NFL Week 5 Sunday aftermath: Commanders melt down in tie; Eagles rue costly last-second gaffe

Key Points:

• The Washington Commanders and New York Giants played to a chaotic tie after a series of critical errors in overtime, including a mishandled clock and a failed field goal attempt, highlighting ongoing issues with attention to detail for the Commanders under coach Dan Quinn.
• The Philadelphia Eagles suffered a late loss in London due to a questionable kickoff decision by coach Nick Sirianni and offensive mismanagement, despite a strong defensive performance, underscoring their struggles in closing out games this season.
• Buffalo Bills quarterback Drake Maye and Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love both showed significant improvement, with Maye throwing for 532 yards and six touchdowns over six quarters, and Love excelling in deep passing despite offensive line issues.
• Minnesota Vikings' Kyler Murray appears to be settling into the offense, delivering a strong performance with 80% completion and effective rushing, while the Tennessee Titans remain committed to starting quarterback Cam Ward despite his struggles in an 0-5 start.
• The Titans' offense, led by Ward, has yet to show consistent progress under new offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, but the team plans to continue supporting Ward throughout the season before considering any quarterback changes.