Brady takes a gun snap, foot throw, near side. It's picked off Janores Jenkins. 15, 10, 3, 2, 1. Touchdown. Janores Jenkins, pick six.

That's Tom Brady throwing a pick six in his debut with the Buccaneers, a frustrating loss to the Saints.

Just one part of a delightfully strange start for the NFL.

Some superstars were shaking off the rust.

Others haven't missed the beat.

Today, Bill Barnwell breaks down week one with an eye on quarterbacks.

And he sizes up the magically dysfunctional draft class of 2018.

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Monday, September 14th.

This is ESPN Day.

Bill Barnwell, it is 11.32 p.m. Eastern time on Sunday night.

I am standing in my kitchen because my wife's closet where I usually record has been claimed on account of her, quote, unquote, needing to sleep.

So when are you going to get to bed tonight?

The goal is always by sunrise.

Bill Barnwell is an old friend of ESPN Daily and the host of the Bill Barnwell show.

This is his first of 18 overnight shifts as the NFL season begins.

So probably around 5 a.m. At least we have a topic for my column tomorrow,

and at least we have some fun stuff to talk about. I feel like it was a really interesting week one.

We're going to bypass the game we just watched because Cowboys Rams, yeah, America's going to talk about

that. Yeah, America's going to be variously mad about whether that past interference call was really a past interference call.

But you can go elsewhere for that because I want peak Bill Barnwell to talk to me about quarterbacks.

Let's get into this enormous marquee game that also was an enormous midlife crisis spill.

Because here we had 43-year-old Tom Brady, who didn't just debut as a buccaneer.

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