If the Eagles play even a half like they did Monday night, they will get creamed by a confident Kirk Cousins. Cousins single handedly won that game for the Redskins after Griffin left due to an ankle injury. RG3 could be talk of the past after this season.
0-2 colts sounds nice to me.. Has a sweet ring to it.
This is why Luck was never a serious contender in the playoffs. He relies to much on very lucky plays late in the game. He either starts solid and blows a big lead or starts shaky and starts to complete 20+ yard passes every other play. One of the reasons for this is because colts play calling is 100% situational. This is good because you know you always have the best fit play for the scenario, but it also makes your offense predictable as hell. (Kubiak with the Texans used to do this all the time, and then he was fired after Matt "Pick 6" Schaub and him couldn't wrap their head around new playcalls"). Another problem with Luck is he has a tendency to cry wolf when it comes to blitz's. If he even thinks theres a one in one hundred chance of a zone blitz, he'll immediately try and curve out of the pocket and complete a pass, when really he is letting the defense read his positioning and allowing the Defensive Backs to pinpoint his passes.
Ryan Fitzpatrick is currently #2 in yrds per attempt. This is amazing seeing as the Texans are a predominantly running team as of now. This means when we throw, we get yards, baby!! As for Bill O'Brien, I am now in love. His play calling reflects the smart side of Kubiak back when he was an offensive coordinator for the Broncos. Not only does he have that, he has the willingness to gamble on his instincts, similar to a Rex Ryan or Ron Rivera.
As for the patriots. Their O-line was still shaky, but nowhere (I mean NOWHERE) near as bad as week 1. It seemed to good to be true that the pats would go 0-2. Especially if it meant losing to the Vikings without Adrian Peterson.
Overall, I think the Texans will win the Superbowl.