NFL, for Week 6
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Every game matters in the NFL, but Week 6 feels really important to a lot of the teams in the league right now. The early season has been defined less by who has been great, and far more by the teams we had locked to be contenders — or at the very least established playoffs teams, many of whom have really struggled.
TBL's posted a 44-33-1 record through the first five weeks of the NFL season, and now we're looking ahead at Week 6.
Week 6 begins on Thursday night with a fascinating interconference showdown between the defending champion Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos. Then, on Sunday, Caleb Williams is likely to make his return to the field as the Bears take on a resurgent Atlanta Falcons team.
David Fucillo makes picks for all 14 NFL games with levels of confidence ahead of Week 6. The NFL is back for Week 6 as the playoff picture slowly starts to gain some clarity. The playoff push heats up closer to Thanksgiving, but we’re starting to see teams position themselves for a run or reach a point where rebuilding might be in order.
Can the New York Giants, 3-0 at MetLife Stadium this season, continue their winning ways at home on Sunday when they face the New Orleans Saints? Below, how the Big Blue View staf
AFC South rivals Indianapolis (2-3) and Tennessee (0-5) meet Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium with both teams looking to keep pace in the division. The Colts take the field in Week 6 in second in the division but struggling to find a rhythm...and if the Colts are having a hard time, what does that say about the winless Titans?
The Raiders are in a spot here after back-to-back losses to the Chiefs and Patriots. Buffalo presents yet another challenge for a defense that has managed just one turnover the last two weeks. Kirk Cousins has a 62.5% completion percentage in those losses. It will be tough to keep up with the Bills if the running game isn't there.
NFL picks for every Week 6 game with predictions straight-up and against the spread. The Broncos have a huge problem on their hands if Bo Nix is THIS afraid to throw deep. More in our weekly NFL Power Rankings.