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For the most updated version, please click the button below to visit our ​website​.​ Passing Matchups Week 1 Top 5 Passing Matchups Kansas City vs Detroit The Kansas City Chiefs enter the 2022 season with their high-powered passing offense, led by the league's best quarterback, [Patrick Mahomes II](. Mahomes, known for his incredible arm talent and playmaking ability, remains the driving force behind the Chiefs' aerial attack. However, there have been some changes in the Chiefs' receiving corps. Rookie [Skyy Moore](=) joins the team, adding fresh talent to the mix. Alongside Moore, the Chiefs have [Kadarius Toney](), who is looking to make an impact in his first full season, and [Marquez Valdes-Scantling](, who struggled in the latter half of the previous season, averaging just 31 yards over his last eight games. A concerning development for the Chiefs is the knee injury that [Travis Kelce]( is dealing with, making it unlikely that he'll play. Kelce, a star tight end, has been a crucial target for Mahomes, and his absence could have a significant impact on the Chiefs' offense. In his place, [Noah Gray]( is expected to step up; Gray recorded 28 catches for 335 yards last season. Despite these challenges, the Chiefs' passing offense remains formidable. They ranked as the number one offense in the league last season, averaging an impressive 413 yards and 29 points per game. However, they face a unique challenge this season with the loss of both offensive tackles from their dominant offensive line last year. The signings of Donovan Smith and Jawaan Taylor raise questions about the cohesion of the offensive line, which could pose early-season challenges for the mobile Mahomes. On the flip side, the Detroit Lions' passing defense had its struggles in 2022. They allowed the most fantasy points and the third most passing yards to opposing quarterbacks. The Lions faced some easier matchups, surrendering 300-yard games to quarterbacks like [Carson Wentz](, [Geno Smith](=), [Tua Tagovailoa](), [Daniel Jones](, [Kirk Cousins](, and [Zach Wilson](). The Lions have made significant changes to their secondary, including trading former top-3 pick [Jeff Okudah](). They signed [Cameron Sutton]() from Pittsburgh and [Emmanuel Moseley](=), who is currently out this week, which will force [Jerry Jacobs]( into a starting role. The Lions also acquired safety [C.J. Gardner-Johnson]() from the Eagles, injecting talent into their defense. While the Lions have talent on the defensive line, their ability to generate consistent pressure on the quarterback is a question mark. Aiden Hutchinson had an impressive 9.5 sacks last season, but 5.5 of those came in just two games in Week 2 and Week 18. This matchup between the Chiefs' revamped passing offense and the Lions' restructured passing defense presents an intriguing battle. Will Mahomes and his new receiving corps find success against the Lions' secondary, or can Detroit's defense create disruption and capitalize on the Chiefs' offensive line changes? The answers will unfold as the season progresses. Detroit Lions at Kansas City The 2022 NFL season brought a surprising story to the forefront: the Detroit Lions, a team many had written off, exceeded expectations, and quarterback [Jared Goff](=) played a pivotal role in their resurgence. Goff, often seen as a transitional figure, silenced his critics with a remarkable season, throwing 29 touchdowns and just 9 interceptions. One of the Lions' key strengths in 2022 was their passing game, which ranked eighth in the league, averaging 251.8 passing yards per game. What's even more impressive is that they managed to maintain their passing efficiency even after trading away their star tight end, TJ Hockenson, mid-season. However, the Lions face a significant setback this year due to the suspension of [Jameson Williams](=) for the first six weeks. Williams, who missed most of the previous season due to injury, has the potential to be a game-changer in this offense, and his absence will be felt. While the Lions boast emerging talent like [Amon-Ra St. Brown](), who has established himself as one of the league's premier slot receivers, there are questions surrounding the wide receiver position. Aging veterans Marvin Jones and [Josh Reynolds](=), who have primarily played as role players throughout their careers, will need to step up to fill the void left by Williams' suspension. The Kansas City Chiefs' passing defense had a tough season in 2022. They allowed the second-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks, primarily due to their susceptibility to touchdowns. Despite limiting passing yards to 243 per game, they surrendered a league-high 32 passing touchdowns. In the offseason, the Chiefs faced personnel changes, losing safety [Juan Thornhill]() in free agency and edge rusher [Frank Clark](), who was replaced by [Charles Omenihu](. However, the problem is that Omenihu is suspended for the first six games of the season, leaving the Chiefs thin at the defensive end position. Additionally, [Chris Jones]()' contract holdout remains unresolved, raising doubts about his availability. If the Chiefs struggle to generate a pass rush, it could spell trouble for their defense, making this matchup against the Lions' surprisingly potent passing attack one to watch. Will the Lions capitalize on the Chiefs' defensive vulnerabilities, or can Kansas City's revamped defense rise to the occasion? Only time will tell. Washington vs Arizona The Washington Commanders are entering the 2023 season with several questions surrounding their passing offense, primarily centered around second-year quarterback [Sam Howell](=). Howell's rookie season was limited to just one game, where he threw for 169 yards and completed 58% of his passes. As he steps into his sophomore year, there's a sense of uncertainty regarding his readiness to lead the team. Despite the uncertainty at quarterback, Washington has assembled a talented supporting cast. [Terry McLaurin](), who dealt with a toe injury during the preseason, is expected to be a key playmaker for the team. Additionally, second-year receiver [Jahan Dotson]( has shown glimpses of potential for a breakout season, while [Curtis Samuel](=) remains a reliable target, particularly in the slot. However, one of the most significant concerns for the Commanders lies in their offensive line, which currently ranks 31st in Matt Bitonti's preseason rankings. Tackles Charles Leno and Andrew Wylie have both struggled with inconsistency throughout their careers, and their performance will be closely monitored as Washington seeks to provide protection for Howell and generate offensive momentum. The Arizona Cardinals are in the midst of a significant rebuilding phase, which is reflected in their defense. The team has taken steps that suggest they are fully committed to this rebuild for the 2023 season. One notable move was the trade of [Isaiah Simmons]() for a 7th-round pick, signaling a willingness to part with talented players in exchange for future assets. Additionally, the Cardinals lost key defensive contributors, including Byron Murphy, who was a top defender last season, and both of their best defensive linemen, [Zach Allen](=)and [J.J. Watt](. In the secondary, the Cardinals will rely on [Kei'Trel Clark](=), a 6th-round rookie, to play a substantial role alongside [Marco Wilson](, who displayed promise during his rookie season but struggled with consistency in the previous year. These young defensive backs will face significant challenges as they attempt to anchor the team's secondary. Perhaps the most glaring concern is the pass rush, as the Cardinals are deploying [Zaven Collins](=) at defensive end, alongside [Jonathan Ledbetter](. Together, these two players have accumulated just 3.5 sacks over four seasons, raising questions about their ability to generate pressure on opposing quarterbacks. With a defense that appears to be in a state of flux, the Cardinals face an uphill battle as they seek to rebuild and redefine their defensive identity in the 2023 season. Jacksonville at Indianapolis ​[Trevor Lawrence](, entering his third year in the NFL, is set to build upon his strong 2022 season, where he threw for an impressive 4,113 yards and notched 25 touchdown passes. Lawrence's development as a franchise quarterback is a key focus for the Jacksonville Jaguars, and his performance will be closely watched throughout the season. The Jaguars have made significant investments in building a dynamic supporting cast around Lawrence. Key additions to the offense include [Calvin Ridley](=), [Christian Kirk](), Travis Etienne, [Evan Engram](), and rookie [Tank Bigsby](). This influx of talent provides Lawrence with a wide range of options in the passing game, enhancing the team's offensive potential. However, concerns linger on the offensive line, which is currently ranked 28th in Matt Bitonti's preseason rankings. The absence of left tackle Jawaan Taylor, a linchpin of the offensive line, is a notable setback. Additionally, the suspension of Cam Robinson and the placement of right tackle acquisition Josh Wells on injured reserve further exacerbate concerns about pass protection and the overall stability of the offensive line. The Indianapolis Colts find themselves in a rebuilding phase, particularly in their secondary, as they approach the 2023 season. This transition raises numerous questions about the team's defensive capabilities. The Colts bid farewell to over 700 snaps due to the departures of Stefon Gilmore and [Duke Shelley](. To fill these significant gaps, they will rely heavily on Julius Brents, a second-round rookie, who is expected to take on a substantial role in the secondary alongside Isaiah Rodgers. At the safety position, there are valid concerns. Rodney Thomas, a 7th-round rookie last season, will need to make substantial strides in his performance to provide stability. [Julian Blackmon]('s inconsistency throughout his career further complicates matters, making safety a position of uncertainty. Additionally, the pass rush could potentially be an issue for the Colts. [Kwity Paye](=) and [Samson Ebukam](=) combined for just 11 sacks last year at the defensive end position, which raises questions about their ability to generate consistent pressure on opposing quarterbacks. This underscores the challenges facing the Colts as they rebuild their defense and navigate the uncertainties of the upcoming season. Seattle vs LA Rams The Seattle Seahawks' passing attack has seen notable improvements this offseason, making an already solid unit even stronger. They added first-round pick [Jaxon Smith-Njigba]( to complement their dynamic duo of [DK Metcalf](=) and [Tyler Lockett](=). This trio promises to give opposing defenses headaches with their diverse skill sets and playmaking ability. [Geno Smith](=) was a surprising standout in 2022, passing for an impressive 4,283 yards and completing 70% of his passes. His consistency and chemistry with the receiving corps have been a pleasant surprise for the Seahawks. This unit boasts cohesiveness, with most of the key pieces returning from the 2022 season. While they may not be considered a top-tier offense, they are poised to be an above-average and potentially explosive one. The Los Angeles Rams find themselves in a rebuilding phase for the 2023 season, particularly in their passing defense. They faced significant departures, losing star cornerback [Jalen Ramsey](, safety [Taylor Rapp](), and cornerback [Troy Hill](. As a result, they will rely on a young and relatively inexperienced group of cornerbacks. One key figure in this restructured secondary is [Derion Kendrick](, a 2022 6th-round pick who had a challenging rookie season and was among the NFL's struggling corners. [Robert Rochell](), who has mainly served as a career backup, will also play a more prominent role. [Cobie Durant](, a 2022 4th-round pick, rounds out this young trio of cornerbacks. Their development will be closely monitored as they look to step up in Ramsey's absence. The Rams' pass rush, anchored by the formidable [Aaron Donald](, will face even more pressure in the upcoming season. Generating consistent pressure on opposing quarterbacks will be crucial in alleviating concerns about the secondary's relative inexperience. Bottom 5 Passing Matchups Buffalo Bills at NY Jets The Buffalo Bills have had a relatively quiet offseason, with much of the buzz centered around [Stefon Diggs](, who has voiced some dissatisfaction. Nonetheless, the Bills largely maintain the same core group from the previous season. One notable departure was Pro Bowl guard Rodger Saffold, who the Bills replaced with O'Cyrus Torrence, their second-round draft pick. This change on the offensive line will be crucial in protecting quarterback [Josh Allen](=) and maintaining a strong passing game. Additionally, the Bills used their first-round pick to acquire [Dalton Kincaid](), adding another weapon for [Josh Allen](=). The goal seems to be finding a mismatch-receiving tight end akin to [Travis Kelce]( or [Rob Gronkowski](), who can provide versatility and pose matchup challenges for opposing defenses. The New York Jets have demonstrated an ability to contain the Buffalo Bills' passing game in their recent meetings. Over the last three matchups, the Jets' defense has held [Josh Allen](=) to under a 60% completion rate and prevented him from surpassing 240 passing yards in any of those contests. A significant strength for the Jets lies in their secondary, which is arguably one of the best in the NFL. Anchored by standout cornerback [Sauce Gardner](=), the Jets return the same unit from the 2022 season. The expectation is that this group will perform even better in the upcoming season, benefiting from an extra year of cohesion and experience playing together. From a pass-rushing perspective, the Jets boast interior defensive lineman [Quinnen Williams](=), who has developed into one of the league's premier talents. Williams, a former top-three draft pick, accumulated an impressive 12 sacks in the previous season and is only 25 years old. His disruptive presence in the middle of the defensive line adds another layer of complexity for opposing offenses and further enhances the Jets' defensive capabilities. New England vs Philadelphia The New England Patriots are entering the 2023 season with several looming questions and uncertainties. One significant storyline was the presence of [Bailey Zappe](, who garnered considerable attention as a potential replacement for [Mac Jones]( last season. However, the Patriots made the surprising decision to cut Zappe, indicating their clear commitment to [Mac Jones]( as the team's franchise quarterback. To bolster their quarterback depth, the Patriots acquired [Matt Corral]() to serve as Jones' backup. One of the ongoing challenges in New England has been the construction of their roster in the post-[Tom Brady]( era. The team has often relied on a group of wide receivers who, for various reasons, did not find success with their previous teams. This cast of wideouts includes [JuJu Smith-Schuster](=), [DeVante Parker](), and [Kendrick Bourne](, which many have described as a room of mediocrity. [Mac Jones](, while effective, has primarily been seen as a game manager, and one concern has been his tendency to turn the ball over, amassing 24 interceptions over his two seasons with the Patriots. Given the composition of their roster, the Patriots are not expected to generate significant excitement through their passing game, especially given concerns about [JuJu Smith-Schuster](=)'s knee health. After a historic 2022 season in which the Eagles had the league's best pass defense, they did see some turnover particularly at the safety position during the offseason. The departures of critical players [C.J. Gardner-Johnson]() and [Marcus Epps]() created a void that the team sought to fill. To address these departures, the Eagles brought in [Terrell Edmunds](from Pittsburgh. Additionally, [K'Von Wallace](=), entering his fourth year, has reportedly been a standout in training camp, while [Reed Blankenship](=) has earned praise from coaches, with some even considering him the best safety on the roster. In the cornerback position, the Eagles boast what many consider to be one of the best units in the NFL. Led by standout corners [Darius Slay](), [James Bradberry](, and [Avonte Maddox](=), the secondary appears well-equipped to handle the challenges posed by opposing passing offenses. The Eagles also have high expectations for their pass rush, which was a dominant force in the league last season. The team recorded a staggering 70 sacks, which was 15 more than the next closest team. This formidable pass rush should help support their strong cornerback group and maintain a robust pass defense. Arizona Cardinals at Washington The Arizona Cardinals are heading into the 2023 season with a cloud of uncertainty hanging over their passing offense. Star quarterback [Kyler Murray]( is sidelined due to an ACL injury, leaving the Cardinals without their primary signal-caller. Adding to the intrigue is the team's decision not to officially name a starting quarterback for Week 1, although recent indications suggest that recently acquired Josh Dobbs may get the nod. The Cardinals' passing attack faces additional challenges, particularly in the wide receiver corps. Following the departure of [DeAndre Hopkins](, [Marquise Brown](), a key target, is dealing with a hamstring injury and is questionable for the upcoming week. Brown had a challenging season last year, recording just 709 receiving yards in 12 games. Beyond Brown, the Cardinals are left relying on unproven receivers such as [Greg Dortch]() and [Rondale Moore](=). Washington impressed many with their pass defense in the previous season, finishing as a top-5 unit in terms of total passing yards allowed, conceding just 191 yards per game. The team's cornerbacks, including Benjamin St. Juste, Emmanuel Forbes, and [Kendall Fuller](), all had outstanding seasons, contributing to the overall success of the pass defense. Washington has the potential to be even better this season, primarily due to their formidable pass rush. The return of a healthy [Chase Young]() is a significant boost to the defense. Young, the former number two overall pick, has experienced his share of injuries but remains a constant threat when he's on the field. In a season that features free agency for the young pass rusher, his performance will be closely monitored by both the team and fans alike. Young paired alongside [Montez Sweat](, [Jonathan Allen](), and [Daron Payne]() have the talent to be one of the league's best pass rushing units. Las Vegas Raiders at Denver The Las Vegas Raiders are in the midst of a significant transformation, particularly at the quarterback position. Longtime starter [Derek Carr](=) has found a new home in New Orleans, leaving a void under center. To fill this gap, the Raiders have brought in [Jimmy Garoppolo](, marking a significant change in the team's identity. During the offseason, the Raiders also faced the loss of standout tight end [Darren Waller](=). While they managed to add [Austin Hooper](=) and rookie [Michael Mayer](=) to bolster their tight end group, the team may shift its offensive focus. It's likely that the Raiders will place a heavier emphasis on the running game and look to consolidate their passing attack around key targets like [Davante Adams](=), [Hunter Renfrow](), and newly acquired [Jakobi Meyers](=). One intriguing aspect of this transition is the existing familiarity between Garoppolo and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, dating back to their time together in New England. This connection could play a significant role in the team's offensive evolution. However, fans should be prepared for a period of adjustment as the Raiders undergo this complete change in identity. The Denver Broncos are on a mission to recreate the legendary "No Fly Zone" defense of the mid-2010s. They've made considerable progress toward this goal, with cornerback Patrick Surtain emerging as one of the league's premier cornerbacks. Additionally, the safety duo of [Kareem Jackson]() and [Justin Simmons]() is widely regarded as one of the NFL's best, providing stellar coverage in the secondary. However, there is a question mark surrounding the Broncos' cornerback position, particularly with the loss of [K'Waun Williams](, who was placed on injured reserve. The team will be counting on [Damarri Mathis]()to step up and fill the void in the secondary. One area where the Broncos have notably improved is their pass rush. The additions of [Zach Allen](=) and [Frank Clark]() are expected to make a significant impact in pressuring opposing quarterbacks. This strengthened pass rush should complement the already impressive secondary. Furthermore, the Broncos have experienced a significant coaching upgrade with the arrival of Sean Payton, who takes over after a tumultuous coaching situation last season. The combination of a revitalized defense, an enhanced pass rush, and a proven offensive mind in Payton suggests that the Broncos are poised for an exciting season ahead. Pittsburgh Steelers vs San Francisco There's a sense of optimism in Pittsburgh as the 2023 season dawns, largely driven by the growth expected from quarterback [Kenny Pickett](=). Last season was something of a roller coaster for Pickett, who threw nine interceptions and just seven touchdowns. However, the Steelers believe he has the potential to make significant strides this year.Supporting Pickett is a talented group of offensive weapons. [Diontae Johnson]( and [George Pickens]()form a formidable top two receiving duo, while [Pat Freiermuth]() provides a reliable target at tight end. The Steelers also added veteran Allen Robinson to the mix, though he comes with some uncertainty after two injury-plagued seasons in which he failed to surpass 500 receiving yards.One area of concern for Pittsburgh is the offensive line. Dan Moore Jr. has secured the left tackle position, winning the job over first-round pick Broderick Jones, who was expected to be a linchpin in solidifying the Steelers' offensive front. The San Francisco 49ers received a significant boost with the news that star pass rusher [Nick Bosa]( would end his holdout and be available for Week 1 against the Steelers. Bosa is widely regarded as one of the best pass rushers in the NFL, and his presence greatly enhances the 49ers' defense.Despite allowing an average of 222 passing yards per game last season, which ranked 13th in the league, the 49ers' pass defense has some mitigating factors. Firstly, their dominant run defense often forced opponents to abandon the ground game and rely on passing. Additionally, the 49ers often found themselves ahead on the scoreboard, leading to more pass-heavy game scripts.The defense did experience some turnover during the offseason, with departures like [Jimmie Ward]() and [Emmanuel Moseley](=). However, additions like Tashaun Gipson and the emergence of [Deommodore Lenoir](), who filled in admirably when Moseley was sidelined last season, should help shore up the secondary. With Bosa's return and a strong supporting cast, the 49ers' defense is poised for another solid season. [Read Full Article]() ​ Thanks for reading, and thanks for being a Footballguys Premium Subscriber. [avatar] Joe Bryant Guide ​ ​ ​ ​ [[twitter]​]()[[facebook]​]([[discord]​]()[[youtube]​]()[[instagram]​]() Written By Joe Bryant. News by Sigmund Bloom and Cecil Lammey Was this email forwarded to you? 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