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Saints are a 'tough matchup' for Chiefs
Chris Simms gives his pick for Monday Night Football in Week 5, discussing why he's taking the New Orleans Saints to pull off an upset over the Kansas City Chiefs.

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The desperate Jaguars are at risk of dropping to 0-5 on the season against the Colts despite being slight favorites in London, but Chris Simms and Mike Florio aren’t keen on Jacksonville getting up off the mat.
It’ll likely be an ugly one given the state of each offense, but Florio and Simms both see the Miami Dolphins vs. New England Patriots Week 5 matchup going the same way.
The quarterback matchup in Week 5 between Deshaun Watson and Jayden Daniels “fascinates” Mike Florio, and while he and Chris Simms have different teams covering, they’re aligned in their pick to win.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms expect a close game between the Bills and Texans, with Buffalo aiming to bounce back and C.J. Stroud looking to prove himself vs. Josh Allen.

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During the third quarter of Denver’s eventual 34-18 victory of Las Vegas, the Fox broadcast caught head coach Sean Payton and quarterback Bo Nix having a heated exchange on the sideline.
Despite 392 yards and five touchdown passes from quarterback Joe Burrow, the Bengals lost to the Ravens 41-38 in overtime.
Dolphins safety Jevon Holland left Sunday’s win over the Patriots with a hand injury and it looks like it will be some time before he’s back in the lineup.
Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs was suspended for today’s game after skipping practice last week, apparently because he was unhappy with his role in the offense.
The Panthers pulled Andy Dalton during Sunday’s loss to the Bears, but they aren’t thinking about going back to Bryce Young as their starting quarterback.
The 49ers are expecting to be without their kicker for some time.
The Cowboys and Steelers were scheduled to kickoff at 8:20 p.m.
Aaron Rodgers had a lot of success against the Vikings when he was the quarterback of the Packers, but things did not go so well for him in his first meeting with the NFC North team since he joined the Jets.