The second week of NFL preseason action produced several standout performances and notable disappointments across the league. Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix impressed in his return to action, demonstrating the skills that made him a high draft pick this offseason. Meanwhile, San Francisco’s rookie wide receiver De’Zhaun Stribling continued an impressive preseason showing, adding to his growing reputation during the exhibition schedule.
New York saw positive developments as Geno Smith delivered a strong performance in his first game back with the Jets. The veteran quarterback showed command of the offense and gave the team confidence heading into the remainder of the preseason. However, not all performances were encouraging, as backup quarterback Fernando Mendoza struggled significantly in his opportunities, raising questions about his readiness for the regular season.
The preseason’s second week served as an important evaluation period for teams assessing their rosters before cuts and final preparations for the upcoming season. Nix’s solid outing and Stribling’s continued excellence provided their respective teams with optimism, while Mendoza’s struggles highlighted the competitive nature of roster decisions that lie ahead for NFL franchises.
Originally reported by Cbssports →
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