Week 1 was a flurry. Tua Tagovailoa dropped 446 yards in a cornerstone win for the Dolphins franchise. Joe Burrow was on the other end of the spectrum, totaling 82 passing yards and 3 points for his worst career NFL game. The defending champs lost to the Hard Knock Detroit Lions, and the Cowboys absolutely boat raced the Giants in primetime. But what every fan is thinking about is what transpired on Monday Night Football. In remembrance of 9/11, Aaron Rodgers charged out of the tunnel with the American flag is his right hand with a sold out MetLife stadium making deafening noise in celebration of their Hall of Fame quarterback—their savior. But four plays into the most anticipated Jets game in several decades, Aaron Rodgers was sacked by Leonard Floyd, and looked towards the sideline shaking his head. Rodgers would be ruled out for the season with a torn achilles hours later. But not forgotten is the miraculously beautiful end to a miraculously horrifying night in New York City, when undrafted rookie, Xavier Gipson, took off down the left sideline into the endzone for the game put return.