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Real or not? We rated the sustainability of 32 NFL surprise trends and stats through Week 2
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Real or not? We rated the sustainability of 32 NFL surprise trends and stats through Week 2

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read
T.J. Watt is dominant again? The Packers can't run the ball? Drew Lock is fourth in QBR? Let's figure out which early stats and trends have staying power and which are a mirage.

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