This is an article version of the CBS Sports HQ AM Newsletter, the ultimate guide to every day in sports. College football did its thing last week. Everything we thought we knew after Week 1 was flipped on its head in spectacular fashion.
Among several surprising results, unranked Michigan completely frustrated No. 11 Oklahoma after looking horrific against Western Michigan just a week prior. No longer unranked, the Wolverines are up to No. 19 in the AP top 25 poll and No. 16 in the latest edition of our College Football Power Rankings. As our own Brandon Marcello explains, the Michigan defense has the goods to carry a subpar offense.
You can view the complete rankings here, but I'll give you a quick sample: 11. Penn State (--) On the other end of that game in Ann Arbor, the Sooners have taken quite the tumble in our CBS Sports 138. Not only is Oklahoma outside the top 10, but it's also outside the top 25 entirely.
Brent Venables just has to hope his broken offense can be fixed in time for a College Football Playoff push. For half of the teams in the NFL, Week 1 left a sour taste in their mouths. For a handful of those teams, it's time to start putting together NFL Draft big boards.
After getting handled by the Raiders, it's fair to say the Dolphins are one of the teams getting an early jump on draft prep. No disrespect to Malik Willis, but he's probably not the long-term solution at quarterback. But Arch Manning might be.
Manning has been far from perfect through two games this season, but our own Josh Edwards has the Texas star projected to go No. 1 overall to Miami in his latest NFL mock draft. The question: Is Miami desirable enough for Manning? Over the weekend, two quarterbacks saw their stock impacted immensely in the same game.
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