Lunes Live is back, which means football is back! 🏈 The Compas break down all the biggest storylines from NFL Week 1:
🔹 Did Gilberto come away impressed with the Chargers’ Week 1 win over the Chiefs?
🔹 Fernando shares why the Rams’ defense might be the key to their success—not just Matthew Stafford.
🔹 Josh Allen and the Bills stormed back with a double-digit comeback against the Ravens—how did they pull it off?
🔹 Are the Packers now the team to beat in the NFC?
🔹 Did Aaron Rodgers make the Jets legit playoff contenders?
🔹 And is Brian Daboll being reckless sticking with Russell Wilson at QB?
Plus, Vic the producer joins the Compas with rapid-fire questions you don’t want to miss!
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