Jared Goff is looking like he did when the Rams went on their 1st Super Bowl run under Rams coach Sean McVay. Only problem is they lost that Super Bowl and now the team that Goff lost to is looking to stomp him underneath Gillette stadium in the 13th meeting ever this Sunday. Either rookie Bailey Zappe or Brian Hoyer will start for New England as they're coming off a road lost last week while Detroit is coming off another home lost in week four.

The 114th meeting between Miami and New York happens this Sunday in East Rutherford New Jersey. Teddy Bridgewater plays for concussed Tua Tagavolia. While the Jets got their franchise guy Zach Wilson back with a pretty good performance in Pittsburgh last week. Dolphins need this win as they not only lost Tua last week but lost the game to Cincinnati. Can the 3-1 Dolphins win on the road against a 2-2 .500 Jets team without Tua?

Week V will officially begins tomorrow night with T.N.F., however Sunday's slate of games start in London again as it's the Giants vs. the Packers. Two offensive minded head coaches will duel. Aaron Rodgers looks to get his team to 4-1, while Daniel Jones looks to do the same. This will the 63rd games all time. A series in which the Packers lead 34-26-2 overall and 5-3 in the postseason.

14-14 is the series record after 28 games between Denver and Indianapolis. This Thursday Night, the 29th game will come as Russel Wilson battles Matt Ryan. As week V begins, the Broncos hold the regular season record over the Colts 14-11 but the Colts hold the record over the Broncos in the postseason 3-0. Both teams in this matchup lost in week IV.

Well I was wrong with this prediction. I chose the Rams to win 28-21 against the 49ers last night, why I don't know but I do know that every single NFC West team is currently 2-2 & the Rams was the only team in the division to catch a beatdown 9-24. Jimmy Garappolo did just enough while Matthew Stafford looked like an overachieving 2nd year man from a directional college. I'm now 5-8 in primetime and on the season, primetime games included my record is 33-29-1.

The only primetime game I predicted right in week four, omg. I said K.C. 17-16 over T.B. The real results was 41-31 K.C. and it wasn't even close. Patrick Mahomes II played lights out and knocked the Buccaneers lights out in the process. The Chiefs looked a lot like the Bills on Monday Night Football a few weeks ago, on a frickin mission.

Miami's franchise quarterback Tua Tagavolia suffered an extremely freaky concussion last night in Miami's loss to Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals. No chance it wasn't a severe concussion and possibly a career ending concussion. My prediction was Mia. 27-24 Cincinnati. The final was 15-27 Cincinnati winners at home. I'm now 1-3 in T.N.F., 4-7 in primetime and 0-4 in my last 4 primetime predictions.

The Los Angeles Rams will face their division foe, San Francisco in primetime this Monday for the 147th time in NFL history. Jimmy Garappolo is at the helm yet again for the 49ers and the Rams have mainstay Matt Stafford leading the charge in this one. Jimmy's last primetime outing wasn't so great amd quite frankly neither was the Rams.

Tampa Bay has an 8-6 lead over Kansas City in this series, including the last meeting being the most important game in this series. The Super Bowl. This will be the 15th game overall, 14th regular season gathering. Tom Brady will battle Patrick Mahomes II yet again. Interesting game as both of these teams have questions on both sides of the ball going into this one, we'll see who has their questions answered or figured out by 10:30 p.m. central this Sunday night.

In 125 games the Raiders lead this series 69-54-2 & the postseason record is tied 1-1. Russell Wilson looks to change the Broncos story as they've lost 4 games in a row to the Raiders. Three in a row in 2021. Derek Carr looks to get his guys a bounce back win in this 126th meeting as the Raiders lost to Tennessee on the road in week III.