NFL Week 2 bold predictions: Travis Hunter snags first interception; Giants tight end makes history

Key Points:

• Travis Hunter is transitioning to a primary cornerback role in 2026 after an injury-shortened rookie season, playing mostly defense in the Jaguars' recent win and is predicted to record his first NFL interception against the Broncos.
• Colston Loveland, after a quiet Week 1 despite heavy usage, is expected to rebound strongly in Week 2 against the Vikings, potentially leading all tight ends in receiving yards due to Minnesota's aggressive but vulnerable defense.
• The NFC East rivalry between the Commanders and Cowboys is anticipated to produce over 1,000 combined yards of offense, continuing a trend from their high-yardage matchups last season, fueled by strong offenses and weak secondaries.
• Christian McCaffrey is projected to dominate in the 49ers' homecoming game against the Dolphins, surpassing 200 scrimmage yards and scoring four total touchdowns, setting an NFL record for receiving touchdowns by a running back in the Super Bowl era.
• Isaiah Likely of the Giants is making history as the first tight end to score at least four touchdowns in his first two games with a new team, following a standout debut with eight catches, 78 yards, and two touchdowns.