In week 5 of NFL action Andrew Wingard, Jacob Hollister and the Jacksonville Jaguars faced off against their division rivals the Tennessee Titans. Wingard played 100 percent of the defensive snaps and had five solo tackles. On offense, Hollister recorded his first touchdown with the Jaguars on a one yard reception, but the jaguars came up short losing 19-37. 
 
In a matchup of Cowboy football alumni, Chase Roullier and the Washington Football Team welcomed Carl Granderson and the New Orleans Saints. Roullier continued his streak of consistent play making the start and playing 100 percent of the offensive snaps for Washington. For the Saints, Granderson turned in a solid performance recording a sack, tackle for loss and two QB hits as the Saints picked up the 33-22 victory. 
 
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills traveled to Kansas City for a primetime showdown, and a rematch of the AFC championship game from last season. Allen had a night to remember throwing for 315 yards and three touchdowns while also rushing for 59 yards and a touchdown. Allen's four touchdown performance led the bills to a 38-20 victory over the Chiefs improving their record to 4-1. 
 
Logan Wilson and the Cincinnati Bengals played host to the Green Bay Packers. Wilson had a solid outing recording seven total tackles, but the Bengals fell to the packers in overtime, 22-25. 
 
Tashaun Gipson and the Chicago Bears traveled to Las Vegas to face the Raiders. Gipson returned to the starting lineup for the Bears and had one sack and three tackles in the 20-9 victory for Chicago. 
 
Mike Purcell made the start for the Denver Broncos and recorded one pass deflection in their 19-27 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. 
 
Marcus Epps recorded eight tackles on just 20 snaps for the Philadelphia Eagles as they defeated the Carolina Panthers 21-18.
 
Tyler Hall did not record any stats for the Los Angeles Rams in their 26-17 win over the Seattle Seahawks.