Panthers 14 I don’t know which is worse: Roberto Aguayo’s kicking, Carolina’s Super Bowl hangover, or Cam Newton’s cure for a concussion. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images)
Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images
Ravens 10 Baltimore and Washington share a parkway, an airport … and now the all-time series between their football teams. This isn’t a rivalry, but the Redskins and Ravens have now split their six regular season meetings. Even though Justin Tucker has scored 41 of the Ravens’ 94 points this season, Baltimore fans should take heart: Super Bowls have followed every previous regular season loss to Washington (2000, 2012). (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images
Lions 24 Eagles hadn’t given up a passing TD all season — Sunday they did. Philly hadn’t turned the ball over all year — Sunday they did. So basically Nigel Bradham wasn’t the only dumba** on the team Sunday. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
AP Photo/Paul Sancya
Browns 13 A so-called rusty Tom Brady comes back from suspension to notch his 8th career 400-yard passing game and the Pats defense knocked out another Browns QB and shut down Isaiah Crowell a week after he was crowned the next big thing at running back. The Red Wedding has begun. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images
Colts 29 Quiet as it’s kept … Frank Gore just passed Jim Brown for 9th on the all-time rushing list. The inconvenient truth about Gore (pun intended) is that he just might be the most underrated running back not named Curtis Martin. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
AP Photo/Darron Cummings
Dolphins 17 How bad is Miami? Their banged up offensive line surrendered six sacks of their “meh” QB Ryan Tannehill and the defense got torched by a “meh” Tennessee offense. Meh. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images
Vikings 31 Minnesota is already getting compared to last year’s Denver squad that won Super Bowl 50. I see no reason to disagree. (More on that coming in the NFL Week 5 Wrap.) (Photo by Adam Bettcher/Getty Images)
Photo by Adam Bettcher/Getty Images
Steelers 31 How bad is the Jets defense? Opposing QBs have completed almost 72 percent of their passes for nearly 320 yards, 12 TDs and only two picks — all while getting outscored 82-33 during this three-game losing skid. Gotham sure could use a hero right now. (AP Photo/Jared Wickerham)
AP Photo/Jared Wickerham
Broncos 16 Last week, Julio Jones had more receiving yards (300) than 21 teams that played in Week 4. In Week 5? Just 29 on only two catches against the best defense in the league. Atlanta’s defense picked up the slack though, sacking Paxton Lynch six times (they entered Sunday with just four in four games) to help the Falcons become just the third team in NFL history to beat the previous season’s Super Bowl participants in consecutive weeks. The Falcons might be finally coming into their own. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images)
Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images
Cowboys 28 Pacman Jones isn’t right about much, but he was right about that Dallas offensive line. Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott aren’t just making history … they’re basically dueling each other for Offensive Rookie of the Year. (AP Photo/Ron Jenkins)
AP Photo/Ron Jenkins
Rams 19 Somebody had to lose this battle of teams with surprisingly good records … so it made sense the result was a bit of a surprise. Buffalo is on their first three-game win streak since 2011 even though Aaron Donald played like a man still sick of Rex Ryan’s mouth. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)
Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images
Raiders 34 Regardless of your rooting interests, there’s nothing more depressing than San Diego’s prolonged stretch of late-game struggles. And Oakland may be off to their best start since their 2002 Super Bowl season, but if they want to make a similar postseason run, they’d better figure out how to shore up that defense. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)
Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images
Packers 23 If Odell Beckham wasn’t having fun before, wait ’til he realizes he’s on a last place team … (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images)
Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images
This Blaine Gabbert vs. Drew Stanton game is everything you'd expect of a Blaine Gabbert vs. Drew Stanton game #TNF
— Rob Woodfork (@RobWoodfork) October 7, 2016
WASHINGTON — A historic end to “The Battle of the Beltways,” a Game of Thrones ending in Cleveland and the Inconvenient Truth about an underrated star highlight NFL Week 5.
