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3 de octubre de 2024

NFL Week 5 preview: Five things to watch out for

It’s hard to believe it’s already Week 5 of the NFL season!

We have now officially reached the bye week portion of the schedule with four teams having a week off this time around: the Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions, Los Angeles Chargers and the Tennessee Titans.

This is the point in the season where we are really starting to find out who truly is going to be a contender and who may be heading for a premature end to the year.

Here are five things to know heading into Week 5.

Will the Dolphins ever get a lead?

The Miami Dolphins have not led for even one second this entire season. Amazingly, Miami does have a win as they kicked a game-winning field goal as time expired in Week 1 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Dolphins are the first team since the 2017 Cleveland Browns to not have a lead at any point in their first four games of a season. The Browns went 0-16 that year.

The good news is that the Dolphins play at the 1-3 New England Patriots this Sunday. The bad news though is that they still don’t have Tua Tagovailoa at quarterback.

Tyler Huntley, who the team signed off the Baltimore Ravens practice squad a week ago, may start again if Skylar Thompson hasn’t recovered from a rib injury. Huntley threw for just 96 yards in the loss to the Titans on Monday night.

The Dolphins had the No. 1 offense in the league last season, but their fans are still waiting for any semblance of that.

Despite the 0-4 start, Miami head coach Mike McDaniel believes that, with one week more under his belt, Huntley is in a position to have more success against New England.

“I think (Huntley’s) a professional and there was a lot of things that were very impressive when you put into context the timeline, the language and how he’s able to do things that our guys are used to, and then there’s a lot of room for growth, as well as getting to learn him, not just from soundless tape,” McDaniel told reporters on Wednesday.

“So absolutely, positively, did he learn a ton and was this walkthrough today or was the team orchestrated stuff today absolutely better than last week? Yes, it was. I think he’s sinking his teeth into trying to not just do but have ownership, and I think all of the guys feel like they have to do a better job around him and he feels like he needs to do a better job. I feel like I need to do a better job, and I don’t see another formula for a better product than everyone trying to do their jobs better.”

All Hail the Commanders!

The surprise of the NFL season thus far has been the success of second overall pick Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders.

Many thought this could be a fun offense, but this good? No one saw it coming.

What Daniels and offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury did in the first four games is incredible. Washington is currently first in completion percentage (82.1%), 3rd down percentage (53.5%), points per drive (3.56) and turnovers (one).

These would be incredible numbers for Patrick Mahomes, but Daniels has put up those numbers in the first four games of his NFL career.

After Washington’s impressive Week 4 victory against the Arizona Cardinals, Daniels spoke about his relationship with Kingsbury and the dividends it has paid already.

“It’s awesome. Me and Kliff just have that communication, that honesty,” the 23-year-old told reporters. “I’m able to go into his office and say: ‘Hey, I don’t like this.’ He’s here for it, he wants us to put us in the best spot.”

The Commanders host the Browns on Sunday. This might have been an underwhelming game last season in front of a sparse crowd. But now, Commanders fans are the most the excited they have been in years after the 3-1 start.

Big AFC showdown in Houston

The Buffalo Bills will travel to Houston to take on the Texans on Sunday. This is the only matchup of the week featuring two 3-1 teams – and it’s the Stefon Diggs revenge game.

Diggs was traded to Houston this past offseason after being an All-Pro receiver for the Bills. However, towards the end of the last campaign, Digg’s unhappiness with his situation was evident as his usage in Buffalo’s offense declined.

The change of scenery so far is working out for both sides. Diggs has 25 receptions for 233 yards and two touchdowns, plus a rushing touchdown through four games with Houston. While for Buffalo QB Josh Allen, he is having an MVP-caliber season with nine total touchdowns and no interceptions, despite coming off a heavy defeat to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 4.

Ahead of the Week 5 match-up with Diggs’ former team, Houston quarterback CJ Stroud spoke to the impact the 30-year-old has had on the Texans’ young wide receiver room.

“It’s been great. We kind of talked about that throughout the offseason, just how they would all help each other out by if you want to double Tank (Dell) one night, then the other dudes will go off,” Stroud told reporters on Wednesday.

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