Giants Stun the Cowboys, Bears Drop 59 | Broncos-Chiefs Tonight — Coach and Company Monday September 14

Monday means all NFL all the time, and Coach opens with three from the weekend: Texas is the new No. 1 in the AP Top 25 after Arch Manning wiped out a 20-point fourth-quarter hole in Austin — the Longhorns' earliest in-season No. 1 since 1965 (AP); Myles Garrett will have knee surgery and land on IR for at least four games after the Rams' 27-7 loss to the 49ers in Melbourne (NFL.com, Rams); and Ben Shelton's breakout U.S. Open ended in his first Grand Slam final, a four-set loss to Alexander Zverev (ESPN). Brandon Combs joins and takes a victory lap on Tailgate Saturday, where the crew had Oklahoma State live as a massive underdog against Oregon — the Cowboys won 39-31 and dropped the Ducks out of the top five (NCAA.com). Note: the "24-point dog" line Coach and Brandon used on air is their number; none of the sourced recaps state the closing spread.

Into the Sunday night game, and both guys are off the Dallas bandwagon: the Giants beat the Cowboys 28-20 behind Jaxson Dart going 23-of-29 for three touchdowns (NBC Sports). Brandon, who had Dallas in his Super Bowl prediction, says he was wrong after one week and calls New York "a playoff caliber football team"; Coach zeroes in on Malik Nabers and Isaiah Likely as the difference makers. Then the winners and losers. Winner 1 — the Bears, who put up 59 in a 59-37 win over Carolina, the highest-scoring Week 1 game in NFL history (News Tribune); Brandon's take is blunt — "the Bears are who we thought they were," an elite offense that will have to outscore a bad defense, with Caleb Williams a top-five quarterback by season's end. Loser 1 — the Chargers, who scored 14 at home in a 26-14 loss to Arizona (Chargers), with Brandon putting some of it on an offensive line that let two rushers come free. Winner 2 — the Ravens, 41-23 over the Colts with Derrick Henry going 144 and three scores (Ravens); Brandon calls Baltimore a 13-14 win team headed to the Super Bowl, and the two argue Lamar Jackson's contract and playoff record — Brandon's position is that eight playoff games at 1,800 yards and ten touchdowns is not the indictment people make it out to be. Loser 2 — the Browns, blown out 34-10 by Jacksonville with Deshaun Watson throwing a pick on the fifth play from scrimmage (Fox Sports); Coach says on air that Watson is no longer an NFL quarterback and that he tweeted for Shedeur Sanders to warm up. The quarterback decision in Cleveland remains unresolved — both hosts are speculating.

Winner 3 — Tyler Shough, 410 passing yards in a 31-30 overtime loss to Detroit that ended when Kellen Moore went for two instead of the tie (Chicago Sun-Times); Brandon loved the call, Coach argues a tie could matter in a division that may again come down to 8-9. Loser 3 — the Packers, who led and then gave up the game to Minnesota after Kyler Murray left with a concussion and Carson Wentz came in cold (MPR News); Brandon is merciless on Matt LaFleur taking points off the board and on Jordan Love's two fumbles and an interception. After the BlueChew Gold read, Gridiron Time sets up tonight's Broncos at Chiefs, 8:15 p.m. ET on ESPN (NFL.com) — Brandon is playing Denver, arguing Kansas City never fixed the offensive line in front of Patrick Mahome