Bengals beat Packers; Dak Prescott jumps into center of MVP discussion

Nate Burleson: The Kansas City Chiefs’ offense has a little more pep in its step for Sunday’s prime-time contest against the Bills after adding the newly reinstated Josh Gordon to the 53-man roster earlier this week. The 2013 All-Pro doesn’t waste any time proving he still has what it takes as he logs a touchdown in a Chiefs victory.

James Jones: Denver’s defense has impressed during the first quarter of the season, ranking second in points allowed and fourth in total D. This unit is ready to feast on Ben Roethlisberger and a lackluster offense. The Broncos prevent the Steelers from getting into any sort of rhythm with four takeaways Sunday.

DeAngelo Hall: The Browns are tied for second in the NFL this season with 14 sacks, and I predict they’ll stay near the top of the league rankings with another inspired effort Sunday against the Chargers. Myles Garrett and Jadeveon Clowney combine for five sacks.

Marc Ross: In an eerie scheduling twist, Dak Prescott once again faces the New York Giants in Week 5 a year after he broke his ankle in a Week 5 contest vs. Big Blue. Life comes full circle, and Prescott completes his comeback with authority by taking advantage of a New York defense that has managed just six sacks this season (tied for 30th). Prescott throws for four touchdown passes in back-to-back games for the first time in his career in a big Cowboys win.