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NFL Week 2 picks: Packers, Broncos locks for 2nd week of games

SB Nation’s NFL “experts” are here to make their picks for Week 2.

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Well, that was fun, wasn’t it? Week 1 in the NFL had enough upsets and comebacks to deflate the ego of even the best sports handicappers and made fans across the country question their team’s chances after a single game.

After sorting through the inevitable Week 1 overreactions, SB Nation's panel of NFL experts is back again to pick this week's games. Three of them -- Stephen White, Matt Ufford and David Fucillo -- got nine of 16 picks right last week to take an early lead in the season's standings, but as Week 1 showed, anything goes week-to-week in the NFL. Few picked the Bills to go into Chicago and upset the Bears or the Dolphins to knock off the Patriots.

Unlike last week, there are only two unanimous picks this week: the Denver Broncos over the Kansas City Chiefs and the Green Bay Packers over the New York Jets. A few other games were close to unanimous with Seattle a popular pick against San Diego, Tennessee the pick against Dallas and the Saints against the Browns among the heavy favorites. If last week proved anything, it wouldn't be a surprise for at least one of those games to go in the opposite direction. A number of people took an early exit out of their survivor pools last week and a similar result could happen this week with so many heavy favorites.

At least six of SB Nation’s seven NFL experts agreed on eight of the 16 Week 2 matchups. Here’s a complete look at the picks.

Week 2 Ryan Van Bibber Stephen White Joel Thorman David Fucillo Danny Kelly PFT Commenter Matt Ufford
PIT vs. BAL PIT PIT PIT BAL PIT BAL PIT
MIA vs. BUF MIA MIA BUF BUF MIA MIA MIA
DET vs. CAR CAR DET DET CAR CAR DET DET
DAL vs. TEN TEN TEN TEN TEN TEN DAL TEN
NE vs. MIN NE NE NE NE NE NE MIN
NO vs. CLE NO NO NO NO NO CLE NO
ATL vs. CIN CIN CIN ATL CIN CIN ATL CIN
JAX vs. WAS JAX WAS WAS WAS JAX tie JAX
ARI vs. NYG ARI ARI NYG ARI ARI NYG ARI
SEA vs. SD SEA SEA SEA SEA SEA SD SEA
STL vs. TB TB TB TB TB TB STL TB
KC vs. DEN DEN DEN DEN DEN DEN DEN DEN
NYJ vs. GB GB GB GB GB GB GB GB
HOU vs. OAK HOU HOU HOU OAK HOU HOU HOU
CHI vs. SF SF CHI SF SF SF CHI CHI
PHI vs. IND PHI IND PHI IND PHI IND PHI

Our panel consists of: David Fucillo, SB Nation’s fantasy guru; Danny Kelly, SB Nation NFL contributor; PFT Commenter, SBN Nation’s hot takes expert; Joel Thorman, manager of SB Nation NFL blogs; Matt Ufford, editorial producer, SB Nation studios; Ryan Van Bibber, SB Nation’s NFL editor; and Stephen White, retired NFL defensive end and SB Nation NFL contributor.

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