Andrew Lacker, who is known as the "best five in history", Andrew Laker, who is so talented that the team's top brass can't wait to sweep Peyton Manning out of the room, and Andrew Lacker, who completed a super long 63-yard pass on the first pass in the preseason...... The first week of the regular season was far from satisfactory.

Despite breaking through 300 yards of passing yards and joining this week's 300-yards club, the overall performance fell far short of the previous high expectations and could even be classified as one of the worst debuts, as evidenced by the 52.9 quarterback rating, which is a huge gap that is really confusing, and there is still a long, long way to go to the so-called all-time top.

In response, Bill-Boulian, a former Indianapolis Colt executive and current ESPN analyst, said publicly, "At least we need to see him lead the team to win one game." ”

Still, like Cam Newton last year, Andrew Lacker's passing courage and passing yardage showed hope in the midst of disappointment, maybe it's just that the quarterback and wide receiver aren't working together enough, maybe it's just that the quarterback isn't proficient in reading the playbook, maybe it's just because of the first game of his career, maybe it's ...... He just needed a little more time.

Griffin III, on the other hand, made a splash on his professional debut, becoming the first starting quarterback in history to be born after 1990.

But it's definitely not just about being young.

In the away game against the New Orleans Saints, the quarterback with "26 passes and 19 shots, 320 yards, two passes touchdowns, and one interception" was on the scoresheet, and there were also 10 runs with the ball to achieve an astonishing performance of 42 yards, with a quarterback rating of 123.8 and a PFF rating of 1.5, there is no doubt that Griffin III's performance amazed the league.

In the end, the Washington Redskins vs. New Orleans Saints match was frozen at "32:40", and the Washington Redskins who were playing away won the victory.

In the countdown to the game, Drew Bliss tried "Hail Mary" in an attempt to equalise in a desperate gamble, but sadly, the pass was a little shorter and ended the game with an incomplete pass and lost the opening match.

Griffin III's amazing performance this week made everyone shout in shock: Another Lu Ke has appeared!

In a trance, they seemed to be back in the first week of the regular season of the 2011 season, and there were so many surprises that the story developed; What's more, Griffin III's quarterback rating this week is even higher than Rodgers', just below Big Manning and Lu Ke.

With his unnatural performance in this game, Griffin III became the second player in history to rely on his debut performance in his rookie season to successfully nominate the player of the week, and the first person to create such a feat was Lu Ke at this time last year; And this time, in the final vote, Griffin III also lost to the same opponent:

Lu Ke.

At the same time, this brings us to the third focus of the week: Sophomore-Slump.

It can be understood that he had an eye-catching rookie season, but a mediocre performance in his sophomore year. This is not directed at anyone, but is a universal phenomenon that is widely recognized within the Alliance.

In fact, not only the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and other professional leagues are no exception, but also the college league and the big five European leagues; Even further, in other areas, the artist's second album, the second season of the TV series, the second part of the game series, etc., all apply.

In fact, this is a statistical phenomenon: regression to the average.

The simple explanation is that once you encounter immediate success, the next will inevitably return to the average, and after one year's extraordinary performance, most of the next year's performance will return to normal, which is widely applicable to the related phenomena of finance.

Now, the 2011 rookies have to deal with their own sophomore syndrome!

Cam Newton, two drops and two interceptions led directly to the loss of the Carolina Panthers, and also lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with an ultra-low score of "10-16", and the quarterback rating was only 83.2.

Andy Dalton, with a clean touchdown and a poor interception, lost to the Baltimore Ravens away to the Baltimore Ravens with a score of "13:44", and the quarterback rating was only 65.3.

In addition, Jeff Rock successfully served as the starting quarterback of the Tennessee Titans this season, and despite losing to the New England Patriots, his quarterback rating of 89.2 is not bad, and he has temporarily stood on his feet.

Brian Garbert fought to overtime against the Minnesota Vikings and lost the game, but his 96.1 quarterback rating set a career-high high.

Overall, the sophomore quarterbacks are good and bad, good and bad, and in their second season in the league, the shock and shock they feel are rising, and the overall performance has fluctuated significantly, which means that the sophoenal syndrome is quietly playing a role.

However, this is only the first week of the regular season, and it is too early to jump to conclusions. At least looking at the overall average this week, every second-year quarterback is scrappy and all-out, seemingly trying to break the shadow of the syndrome and perform at their best.

Among them, Lu Ke is undoubtedly the absolute leader.

After the past year's attention and discussion, Lu Ke has obviously become the target of the entire league, and in the first game of this season, Lu Ke defeated his opponent and conquered the audience with an undoubted excellent performance, showing a rare continued strong state.

In the end, in this week's league weekly awards, Lu Ke successfully defeated Robert Griffin III, Matt Lane, Aaron Rodgers, Larry Fitzgerald, Adrian Peterson and other strong opponents to win the National League Offensive Player of the Week award!

This is not only the second year in a row that Lu Ke has won such an honor in the season opener, but it is also the fourth time in his career that Lu Ke has won such a title, and the upward momentum continues.

The best of the first week of the regular season has been announced.

National League, Best Offensive Player, Lu Ke of San Francisco 49ers; Best Defensive Player, Ronder-Barber of the Tampa Bay Pirates; Best Agent Player, Minnesota Viking's Blair-alsh.

American League, Best Offensive Player, Joe Fraco of the Baltimore Ravens; Best Defensive Player, Tracy Porter of the Denver Broncos; Best Agent Player, Jeremy Kerley of the New York Jets.

It is worth mentioning that after the end of the first week of the regular season, the overall sales champion of the league's jerseys was not this year's champion Andrew Lacker, but the sophomore Lu Ke.

Generally speaking, in order to welcome the top pick to the team, die-hard fans will show extra enthusiasm and buy jerseys to look forward to and support the new season, especially the quarterbacks, which have been the case for the past few years, and Cam Newton continued this glorious tradition last year.

What's more, this year's Andrew Luck can almost be said to be in the spotlight, step by step towards the Indianapolis Colts, and the enthusiasm of the fans is even more crazy.

As it turned out, Lark's jersey sales record went on a frenzy, with weekly sales figures even breaking the previous millennium record, breaking the 2003 record set by Eli Manning after he confirmed his move to the New York Giants, and far surpassing last year's Cam jersey sales record.

However, Rak still lost to Lu Ke.

What's even more exaggerated is that Rak's jersey sales figure is fifteen percentage points lower than Lu Ke's, and the gap is really too obvious, and he has no ability to compete at all.

The premise is that San Francisco is a large ball city, far surpassing Indianapolis; Moreover, the vicinity of San Francisco must also include several large cities such as Los Angeles, Oakland, San Diego, etc.

In essence, Lu Ke has now undoubtedly become the most popular and high-profile player in the league.

According to statistics, in the entire West Coast region, the sales figure of the No. 14 jersey of the San Francisco 49ers is far ahead, and it is currently nearly double the sales figure of the second-ranked Peyton Manning jersey; And it is also successively conquering the East Coast, gradually establishing the advantage of total sales in the entire North American region.

In addition, according to statistics, the proportion of purchases by the Chinese community and even the Asian community has reached 18%.

At a cursory glance, this figure does not seem to be very high, not even one in five, and it is completely unimaginable that the support rate of Asian American fans is so low; But a look at the history of jersey purchases by the Asian American community shows that the average purchase has increased by a factor of 25.

A top player can be seen to drive the whole group.

This also means that the number of viewers of the Asian American community in the NFL has increased by a full twenty-five times, if not more. Roger Goodall's outreach plan has finally opened up!

Now, for this Chinese-American quarterback, the coastal area is undoubtedly the fastest acceptance, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and other big cities can clearly feel the ferocious rise of this craze, everyone is curious, what height can this quarterback reach?

In anticipation, the second week of the regular season is just around the corner, when the San Francisco 49ers return to their home court to take on the Detroit Lions.

Last year, the Detroit Lions had a successful season, reaching the playoffs with a 10-6 record, but lost to the New Orleans Saints, with Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson arguably key to the team's revival.

In the sixth week of the 2011 regular season, the Detroit Lions and the San Francisco 49ers had a meeting, and in the end, the latter took a win away from the road with a score of "20-28" and walked away; Now, the former will travel to San Francisco to take on an opponent they lost to last year.

This game is a matchup between two playoff teams last season, and the excitement is worth looking forward to.