Vikings edge Browns 21-17 in London behind a clean, efficient 236-yard, 1-TD day from Carson Wentz, with Justin Jefferson pulling in 7 passes for 123 yards as the clear focal point. TDs were scarce, but the volume, connection, and leadership from Wentz keep Jefferson as a fantasy anchor. Minnesota heads into a bye and then faces the defending-champion Eagles, with Addison's growing role providing another path to offense.

Cleveland’s defense shined for three quarters in London, but Minnesota spoiled it with a late 80-yard, 10-play march led by Wentz. A 21-yard connection to Jefferson over Ward and Addison’s 12-yard TD with 25 seconds left sealed the comeback. Ward owned the costly lapse and pledged accountability as the Browns’ offense stalled late behind rookie Dillon Gabriel.

Fantasy angles: Jefferson and Addison stay top Vikings targets; Gabriel showed promise but the offense sputtered at crunch time. Browns D/ST remains a solid play, while Wentz’s late-game flair adds a dart-throw option in favorable matchups.

Week 5 delivered chaos and breakout moments: Philadelphia’s home loss to a fringe contender shook the defending champs, while Baltimore’s defense-less day exposed depth issues. The Vikings survived in London behind Wentz’s late surge, and Baker Mayfield plus Emeka Egbuka stitched a clutch win for the Buccaneers as they chase another NFC South title. Jonathan Taylor continued his dominance, Javonte Williams and Rico Dowdle carved up defenses, and a host of backfield and receiver options surfaced as fantasy-friendly Week 5 gems.

Other notable trends included Kyler Murray’s rough day with Arizona, Carson Wentz’s potential encore in Minnesota, and CJ Stroud’s MVP-like pace against strong defenses. The results underscored the volatility of rosters and the value of versatile backs who can carry fantasy teams when star QBs miss time, while underscoring the importance of late-game decision-making andWR chemistry in clutch moments.

Carson Wentz led a clutch 80-yard drive in London to give Minnesota a 21-17 win over Cleveland, finishing with a 12-yard TD to Jordan Addison with 25 seconds left. A late Will Reichard 51-yard attempt would have tied it, but a camera-wire contact reportedly altered the ball’s trajectory and created a replay possibility. Fantasy angles center on Wentz’s late-game alpha, Addison’s evolving chemistry, and the volatility of overseas kickers.