Denver staged a dramatic, late rally to stun Philadelphia 21-17, erasing a 14-point deficit. Bo Nix passed for 242 yards and connected with Evan Engram on an 11-yard TD as the Broncos surged in the fourth. J.K. Dobbins added a 2-yard TD run, and a pivotal two-point conversion gave Denver the lead with 7:36 left. Hurts and the Eagles were unable to answer on the final play as Barkley was penalized on a crucial fourth-down sequence. Injuries and next-week matchups loom for both teams.

Engram, Sutton, and Nix anchored the late surge, while Sutton’s 34-yard connection helped set up the decisive drive. The win closes a wobbly stretch for Denver and dents the defending champs’ momentum, setting up skirmishes with the Jets and Giants in forthcoming weeks as Philly heads to New York.

Week 5 TD props arrive amid bye weeks and key injuries, boosting volatility in Anytime TD markets. A data-driven model highlights George Pickens as a strong Cowboys option with Lamb out, plus solid value on Dobbins, Wilson, Judkins, Dart, Johnson, and Pittman Jr. for weekend scoring upside.

Pickens carries a high TD ceiling with a favorable Jets matchup; Dobbins draws a run-leaning spot against Philadelphia; Wilson faces a leaky pass defense; Judkins should see heavy red-zone work; Dart adds rushing upside against New Orleans; Johnson offers mid-range value; Pittman Jr. is a bold first-TD long shot vs. the Raiders.