybody tuning in right off the bat, getting the show kicked off.

Tron Armstead is back with this week to preview the Ronnie Stanley Miles Garrett matchup, which is phenomenal.

The little conversation that I got to have with him, I asked it because Tron went up against Miles Garrett multiple times in his career.

And I basically just asked him, what do you do? How do you game plan? What are the adjourned? Because Taran went up against Miles Garrett multiple times in his career.

And I basically just asked him, what do you do? How do you game plan? What are the adjustments? And he broke it all down for me. It was phenomenal. You guys aren't going to want to miss that when we get to the Ravens Brown preview. But we're doing all the games like we always do here on this show. if you guys want to see the PFF stats and all the data all the numbers everything as we go through it get yourself a pff plus subscription that's way to do that subscribe at pff.com and if you use the the promo code for this show specifically

pff nfl show 25 you can get 25% off that annual pf plus subscription so obviously a great time to do that it's a great deal that you guys get 25% off that annual PFF plus subscription. So obviously a great time to do that. It's a great deal that you guys get. Get yourself 25% off. You're not just going to use it during the season. I know you're using the off season as well when we go through the team building, the free agency guide, the draft guide, all that great stuff. So if you don't have one, now's a great time to get one. Let's jump into this. You went 11 and 5 last week on your game picks. I also went an equal 11 and 5, which, you know, neck and neck, a lot on the line. We got pride on the line here for this one of who's going to take the lead here. Of course, we'll talk about the game lines. We'll talk about some of our favorite bets throughout all of these games as well. But we start as we always do with Thursday night

football. Commanders Packers, hell of a Thursday night game. It wasn't that long ago that

Thursday night football games were reserved for like the dog matchup of the week. Like it just

it was it was whatever came that nobody was really looking forward to. It felt like they always stuck those on 30s and I football. Now it's primetime games, man. I mean, Packers, commanders, that could be a preview of the NFC championship game. We're not saying it's the most likely. Eagles fans calm down. I'm not saying that. But it could be with how these teams are playing with how they played last year. So let's,

let's preview this game just by having a overarching conversation on these two teams, what side of

the ball you're really looking forward to seeing. So I'll let you kick things off here. Packers,

commanders. What draws your eye first? Yeah, I know Micah Parsons was in the spotlight for the Packers, obviously, in his first game last week, but let's take a look at the way Jordan Love played last week. And obviously, there were two turnover-worthy plays pretty close to the line of scrimmage that weren't great, but he got away with it with the end result of it. The interception from Brian Branch was called back due to a penalty. Alex Anzolone had a shot in interception, but other than those two throws,

Jordan Love was spectacular. And I thought he was really good downfield. The one thing I've been looking for with Matthew Golden being added to this offense and Jordan Love kind of needing a little bit of a bounce back from last year's, can he get back to throwing in the intermediate parts of the field in front of safeties, right, that 10 to 19 yard range? Because look, he's got the arm and he's got the gunslinger mentality to throw it deep down the field. And this week he had the fifth best deep passing grade in the NFL. But I want to look at what he did underneath to set that up because I think the way the Packers need to treat opposing defenses and the safeties especially,

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