About this video

• Video Title: NFL Week 5 LIVE Instant Reactions🚨Biggest Upsets, Shocking Blunders & More!
• Channel: Yahoo! Sports
• Speakers: Nate Ty, Charles McDonald
• Duration: 00:47:03

Overview

This video provides an instant reaction and breakdown of NFL Week 5 games, focusing on key upsets, surprising performances, and notable blunders. Hosts Nate Ty and Charles McDonald discuss the highs and lows of the week, offering analysis on individual game outcomes and team performances.

Key takeaways

• Broncos' Upset Victory: The Denver Broncos secured a significant road win against the Philadelphia Eagles, with their defense making crucial adjustments in the second half, particularly by switching from man to zone coverage.
• Eagles' Offensive Struggles: Despite entering the second half with a lead, the Eagles' offense became one-dimensional, with a near-complete abandonment of the run game, leading to their downfall.
• Baker Mayfield's Strong Performance: Baker Mayfield had one of his best games as a Buc, leading his team to a victory over the Seahawks with impressive throws, especially to rookie receiver A.T. Perry.
• Raiders' Red Zone Inefficiency: The Las Vegas Raiders displayed functional offense outside the red zone but completely unraveled inside it, contributing to a lopsided loss against the Indianapolis Colts.
• Jets' Defensive Woes: The New York Jets' defense is struggling significantly, allowing opponents to move the ball and score with ease, contributing to their 0-5 record.
• Dolphins' Unexpected Loss: The Miami Dolphins suffered a shocking defeat to the Carolina Panthers, failing to capitalize on an early lead and allowing the Panthers to come back, highlighting issues with their "got to have it" situations.

Here are some key data points extracted from the video transcript:

Broncos vs. Eagles:

• Broncos won 21-7.
• Broncos defense adjusted to more zone coverage in the second half (18 dropbacks of zone vs. 5 of man coverage).
• Eagles ran the ball only once in the second half for zero yards.
• Eagles averaged 9.1 yards to go on third down, the second longest average since 2021 for them.

Buccaneers vs. Seahawks:

• Buccaneers won 38-35.
• Baker Mayfield's performance was considered one of his best.
• A.T. Perry had 7 catches for 73 yards and a touchdown.
• Buccaneers had 10 explosive passes, their most since Week 15 of 2023.
• Seahawks had a success rate over 70%.

Titans vs. Cardinals:

• Titans won 22-16.
• Cardinals' Marquise Brown dropped a pass before the end zone, which could have sealed the game.
• Titans scored 16 unanswered points in the fourth quarter.
• Cam Akers had a fourth-quarter throw to Calvin Ridley for 131 receiving yards.
• Titans had 41 plays for 115 yards (2.8 yards per play) in the first three quarters, then 212 yards in the fourth quarter.

Colts vs. Raiders:

• Colts won 40-6.
• Colts finished in the red zone 6 times and scored a touchdown each time.
• Colts went 8 for 10 on third down.
• Raiders had 14 red zone plays for negative eight yards.
• Raiders' AJ Cole, the punter, was injured after a blocked punt.

Cowboys vs. Jets:

• Cowboys won 37-22.
• Jets fell to 0-5.
• Cowboys had 7.1 yards per play.
• Jets are 32nd in the league for explosive passes allowed (18.6% of pass attempts result in gains of 16+ yards).
• Dak Prescott had a QBR of 87.8.

Panthers vs. Dolphins:

• Panthers won 21-24 (This score seems to be a typo in the transcript, as the text states Panthers won, but the score indicates Dolphins won by 3. The dialogue later confirms Panthers won 27-24).
• Panthers won 27-24.
• Rico Dowdle rushed for 206 yards for the Panthers.
• Bryce Young bounced back in the second half.
• Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa struggled in "got to have it" situations.

Texans vs. Ravens:

• Texans scored 44 points against the Ravens.
• CJ Stroud played well against a banged-up Ravens defense.

Commanders vs. Chargers:

• Commanders won.
• Chargers had 10 penalties and 2 turnovers.
• Commanders' run game was effective, with Brian Robinson Jr. scoring two touchdowns.
• Commanders had 5 sacks.
• Chargers missed 13 tackles, and Commanders missed 19 tackles.