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Trying to figure out what's "real" and what's not is the toughest thing to do in the NFL, especially early in the season. Were Bryce Young's excellent first two weeks "real," or now, after a bad game against the Browns, is the "real" Bryce Young the one we've seen most of his career?
\n\nThere's so much convoluting that, too. Different matchups, different schemes, different adjustments, different luck and, most of all, different human beings. These players aren't robots. They have good days. They have bad days. The get put in good situations. They get put in bad situations. One could simply say Young's struggles were indicative of who is as a player, or they could listen to Darren Waller go way, way, waaaaay in depth … and still chuck it up to "those are the kinds of things that happen early on in the season."
\n\nTrying to assess what's real and what's not regarding top teams' strengths and weaknesses is similarly hard, but not impossible. As such, we're looking at the six teams with the shortest Super Bowl odds — the "contenders" if you will, though certainly not an exhaustive list — and hoping to determine their biggest weaknesses.
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