NFL #ProDucks: Week 5

Bo Nix and Justin Herbert squared off in an AFC West rivalry showdown, Bucky Irving powered the Buccaneers to an upset victory, Penei Sewell delivered another dominant performance on Detroit's offensive line and Evan Williams continued to rack up tackles for Green Bay.

Here's a look at how the rest of our #ProDucks performed across the league in Week 5.

Denver Broncos 23, Los Angeles Chargers 17

Nix got the edge over Herbert in a duel between former Oregon quarterbacks, completing 16-of-27 passes for 123 yards and a touchdown. He also added 10 rush yards on four carries. Troy Franklin caught two passes for 16 yards for the Broncos.

Herbert threw for 121 yards and a touchdown, completing 14-of-24 passes. Herbert was also effective on the ground, rushing for 54 yards on nine carries. Alex Harkey saw his first career NFL action, starting at right tackle for the Chargers. He earned an overall grade of 53.4, according to Pro Football Focus (PFF).

Jamaree Caldwell and Troy Dye both saw action for the Chargers' defense. Caldwell finished with two tackles.

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Green Bay Packers 31, Chicago Bears 7

Evan Williams continues to be a tackling machine for the Packers, recording double-digit tackles for the third time this season. His 12 tackles brought his season total to 49, ranking him fifth in the league.

Dillon Thieneman recorded seven tackles and one pass defended for Chicago's defense. His 30 tackles on the season lead all rookie defensive backs.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24, Dallas Cowboys 16

Irving had his biggest week yet, finishing with 165 rushing yards and a touchdown on 21 carries. Irving added 10 receiving yards and a touchdown on two receptions. His 406 rushing yards put him eighth in the league in rushing. He has proven to be a dynamic threat for the Bucs' offense, helping lead them to an upset win over the Cowboys.

Tez Johnson continues to be a deep threat for the Tampa Bay offense, turning his lone reception into a 65-yard gain.

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New York Giants 27, Washington Commanders 27

Jevon Holland, Kayvon Thibodeaux, and Nikko Reed all saw action for the Giants' defense. Holland recorded two tackles, while Thibodeaux and Reed each finished with one.

Josh Conerly Jr. started at right tackle for Washington, earning an overall grade of 60.7, according to PFF. He did not allow a sack or quarterback hit.

Detroit Lions 45, Arizona Cardinals 21

Sewell delivered another stellar performance, leading an offensive line that allowed just three quarterback pressures. Sewell earned an overall grade of 94.3, making him the highest-graded offensive lineman in Week 5, according to PFF.

Jordan Burch played for the Cardinals, finishing with two tackles.
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San Francisco 49ers 32, Seattle Seahawks 29

Deommodore Lenoir started for San Francisco, recording two tackles. Jordan James contributed on special teams, with 123 kick return yards, including a long of 39 yards. He also added a special teams tackle.

Pittsburgh Steelers 34, Indianapolis Colts 22

DeForest Buckner continued his strong season, finishing six tackles and a sack to bring his season total to four, tied for eighth-most in the league. Bryce Boettcher added two tackles for the Colts' defense.

Baltimore Ravens 30, Atlanta Falcons 23

Brandon Dorlus finished with one tackle for the Falcons.

Jacksonville Jaguars 19, Philadelphia Eagles 17

Emmanuel Pregnon and Arik Armstead both started for the Jaguars. Pregnon did not allow a sack and earned an overall grade of 52.6, according to PFF.

Johnny Mundt saw action for the Eagles.

Minnesota Vikings 23, New Orleans Saints 13

Juwan Johnson caught four passes for 16 yards for the Saints.

New York Jets 17, Cleveland Browns 12

Kenyon Sadiq caught two passes for three yards in the Jets' win over the Browns.

New England Patriots 45, Las Vegas Raiders 17

Jackson Powers-Johnson did not allow a sack or quarterback hit for the Raiders, earning an overall grade of 51.4, according to PFF. Malik Benson also saw action for the Raiders, catching one pass for six yards.

Bye Week:

Jeffrey Bassa (Kansas City Chiefs)

Jadon Canady (Kansas City Chiefs)

Did Not Play:

T.J. Bass (Dallas Cowboys)

Pharaoh Brown (Indianapolis Colts)

Ajani Cornelius (Dallas Cowboys)

Alex Forsyth (Denver Broncos)

Christian Gonzales (New England Patriots)

Jamal Hill (Houston Texans)

Reserve/Injured List:

Terrance Ferguson (Los Angeles Rams)

Dillon Gabriel (Cleveland Browns)

Derrick Harmon (Pittsburgh Steelers)