B/R NFL Staff: Buying or Selling Week 2's Bounce-Back Winners

The Browns responded with a Week 2 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday Night Football.Many are often ready to give up on certain squads after disappointing losses to start their seasons without taking situations into account. And so on and so forth.Now, five squads—the Browns, Buccaneers, Indianapolis Colts, Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers—showed they can handle adversity with wins after disappointing losses. Is each of these teams capable of building upon their victories, or will they falter?Bleacher Report's team of NFL writers—Brad Gagnon, Brent Sobleski, Gary Davenport, Kalyn Kahler and Matt Miller—decided whether they're buying or selling these bounce-back performances.The Dallas Cowboys accomplished a feat bordering on impossible. Dallas is the division's best team by default.Gary Davenport: SellThe Cowboys managed to avoid the dreaded 0-2 hole with one of the wildest comebacks in recent memory, and they racked up a jaw-dropping 570 yards of total offense. Matt Miller: BuyNo team needed a win more than Mike McCarthy's Dallas Cowboys in Week 2. This is the type of win that can galvanize a team and propel the Cowboys to the top of what looks like a bad NFC East.Bruce Arians' public tongue-lashing of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers earlier this week couldn't have been more transparent. Finding a healthy Mike Evans and watching Leonard Fournette roll in the run game, you get the feeling the Buccaneers' Week 1 loss was more of a fluke than an indictment of the team's talent and projection.The San Francisco 49ers experienced what can be best described as an impressive victory that feels far more like a loss. Losing Garoppolo for multiple weeks, plus what looks like season-ending injuries for Bosa and Thomas, isn't worth a win over the lowly New York Jets. No team experienced a greater swing from one side of the ledger to the other between the first and second weeks of play than the Indianapolis Colts.The Jacksonville Jaguars surprised everyone, including the Colts, when the young squad led by Gardner Minshew II pounced with a 27-20 victory despite every offseason move indicating a major rebuild.Yet the Colts dominated the Minnesota Vikings throughout most of Sunday's contest and emerged with a 28-11 win. Indianapolis clearly wants to be a run-first offense with Jonathan Taylor leading the way (101 rushing yards in his second professional contest) while playing stifling defense."There's no question that this is a blueprint to what we want it to look like," Reich told reporters. Both were on display in Sunday's Week 2 win.The Cleveland Browns embarrassed themselves during a 38-6 Week 1 beatdown by the Baltimore Ravens, only to turn things around four days later on Thursday Night Football with a 35-30 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.All the same old storylines came to the forefront. Matt Miller: SellIn a week that saw many writing off the 2020 Cleveland Browns on Twitter following a bad Week 1 loss, it's reassuring to see Mayfield play well and the skill-position talent on offense step up in a win over a tough Cincinnati Bengals squad.