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Week 5 of the 2022 NFL season kicked off Thursday night with a touchdown-less overtime victory for the Indianapolis Colts over the Denver Broncos.
On Sunday morning, the New York Giants (now 4-1) defeated the Green Bay Packers in London.
Later, Taysom Hill rushed for three touchdowns and threw a passing TD to propel the New Orleans Saints over the Seattle Seahawks. The Buffalo Bills spoiled Kenny Pickett’s first career start and dominated the Pittsburgh Steelers at home. While Teddy Bridgewater started for the Miami Dolphins, third-stringer Skylar Thompson took over when Bridgewater was ruled out and underwent evaluation for a concussion. The New England Patriots’ defense shut out the Detroit Lions in Bailey Zappe’s first career start. The Cleveland Browns battled, but Cade York couldn’t make the game-winning field goal in a loss against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Minnesota Vikings scored a late TD to overcome the Chicago Bears’ surge.
The late-afternoon window saw the Philadelphia Eagles remain undefeated, as they got past the Arizona Cardinals to move to 5-0. That sets up a Sunday night showdown next week with the Dallas Cowboys, who used a relentless pass rush to beat the Los Angeles Rams and move to 4-1.
Our NFL Nation reporters react with the biggest takeaways and lingering questions coming out of this week’s matchups and look ahead to what’s next. Let’s get to it.
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IND-DEN | NYG-GB | PIT-BUF | LAC-CLE
CHI-MIN | DET-NE | SEA-NO | MIA-NYJ
ATL-TB | TEN-WSH | HOU-JAX | SF-CAR
DAL-LAR | PHI-ARI
Eagles
What to know: When all else fails, have quarterback Jalen Hurts take it into his own hands. He rushed for a pair of touchdowns on Sunday, passing Cam Newton for most rushing TDs by a quarterback in his first 25 starts with 19. On the go-ahead drive late in the fourth quarter, Hurts converted a pair of third-down QB sneaks to extend the drive, helping Philly sneak past Arizona to remain undefeated.
Will the offensive line injuries…
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