Week five and surprisingly we only have one team left with a 100% record. That honour goes to the Philadelphia Eagles who got the better of Jacksonville last week despite trailing by double digits early. They have their first real test this week when they travel to the Cardinals.<\/p>\n
Indianapolis @ Denver<\/strong><\/p>\n Thursday’s game is of interest as it features not only two teams desperate to get back on track, but also two veteran QBs who have something to prove. The blockbuster trade for Russell Wilson was viewed by many (us included) as the final piece in the Denver jigsaw. However, so far he has struggled to gel in his new surroundings.<\/p>\n Still, he did play his best game so far in a Broncos uniform last week. His counterpart Matt Ryan is the Colts’ latest attempt to find a solution at the position. This after years of stability with first Peyton Manning and then Andrew Luck.<\/p>\n Matt Ryan is looking for a fresh start after 14 years with the Falcons but so far it has been an up and down. The Colts were favourites for the AFC South pre-season but have struggled so far in their divisional games. Still, they have a win over the Chiefs so if he gets back to his best they could be contenders.<\/p>\n Neither, even at this early stage, can really afford a loss though so this will be hard fought.<\/p>\n Prediction<\/strong><\/p>\n The Packers are the only NFL team not to have played a regular season game overseas, however, this changes on Sunday when they face the Giants. Green Bay has won their last three games but their new look offense has looked far from convincing. Still given the Giants’ injury list it will be a surprise if they don’t move on to 4-1.<\/p>\n New York Giants @ Green Bay<\/strong><\/p>\n Prediction<\/strong><\/p>\n Packers 31 Giants 14<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n The Vikings will have happy memories of London given they won on their previous visit back in 2013. The Saints similarly have a good record in the Capital so we are expecting a few points. With Jamies Winston reverting to his old self there may be a few interceptions too!<\/p>\n Once again it’s an early start and to be fair as far as the neutral is concerned the big games are late on Sunday this week. Still, there are a few intriguing ones to keep us occupied, headed by The Falcons at the Buccaneers. Tampa is on a two-game skid and you have to go back to 2002 for the last time that Tom Brady lost three games in a row. To be fair their last two games have been against Super Bowl contenders so they will be hopeful of getting back to winning ways.<\/p>\n It will also be interesting to see how the jaguars bounce back from their loss in Philadelphia last week. Although they are only 2-2 it is fair to say they are one of the surprise teams of the season so far. Trevor Lawrence had an off day last week, however, he looks capable of having a breakout season and they will fancy their chances against their divisional rivals.<\/p>\nBroncos 24 Colts 17<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\n
London Game<\/h3>\n
Sunday Early Games<\/h3>\n