I wouldn’t give two shits for how Stephen McGee looks as an NFL quarterback.
But he does  get the job done.
at Dallas 24, Denver 23
at Chicago 10, Buffalo 3
at Detroit 34, Cincinnati 3
Tampa Bay 25, at Kansas City 0
at Cleveland 27, Green Bay 17
S’long, Todd Haley.  Been nice knowing ya.
If that’s what the Chief offense is gonna look like this year, forget it.
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According to the Bears’ broadcast, Roy “Clank” Williams was brought in (once Dallas finally saw the light & cut his ass) to be…and I swear I’m not making this up…the “Bears’ No. 1 receiver”.
Prediction:  There will be at least one offense that’s actually worse than the Cowgirlz this year.
On the other hand, Marion Barber looked pretty good, getting 45 yards on seven carries in limited action.  Almost as if the offensive line really was  the problem in Dallas. 
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The Buffalo Bills have finally done away with The NFL’s Butt-Ugliest Uniforms™.  The Uniform Czar™ is well-pleased.
Maybe now they’ll start playing  like an NFL team.
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Andy Dalton’s TCU debut resulted in a 27-0 shutout of Baylor four years ago.
But then, they  didn’t have Nick Fairley or Ndomakong Suh in their line.
Dalton was 11-15-69 in his Cincinnati debut, plus 1 pick.  Backup Bruce Gradkowski wasn’t much better, going 6-11-53.
It’ll be a loooooooong  year for the Bengals.
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Line fails to block for Romo?  Check.
Porous defense?  Check.
Stephen McGee throwing the game-winning touchdown in the last minute?  Check.
Yep, just another day at the office for Your Dallas Cowboys™.
The O-line will be better this year  We just don’t know when.  Until then, Romo gets to keep running in fear for his life.  He went 3-5-33, and didn’t really look all that good in doing so.
Rob Ryan’s first play as defensive coordinator…was to run the Flex defense.  Seriously.  Right down to a number 54 (linebacker Kenwin Cummings, who looked pretty damn good last night otherwise) dropping into a four-point stance about two yards off the line of scrimmage, a la  Randy White.
McGee played the final two-plus quarters, running the offense efficiently enough (and accounting for all three Dallas touchdowns, plus the winning two-point conversion).  And rookie Dwayne Harris (East Carolina) not only stated his case for a roster spot, but also to be the third receiver on the team.
Kevin Ogletree, watch out.  Harris was you three years ago, and just as you beat out a veteran for a roster spot, the same thing’s about to happen to you.  (Shame, too – you had a ton of potential.)
The PFW will return on Thursday (assuming there’s a game on that night), when we’ll extoll the virtues of not  wearing the wrong shirt in enemy territory.