Nailing down predictions for the NFL's Week 2 slate is annually one of the toughest balancing acts of the year.
It can be easy to overreact coming out of the first week, where a few odd results are bound to happen while players shake off rust and a wealth of changes both on the field and off influence results.
The trick is figuring out—quickly, by the way—which results will turn out to be anomalies in the long run and which ones are a serious sign of things to come. A good example would be the tie between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns.