Are the Ravens really as good as their 59-10 score last week or was it a matter of the Dolphins being one of the worst teams we’ve seen in the NFL for some time? Was the Cardinals' 18-0 run in the fourth quarter just an anomaly or did the rookie quarterback and rookie head coach finally get their stuff together? What I do know is the Lions defense was gassed against Arizona's hurry-up, and since that was the only time the Cardinals had success, I expect to see more of it Sunday. Over is the top play.

Nobody looked better than Baltimore in Week 1.Then again, nobody but Baltimore played dreadful Miami, so its blowout must be taken with a grain of sodium. Arizona QB Kyler Murray needed most of his debut to settle in and played like a cagey veteran down the stretch in the tie against Detroit. He could have the services of veteran WR Michael Crabtree, who sat out last week and seeks revenge against the squad that released him after last season. Crabtree and his fellow wideouts won’t have to deal with CB Jimmy Smith (knee). Take the points.

I wasn't surprised by what Lamar Jackson did last week at Miami. Look for more of the same this week against a depleted Arizona defense that will be preoccupied with stopping run. Lay the points.