Three Word Game: Three words to describe every NFL team so far this season ahead of Week 3

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This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.Today, we play to the OutKick-famous Three-Word Game to describe every NFL team after two weeks:Detroit Lions (1-1): Defense is putrid.The Lions’ defense ranks 31st in points and yards allowed.They have allowed 71 points through two games.

The secondary is a mess and cannot pressure the quarterback.Defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard’s seat could and should get hot quickly.Kansas City Chiefs (2-0): They are back.The Chiefs have had an average offense over the past three seasons.Not this year.

Through two games, Kansas City has the NFL’s top-ranked offense.Free-agent addition Kenneth Walker has been the biggest move of the offseason.He leads the NFL in rushing yards (290) and all-purpose yards (369).There are reasonable concerns about whether the Chiefs can sustain this pace, especially with left tackle Josh Simmons still out under mysterious circumstances.For now, the Chiefs look back to their old ways.New York Giants (1-1): Season’s probably over.After Week 1, the Giants looked like a playoff team and a potential dark-horse contender.

After Week 2, that all seems like a distant memory.ESPN reported Tuesday that quarterback Jaxson Dart’s knee injury is worse than expected and that he is likely to miss the rest of the season.Backup Jameis Winston hardly looked playable in relief Monday night against the Rams.New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart is helped off the field after being sacked by Minnesota Vikings' Jay Ward during the first half of a preseason NFL football game Saturday, Aug.

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