NFL Week 5 schedule: Eagles-Steelers, Broncos-Patriots highlight Sunday slate

Baltimore (3-1) at Kansas City (1-3) — 1 p.m., CBS

Kansas City leads the NFL with 15 turnovers and a minus-13 differential. Kansas City QB Matt Cassel has thrown seven interceptions and lost three fumbles. Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles leads the NFL in yards from scrimmage with 512. Ravens RB Ray Rice is second with 491. Baltimore is coming off a stretch of four games in 18 days.

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The Post Sports Live crew offers its bold predictions for the Redskins game against the undefeated Falcons on Sunday at FedEx Field.

The Post Sports Live crew offers its bold predictions for the Redskins game against the undefeated Falcons on Sunday at FedEx Field.

Ed Reed still shines on field while taking bigger leadership role in locker room

Injuries continue to mount for banged-up Chiefs

Flacco, Rice show support for Orioles

Miami (1-3) at Cincinnati (3-1) — 1 p.m., CBS

Miami’s Ryan Tannehill threw for 431 yards in last week’s loss to Arizona, the second-most by a rookie QB in NFL history. Cincinnati leads the NFL
with 17 sacks. DT Geno Atkins leads all NFL interior linemen with five.

Brian Hartline, Miami receivers ‘doing a good job’

Bengals defense leads NFL in sacks

Bengals present ‘huge challenge’ for struggling Dolphins

Cleveland (0-4) at New York Giants (2-2) - 1 p.m., CBS

The Browns have lost 10 straight games dating to last season. Their last win was against Jacksonville Nov. 20. Giants rookie David Wilson is third in the NFL, averaging 30.2 yards on kickoff returns.

Despite hits and pleas from family, Josh Cribbs won’t give up football

Giants All-Pro DE Jason Pierre-Paul is not having fun this season

WR Hakeem Nicks out again vs. Browns

Atlanta (4-0) at Washington (2-2) — 1 p.m., FOX

This game features the NFL’s top-rated passer in Matt Ryan (112.1 rating) and the league’s top-rated rookie in Robert Griffin III (103.2). The Falcons lead league with plus-10 turnover differential. They are only team yet to lose fumble this season. Washington’s Alfred Morris leads NFL rookies with 376 yards rushing. Washington is first team in NFL history with two rookies (Griffin, Morris) each with four-plus rushing TDs in team’s first four games.

Five storylines to watch

Suspended four games a year ago, Trent Williams and Fred Davis are earning back team’s trust

Redskins say pass rush could be key against Falcons, Ryan

Redskins WR Aldrick Robinson cleared to play Sunday

Falcons coach Mike Smith ‘super impressed’ with Robert Griffin III

Pierre Garcon says it will take time for injured foot to heal

Green Bay (2-2) at Indianapolis (1-2) — 1 p.m., FOX

Indy receiver Reggie Wayne needs two touchdowns to pass college teammate Edgerrin James (75) for third on franchise list, 64 yards from scrimmage to pass James (12,065) for No. 2 in franchise history.

Longtime Colts center Jeff Saturday returns to Indy with Packers

Packers rule out WR Greg Jennings for another week

Colts Coach Chuck Pagano diagnosed with leukemia

Philadelphia (3-1) at Pittsburgh (1-2) — 1 p.m., FOX

The Steelers, who haven’t lost back-to-back games since 2009, are coming off a 34-31 loss to Oakland two weeks ago. The Eagles lead the NFL in yards per game differential, averaging 417.8 yards while giving up 298.3.

Roethlisberger recalls how Eagles defense gave him fits way back when

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