NFL Offseason Predictions: Where Colin Cowherd Was Right And Wrong
As Week 2 of the NFL season wraps up, there’s plenty to process.
Early results are already separating spot-on offseason takes from the ones aging horribly, leaving several teams under a cloud of question marks.
Colin Cowherd delivered his latest "Where I Was Right, Where I Was Wrong" segment on "The Herd" on Monday afternoon.
Not only did Cowherd highlight his accurate predictions, but he also fully owned up to where he completely whiffed on some of his most confident takes.
Here’s where Colin Cowherd was right and wrong on his offseason football takes.
Cowherd: I've said, don't blame the Packers, blame the coach.
This is an offensive culture.
100 plus yards of penalties, bottom of the league in the red zone offense, 32nd offense through two weeks according to PFF.
They do not look well coached.
We always want to blame the players, folks.
Yes, the circumstances aren't ideal.
Well, you know what? They're not ideal right now.
With you know, everywhere except the 49ers offense.
The reality is, everybody's banged up in this league.
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