NFL preseason Week 2 overreactions: Shedeur Sanders will start for Browns, Jets' defense is fixed

Key Points:

• The Cleveland Browns appear to have settled their quarterback competition, with Shedeur Sanders likely to start over Deshaun Watson after Watson's poor performance in preseason Week 2. Sanders showed improvement, but the decision largely stems from Watson's struggles.
• De'Zhaun Stribling of the San Francisco 49ers is emerging as a promising rookie wide receiver, showing strong preseason performances and chemistry with quarterbacks Brock Purdy and Mac Jones. While his Offensive Rookie of the Year odds have improved, the award remains highly competitive.
• Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's starting position is under threat despite limited preseason action, as backups Cooper Rush and Jack Strand impressed, and Michael Penix Jr. has returned to full practice, intensifying the quarterback competition.
• The New York Jets' defense showed signs of improvement with multiple takeaways and sacks in preseason Week 2, but these results came against a backup offense and may not indicate a fully fixed unit for the regular season.
• The Green Bay Packers may have resolved their kicking issues by drafting Trey Smack, who has been flawless in preseason field goal attempts, including multiple kicks over 50 yards, potentially providing stability to their special teams after recent struggles.