NFL Week 5 results, live updates: Fernando Mendoza makes regular season debut, relieving Kirk Cousins ​​in blowout against Patriots

We have another action-packed slate of NFL games for Week 5, although it’s missing two teams – the Kansas City Chiefs and Carolina Panthers, who are both on a bye.

The Los Angeles Chargers enter Week 5 in a bit of a pickle, still looking for their first win of the season but with a number of weapons on offense. Starting receiver Ladd McConkey (foot) is active but expected to play limited snaps, while teammate Quentin Johnston is out with a chest injury. Both of Los Angeles’ starting offensive tackles are also out for this contest, after Rashawn Slater was placed on IR and Joe Alt was ruled out with a neck injury. Can they overcome these injuries to get their first win against the Broncos?

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The Cardinals will be without WR Marvin Harrison Jr. on Sunday, but not due to injury, having apparently informed him that he will remain out through Week 5 while they try to finalize a trade, moving up from the former No. 4 overall pick. The Texans have been reported to be a team involved in possible trade talks.

  • Lions vs. Cardinals, 4:25 p.m. on Fox

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  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Defenses showed up early for the Chargers and Broncos, as neither offense did much.

    After Los Angeles punted following a four-play drive to start the second quarter, Denver then went three-and-out. The Broncos sent him straight back to the Chargers.

    Denver leads 7-0 with 13 minutes remaining.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Washington absolutely missed the game against New York.

    In a stupid move, Jayden Daniels went to run the ball. His teammates weren’t on the same page and took off toward the end zone. Washington had no timeouts and the clock was ticking.

    Commanders did not recover the ball with enough time to score it, and the match ended in a draw.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    After the turnover, Seattle reached the goal line. Backup running back Emanuel Wilson, replacing the injured duo of Jadarian Price and Zach Charbonnet, had a 2-yard touchdown run.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    The Seahawks looked like they might have to settle for a punt after the 49ers scored.

    Seattle punted him back, but then forced a fumble by San Francisco’s punt returner and recovered the ball.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    The problem with a struggling kicker is that the coach loses confidence in him in big moments. New York was within field goal range, but continued to play.

    The Giants carried Cam Skattebo, but then he fumbled with two minutes left in overtime with the game still tied.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Denver was unable to maintain its offensive momentum on its first drive after scoring a touchdown. The Broncos went three-and-out and punted.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    After the defense got the turnover, the 49ers took over. Brock Purdy hit Mike Evans for a 13-yard gain, then immediately came back to him for the two-yard TD.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Just as the Seahawks got the ball back, their first drive ended.

    Sam Darnold threw an interception, giving San Francisco excellent field position.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    The 49ers started this game with the ball, but went three-and-out. San Francisco was forced to punt.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    After the Broncos scored, the Chargers responded with a five-play drive in which they picked up 19 yards.

    The drive stopped after a third-and-2 and Los Angeles punted.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    New York rookie kicker Dominic Zvada had a rough day. He missed his third field goal of the day, this time from 46 yards.

    All Washington needs to win is a field goal.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Broncos running back JK Dobbins has Denver on the board.

    Dobbins took a carry near the goal line and made it count, scoring from two yards out.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    After the Texans’ win over the Titans, head coach DeMeco Ryans said during the team’s postgame press conference that Houston had acquired wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. from Arizona.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    On third down of their first down, quarterback Justin Herbert hit Charlie Kolar for what looked like a first down.

    Kolar fought for yardage, but fumbled the ball and the Broncos recovered.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Washington won the toss and elected to kick. The Giants will start with the ball.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Denver had the ball for 5:05 and ran eight plays for 29 yards. However, the Broncos failed to get into field goal range and the drive ended in a punt.

    The Chargers’ first possession is coming.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Watson and the Browns had won three straight games with a fourth-quarter comeback. It looked like they were in line for another one, but the Jets defense stepped in and stifled Watson.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    Part of what makes the Bears-Packers game so exciting is that it’s become clear that head coaches Ben Johnson and Matt LaFleur have a rivalry and may not be each other’s biggest fans.

    We’ve seen passionate postgame handshakes in the past, but Sunday’s wasn’t passionate.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    The Bengals had a huge lead, and the Dolphins held on, picking up a touchdown here and a score there.

    Miami quarterback Malik Willis just hit a rushing touchdown at the goal line. All of a sudden, the Dolphins trailed 31-24 with 45 seconds left.

  • Teddy Ricketson

    Teddy Ricketson

    This game is in progress and the Broncos will start with possession.

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