After a rather wacky Week 1, Touchdown Wire's Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield had all kinds of things to discuss in their Week 2 preview podcast. We started with a review of Mark's brilliant article on how quarterbacks looked to beat two-high coverage in Week 1, and went from there.

Among the topics discussed:

How Jason Garrett actually did something to help Daniel Jones, and why he should do it again against Washington;
Why the only explanation for Matt Nagy's quarterback decision-making is that he hated football in a past life;
Why the Texans could be a tough out for the Browns, and why the Browns have a problem both creating and stopping explosive plays;
How the Colts, who are recovering from what Seattle offensive coordinator Shane Waldron did to them, now have to deal with Waldron's former teacher, and Matthew Freaking Stafford;
Why the Dolphins would be wise to match Pittsburgh's no-blitz template against Josh Allen;
How Nick Sirianni set Jalen Hurts and DeVonta Smith up for success at an optimal level;
The one thing Jacksonville's coaching staff needs to give Trevor Lawrence;
Why Kirk Cousins could be in bug trouble against Arizona's multiple and newly-effective defense;
How Todd Downing needs to channel his predecessor if the Titans are to avoid an 0-2 start;
Why the Ravens are incredibly vulnerable against the Chiefs on both sides of the ball;
And the one thing that could spell trouble for Aaron Rodgers beyond his Week 1 disasterbacle against the Saints.

The Week 2 NFL preview podcast with Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield

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