Week 5 of the NFL season has arrived. On Thursday, the Indianapolis Colts outlasted the Denver Broncos in a 12-9 overtime victory. Both teams labored without a touchdown in the game -- much to the dismay of fans in attendance.
In the early slate, the New York Giants defeated the Green Bay Packers in London, England. Giants star Saquon Barkley had 106 total yards and a touchdown in the 27-22 victory.
Week 5 also featured a lot of divisional matchups. Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady remained undefeated against the Atlanta Falcons. The Jacksonville Jaguars outlasted the Houston Texans.
Meanwhile, Buffalo Bills receiver Gabe Davis and New England Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson had career days in the early slate.
Week 5 concludes with two primetime matchups. The Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens renew their AFC North rivalry on Sunday evening. The Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs conclude Week 5 action on Monday Night Football.
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BACKUP HELP: Dolphins turn to third-string QB after Teddy Bridgewater's injury, lose to Jets
TOUGH LOSS: Browns fall in heartbreaker to Chargers with late FG miss
POWER RANKINGS: Eagles sit atop NFL standings heading into Week 5
Here's a rundown of all the Week 5 action around the NFL.
Indianapolis Colts 12, Denver Broncos 9
Briefly: The Colts pulled out an ugly win against the Broncos. Colts cornerback Stephon Gilmore made two big plays down the stretch. Gilmore intercepted Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson in the fourth quarter and had the game-winning pass breakup in overtime.
One highlight to know: Colts kicker Chase McLaughlin nailed a game-winning, 48-yard field goal in overtime.
Next up: The Colts face the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 6. The Broncos face the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday Night Football.
New York Giants 27, Green Bay Packers 22
Briefly: The Giants overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to outlast the Packers in London. The Packers were held in check with just two points in the second half. Giants defensive coordinator Wink Martindale flustered Aaron Rodgers as the Packers were 4-for-10 on third downs. Giants star Saquon Barkley had 70 rushing yards including the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter.
One highlight to know: The Giants tight end Daniel Bellinger scored a two-yard rushing touchdown on a double reverse just before halftime.
Next up: The Giants host the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6. The Packers return home to play the New York Jets.
Buffalo Bills 38, Pittsburgh Steelers 3
Briefly: The Bills improved to 3-1 behind a career day from receiver Gabe Davis. The talented speedster hauled in three catches for 171 yards and two touchdowns. Bills quarterback Josh Allen turned in another 400-yard performance as Steelers rookie Kenny Pickett completed 34 of 52 passes for 327 yards in his first NFL start.
One highlight to know: Bills receiver Gabe Davis hauled in a 98-yard touchdown on the third play from scrimmage.
Next up: The Bills play the Kansas City Chiefs in a rematch of their AFC Divisional postseason classic. The Steelers will face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Los Angeles Chargers 30, Cleveland Browns 28
Briefly: Austin Ekeler recorded 199 total yards and two touchdowns to propel the Chargers to victory. Ekeler averaged 10.8 yards per carry and stamped his dazzling performance with a 71-yard run. The Browns had a chance late, but kicker Cade York missed a go-ahead 54-yard field goal attempt.
One highlight to know: Chargers star Austin Ekeler scored a 22-yard touchdown to give the Los Angeles a third-quarter lead.
Next up: The Chargers face the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football. The Browns host the New England Patriots at home.
Minnesota Vikings 29, Chicago Bears 22
Briefly: The Vikings defeated their NFC North rival en route to a third consecutive victory. Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson hauled in 12 receptions for 154 yards and set a franchise record in the process. The Bears rebounded from a 11-point halftime deficit but fell short after a late fumble in the fourth quarter.
One highlight to know: Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins scored a go-ahead, 1-yard touchdown to propel Minnesota to their fourth win.
Next up: The Vikings play the Miami Dolphins in Week 6. The Bears host the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football.
Houston Texans 13, Jacksonville Jaguars 6
Briefly: The Texans shut down the Jaguars in the second half en route to their first victory of the season. Texans rookie Dameon Pierce accounted for 113 yards and a late fourth-quarter touchdown. Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence completed 25 of 47 passes for 286 yards and two interceptions in defeat.
One highlight to know: Dameon Pierce breaks multiple tackles as he rumbles for 20 yards in the fourth quarter.
Next up: The Texans have a bye week. The Jaguars will host the Indianapolis Colts in Week 6.
New England Patriots 29, Detroit Lions 0
Briefly: The Patriots defense put on a clinic against the NFL's top scoring unit. The Lions mustered just 312 yards of total offense. The Patriots owned the time of possession as rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe earned his first NFL victory. He had help from running back Rhamondre Stevenson, who erupted for 161 rushing yards.
One highlight to know: Patriots receiver Jakobi Meyers hauled in a 24-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. He finished the game with seven catches for 111 yards.
Next up: The Lions have a bye week. The Patriots travel to play the Cleveland Browns in Week 6.
New Orleans Saints 39, Seattle Seahawks 32
Briefly: Andy Dalton started at quarterback for the injured Jameis Winston, but it was Taysom Hill who led the New Orleans Saints to victory with four of the team’s touchdowns. Geno Smith threw for 268 yards and three touchdowns, but it wasn’t enough for the Seattle Seahawks to get their first back-to-back wins of the season.
One highlight to know: Hill scored the winning touchdown of the day, a 60-yard dash from the Wildcat formation.
Next up: The Saints host the Cincinnati Bengals while the Seahawks host the Arizona Cardinals.
New York Jets 40, Miami Dolphins 17
Briefly: The Miami Dolphins turned to their third-string quarterback, Skylar Thompson, after Teddy Bridgewater entered concussion protocol when he was hit in the first quarter. The New York Jets took home the victory with a stellar day from rookie running back Breece Hall who was the team’s leading rusher and receiver with 197 combined yards and a touchdown.
One highlight to know: The Jets had five rushing touchdowns on the day, including Hall’s score. In the fourth quarter, he scrambled to the right and flipped over the defensive line to put the exclamation point on his day.
Next up: The Dolphins return home to face the Minnesota Vikings. Riding a two-game winning streak, the Jets travel to play the Green Bay Packers, who will be recovering from their second loss of the season and jet lag from flying from London.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21, Atlanta Falcons 15
Briefly: The Atlanta Falcons kept the Tampa Bay Buccaneers scoreless if only for the first quarter. The Tampa Bay defense sacked Marcus Mariota five times and Tom Brady wound up with 351 yards and a touchdown as they got their first win in three games.
One highlight to know: In the second quarter, Brady went deep to Mike Evans, who stretched out for the 25-yard reception that took the Buccaneers into the red zone and led to their first score of the day. Despite being hurt on the play, Evans gave his team a major momentum shift.
Next up: The Falcons host the San Francisco 49ers while the Buccaneers travel north to face the Pittsburgh Steelers, who will be hungry to get their first win since Week 1.
Tennessee Titans 21, Washington Commanders 17
Briefly: Derrick Henry’s two touchdown’s propelled the Tennessee Titans to their third-straight win while the Washington Commanders, despite a valiant effort, haven’t won since Week 1.
One highlight to know: David Long Jr. sealed the win for the Titans when he intercepted Carson Wentz in the end zone.
Next up: The Titans rest up on their bye week while the Commanders have a quick turnaround to face the Chicago Bears on Thursday night.
San Francisco 49ers at Carolina Panthers
Kickoff: 4:05 p.m. ET
TV: FOX
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What to know: The 49ers are on a short week after a big Week 4 win. Defense travels and the 49ers have one of the league’s best units. It’s a bad recipe for the Panthers as their offense continues to struggle with QB Baker Mayfield under center.
Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Rams
Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET
TV: FOX
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What to know: The Cowboys look to take advantage of the reeling Rams. Los Angeles is in a funk offensively with just 21 points over the last two weeks. Expect the Cowboys to follow the San Francisco 49ers defensive game plan and fluster QB Matthew Stafford early and often.
Philadelphia Eagles at Arizona Cardinals
Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET
TV: FOX
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What to know: The Eagles look to remain undefeated against the Cardinals. Philadelphia has found multiple ways to create explosive plays and in turnover differential. That doesn’t bode well for Kyler Murray and the Cardinals that struggle against aggressive fronts.
Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens
Kickoff: 8:20 p.m. ET
TV: NBC
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What to know: It will be a hard-hitting affair between the Bengals and Ravens. The AFC North foes both play solid defense and know each other well. This game will come down to the final possession and both Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow are lethal in crunch time.
Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs
Kickoff: Monday at 8:15 p.m. ET
TV: ESPN, ESPN 2 (ManningCast)
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What to know: Patrick Mahomes continues to shine early this season. The Chiefs haven’t missed a beat and are the clear favorites in the AFC West. Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels got his first victory with the organization last week. Now, the Raiders have the daunting task of a night game at Arrowhead Stadium.
