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For the first time in eight months, there is a full plate of NFL action to digest. Week 1 rolled along on Sunday with an unforgettable opener between the Buffalo Bills and Houston Texans, an offensive showcase from the Chicago Bears and, on the not-so-positive end, a clunker from Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns.

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While the small sample size of one game can cloud reality, there are some cases where Week 1 tells the football world all it needs to know about a particular team or individual player. In Watson's case, a poor season debut might be all it takes to write the book on his run as the Browns' starting quarterback. For the Bears, a 59-point onslaught is compelling evidence that they are in for a monster year.

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In an 18-week season, there is still ample time to right wrongs and for strengths to devolve into weaknesses. But for now, some are off to hot starts while others could not have opened the year in a worse fashion.

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Here are the biggest winners and losers from Sunday's Week 1 action.

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The Deshaun Watson experience in Cleveland might not last too much longer. While coach Todd Monken called it…

Original source: https://www.cbssports.com/

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