Brady returns to face Cleveland, a game that should see the Patriots return to the win column. After not scoring against Buffalo at home in week four, look for head coach Bill Belichick to get this offense rolling and that will likely spell trouble for the struggling Browns this weekend.
Washington at Baltimore is one of the best games this week as both teams are fighting for a spot in the playoffs and will enter this game with something to prove. The Redskins are coming off a nice win over Cleveland and will look to stay competitive in the NFC East with a win this weekend.
The Ravens are one of the more surprising stories in the league after a 3-1 start, but a last minute loss to Oakland this week has dampened some of the enthusiasm of the fans, but a win will keep them on top of the AFC North and a strong contender for a spot in the playoffs.
Atlanta is flying high after scoring 48 points this weekend against Carolina. The Falcons are now 3-1 and looking good, but a road game at Denver this week will be a real litmus test for the franchise and especially the offense, which has played terrific to start the 2016 NFL season.
The Broncos are 4-0 on the year and arguably the best team in football, making this a must-watch games for fans of the game and the winner puts themselves in great position for the rest of the regular season and with continued success, home field advantage when the playoffs roll around.
Who would of though when the season started that this weeks game between Buffalo and Los Angeles would have so much meaning. The Rams are 3-1 and tied with Seattle on top of the NFC West and with a Seahawks bye in week 5, this squad could take the outright lead in the division, despite averaging just 15 points per game.
The Bills have won two straight, including their big win over New England on Sunday, but now must travel to the west coast to keep that momentum moving forward and stay in touch with the first place Pats’.
