The wide distribution of implied probabilities across all 32 teams reflects the unpredictable nature of early-season scoring, where week-to-week variance in offensive output remains high following diverse Week 1 results. Several squads posted explosive performances, including the Bears’ record 59-point outburst and strong showings from the Ravens, Bills, and Bengals, yet most face fresh opponents with limited sample size for defensive adjustments. Favorable matchups for high-powered units like the 49ers against the Dolphins, Lions at the Bills, and Bears hosting the Vikings, combined with short rest and ongoing roster tweaks, sustain broad trader consensus that any of several offenses could lead the league in Week 2 points.