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Shane Steichen is standing by his calls after a controversial overtime performance from the Indianapolis Colts. The head coach defended his decision to kick off and settle for a field goal rather than go for the end zone, moves that left fans and analysts questioning his late-game aggression. Steichen isn't backing down, but the criticism is loud.
Across the league, Carolina's Panthers delivered one of the weekend's most jaw-dropping stories. After surrendering a franchise-record fifty-nine points in Week one, they turned around and dominated Sunday in what amounts to a fifty-six point swing in performance. That is not a correction, that is a statement, and the NFL is paying attention.
Meanwhile in Pittsburgh, the Steelers offense is drawing serious concern after another sluggish outing, with CBS Sports pointing directly at the system around Aaron Rodgers as fundamentally broken. Dak Prescott had a record-setting day for Dallas, which only made the contrast sharper. The Steelers need answers fast before this early-season hole gets any deeper.
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