Former NFL scout John Middlekauff is reacting LIVE immediately following the Week 5 Sunday Night Football matchup between AFC East rivals New England Patriots and the Buffalo Bills. John kicks off by reacting to Drake Maye and the Patriots upset win on the road vs. Josh Allen and the Bills. John also reacts to an UPSET filled NFL Week 5 slate, including the Denver Broncos win on the road vs. the Philadelphia Eagles, Tampa Bay Buccaneers win vs. Seattle Seahawks, Tennessee Titans comeback win vs. Arizona Cardinals, New Orleans Saints 1st win of the season vs. the New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys win vs. the New York Jets, and more! John then reacts to Texas Longhorns QB Arch Manning's poor performance vs. Florida, James Franklin and Penn State upset by UCLA, and the arrest of former Jets and Eagles QB Mark Sanchez.

04:27 - Pats-Bills

21:23 - Broncos-Eagles

34:47 - Buccaneers-Seahawks

38:20 - Titans-Cardinals

41:12 - Saints-Giants

41:44 - Cowboys-Jets

43:51 - Arch Manning

47:31 - Penn State

53:46 - Mark Sanchez

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Richard Sherman and Mitchell break down a wild Week 5 in the NFL! The Seahawks and Buccaneers light up the scoreboard, the Lions dominate the Bengals, and the Broncos hand the Eagles their first loss. The guys react to Sam Darnold’s impressive performance in defeat, Detroit’s rise as a contender, Philly’s offensive struggles, and C.J. Stroud’s hot streak. Plus, big wins for the Colts, Vikings, and Commanders, another brutal Cardinals collapse, and a Chiefs vs Jaguars Monday Night Football preview. Richard also shares inside stories from the Legion of Boom reunion and updates his Power Rankings.

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Colin’s joined by John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” to break down the week 5 NFL Sunday slate.

They start with the epic shootout between Baker Mayfield & the Bucs beating Sam Darnold and the Seahawks. They laud both quarterbacks and give props to both Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Emeka Egbuka and Colin argues the Seahawks have found their quarterback for the future in Darnold (3:15).

They move to the Broncos come from behind win over the Eagles in a tale of two halves. Colin argues the Eagles aren’t capable of playing a full game of competent offense and it was obvious the Eagles and Jalen Hurts tensed up in the second half (16:00).

They blast the hapless Jets after their loss to the Cowboys and argue there’s nothing they do well, while heaping praise on Dak Prescott and arguing that he’s in MVP contention (33:00). They recap the Colts beatdown of the Raiders and Colin believes the Colts have one of the best rosters in the league and could be a real threat in the AFC (41:45).

They move to the Saints win over Jaxson Dart and the Giants and Colin believes that Spencer Rattler may be the Saints long-term answer at quarterback(58:00), then pivot to college football and recap UCLA’s massive upset win over Penn State and argue the cross-country travel for Big Ten teams is proving to be detrimental to their performance (1:02:00).

They break down Florida’s upset win over Texas and another rough outing from Arch Manning and wonder if Manning won’t get a second year as the starting quarterback for the Longhorns (1:10:00).

Finally, they preview Monday Night Football between the Jaguars and Chiefs and make their picks for the game (1:15:00).

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