site: media | arena: nfl | pageType: stories | section: | slug: nfl-week-2-picks-score-predictions | sport: football | route: article_single.us | 6-keys: media/spln/nfl/reg/free/stories ![Image 3: [object Object] Logo](https://sportshub.cbsistatic.com/i/2020/04/22/e9ceb731-8b3f-4c60-98fe-090ab66a2997/screen-shot-2020-04-22-at-11-04-56-am.png) Build a franchise, control your destiny, play like the pros Play Now NFL Week 2 picks and score predictions: Bills top Lions in Thursday shootout, Seahawks suffer shocking loss The NFL season is barely one week old and it's already out of control. I mean, the Falcons are in first place despite having no wins and no quarterback, the trip to Australia may or may not have ruined the Rams and I'm pretty sure the Browns have already been eliminated from the playoffs. OK, so apparently, that's not mathematically possible after one week, but I think we can all agree that the Browns won't be making the playoffs.
The biggest shock of Week 1 might have been the fact that the Raiders, Jets, Giants and Cardinals all won. The last time all four of those teams opened with a win in the same season was never. The only thing that was normal about Week 1 was the Chargers.
You can always count on the Chargers to let down their fans and not only did they do that on Sunday, but they also let down pretty much every person who entered a survivor pool this year. > The Los Angeles Chargers' loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday eliminated $10.3 million worth of Circa Survivor entries, per @dustinswedelson. > ➡️It's the most $$ lost on any single pick in Circa's NFL contest history Only the Chargers could eliminate $10.3 million worth of entries from a survivor pool. If that's not the most Chargers stat ever, I don't know what is. Although Week 2 might not top the craziness of Week 1, my picks are definitely going to get a little crazy, so let's get to them.
Actually, before we get to the picks, here's a quick reminder that you can check out the weekly picks from everyCBSSports.com NFL expert by clicking here. However, if you don't want to click over, I totally understand. As someone who is easily sidetracked, if I leave this page to go read another story, there's a 100% chance I will end up going down some sort of internet rabbit hole and if that happens, I'll never make it back to the story I was originally reading.
So I guess maybe you shouldn't click over. The Bills' new stadium will be hosting its first regular-season game ever on Thursday night and I have to say, I'm already looking forward to the complaints on social media. The Bills unofficially opened the stadium with a preseason game last month and, well, you know how the dinosaurs ate people when they tried to open Jurassic Park, that's kind of what happened here.
No one got eaten, but this was definitely wasn't a smooth dry run and that's mostly because several hundred season-ticket holders found out that they couldn't actually see the entire field because they had an obstructed view. > Whoever designed the new Bills stadium should wasn't very keen to detail. Imagine paying tens of thousands on PSLs and season tickets and walk into a view like this... pic.twitter.com/mGhzbCaMVs The good news for anyone with an obstructed view is that this game is on Amazon, so you can just stream it from your phone and watch everything there. Would that defeat the purpose of buying a ticket to the game?
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