LAS VEGAS - s4story -- Week 1 of the NFL season rarely goes as planned, and 2025 was no exception. Some teams impressed, others fell short, and several raised early questions. OddsTrader has released a new analysis that highlights which franchises can bounce back — and which challenges may persist.

Fans can read the full breakdown here: Which NFL Teams Can Rebound from Week 1? OddsTrader Makes Latest Projections.

Packers Start Fast, Dolphins Fall in Opener

Green Bay made a statement with a 27–13 win over Detroit. After adding Micah Parsons in the offseason, the Packers saw their Super Bowl odds move from +1300 to +900.

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Miami lost 33–8 to Indianapolis. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa had three turnovers, the offensive line allowed pressure, and the schedule includes New England and Buffalo next.

Giants Evaluating QB Room
The New York Giants rebuilt their quarterback room after last season. Russell Wilson completed 17 of 37 passes in a 21–6 loss to Washington, and observers will watch any discussion around first-round rookie Jaxson Dart.

Lions Face Early Test
Detroit entered 2025 as an NFC contender after a 15–2 season. A 27–13 defeat at Green Bay will be followed by a challenging stretch against Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Kansas City, and Tampa Bay.

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