The Adam Schefter Podcast

Saquon Barkley is noted as the running back for the Giants during their last road Monday night football victory in 2018.

Eli Manning is referenced as the last Giants quarterback to win a road Monday night football game, dating back to 2018.

The source mentions Kenneth Walker in the context of the Chiefs' offensive identity, suggesting his presence contributes to the team's performance level.

The source questions how long the leash is for Davis Webb as the new play caller for the Broncos, noting it may take several weeks for the offense to find a groove.

Baker Mayfield is a recommended streaming quarterback for fantasy leagues this week due to the personal nature of his revenge game against the Browns, which should motivate him to play better than in Week 1.

Caleb Williams looked great with his arm and showed impressive speed and mobility with his legs in his debut, validating his status as a generational prospect worthy of the number one overall pick.

Carson Wentz is expected to start for the Vikings if Kyler Murray remains out, providing him another opportunity to prove he can be the guy, or return to a backup role if Murray returns.

Kyler Murray has been limited in practice while in concussion protocol, and it is difficult to imagine him clearing in time for the Sunday game against the Chicago Bears.

Despite recent struggles, Jordan Love played phenomenally for three quarters in Week 1, though he often feels forced into 'hero ball' late in games when the team becomes too conservative.

Jordan Love has struggled significantly against the spread as a road favorite, holding an 0-8 record when favored by at least three points and a 4-10 record overall as a road favorite in his career.

Adam Schefter views Jacoby Brissett as a steady veteran presence and a solid quarterback who helps make the Arizona team better than expected.

Adam Schefter describes Michael Wilson as a 'baller' at the wide receiver position for the Arizona Cardinals.

Adam Schefter praises Tucker Kraft, labeling him as an awesome tight end.

Adam Schefter identifies Colston Loveland as a future great tight end.

Adam Schefter acknowledges Brock Bowers as a high-quality tight end, placing him in the conversation among the best at the position.

Adam Schefter describes Trey McBride as the best tight end in the game, calling him a 'monster' and a 'throwback' player who catches everything and runs through contact.

Adam Schefter highlights the Arizona Cardinals' backfield, specifically mentioning Jeremiah Love and Tyler Allgeier as a loaded and high-performing unit.

Adam Schefter highlights the Arizona Cardinals' backfield, specifically mentioning Jeremiah Love and Tyler Allgeier as a loaded and high-performing unit.

Caleb Williams is showing signs of maturity and a 'hard-ass' mentality under coach Ben Johnson; despite a 59-point team performance, Williams expressed dissatisfaction with his own stat line, suggesting higher standards for his future play.

Joshua Palmer caught a game-winning touchdown pass from Josh Allen against the Texans, highlighting his role in the Buffalo passing attack during high-leverage moments.

Josh Allen continues to defy expectations, shredding a top-tier Texans defense in Week 1; he is considered a 'must-draft' elite quarterback who provides a high floor and ceiling, making him worth a high draft pick despite early-season skepticism.

Emmitt Johnson is a talented rookie running back who impressed during the preseason; he serves as a high-upside handcuff to Kenneth Walker in the Kansas City offense.

Kenneth Walker is a 'beast' and a 'force' when healthy, evidenced by his record-setting yardage performance for a Mahomes-led backfield against a top-tier Broncos defense; he expressed a desire to be a bell-cow back, handling both carries and receptions.

Patrick Mahomes looked incredible in Week 1, showing no lingering effects from his previous ACL/LCL injury; he played with a chip on his shoulder and benefited from a significantly improved Kansas City run game.

Sam Darnold enters the season with questions about his ability to win big games despite a strong performance in the previous Super Bowl, leaving his narrative and level of belief uncertain.

With Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet on IR, the Seahawks are leaning on first-round pick Jadarian Price, whom the team believes can be a special back.

Zach Charbonnet will start the season on injured reserve, creating backfield uncertainty for the Seahawks.

Kenneth Walker will start the season on injured reserve, forcing the Seahawks to rely on other options in the backfield.

George Kittle is tracking to be ready for Week 1 despite concerns regarding his recovery from a tourniquet injury.

Despite being sidelined during training camp, Mike Evans is expected to be available for the 49ers' upcoming games.

Tyler Allgeier is considered a good running back who entered the season with the expectation of being the lead back before the team drafted Jeremiah Love in the third round.

Jeremiah Love is tracking to play Sunday and impressed in the preseason opener with 14 carries, drawing comparisons to Adrian Peterson for his low-to-the-ground running style.

Bryce Young faces a massive year for his future as he enters his second season, with the team expecting a significant step forward from the former number one overall pick.

Chuba Hubbard is described as a warrior who will be available to play, and the team intends to utilize a 50-50 split backfield with him and Brooks until one player establishes himself as the lead back.

Chuba Hubbard is described as a 'warrior' who will be part of a 50-50 split backfield role until another back establishes themselves.

Michael Penix is nearing health and is expected to receive an opportunity to start for the Falcons at some point this season if the current starter struggles.

Despite quarterback instability, Justin Jefferson is expected to continue his streak of 1,000-yard seasons with Kyler Murray at the helm.

The source views this season as a critical 'last best chance' for Kyler Murray to prove himself as a franchise quarterback within a strong offensive system in Minnesota.

The Packers need Jordan Love to play at an MVP level to secure a playoff spot and potentially win the division, as the team has strong surrounding weapons.

The source suggests Marshawn Lloyd could be a very effective player for the Packers, though he lacks significant NFL experience.