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NFL TV Schedule 2016: Week 5 Channel Guide, Coverage Map and Live Stream
- Updated: October 6, 2016
By now, you’re probably sick of hearing about Tom Brady returning from his suspension to lead the New England Patriots on a revenge rampage at the expense of the Cleveland Browns in Week 5.
And while that does sound like can’t-miss television, there are plenty of other NFL storylines to keep an eye on this week.
As you plan your weekend, you’ll want to know the TV schedule and coverage map for NFL Week 5 so you can watch this week’s best matchups.
Here are the TV coverage maps for this weekend’s games, courtesy of 506 Sports:
Week 5 NFL maps are now up: https://t.co/M01kcXGoGx
— 506 Sports (@506sports) October 5, 2016
Below is all the information you need about the TV schedule for Week 5, as well as some picks:
Can’t-Miss Matchups
New England Patriots at Cleveland Browns
One team is 3-1. The other is 0-4.
Sure, this matchup probably wouldn’t be featured here if Brady wasn’t making his long-awaited return from suspension. But this matchup has more to offer than that storyline.
Really.
To start, the Browns aren’t quite as hapless as their winless record would suggest. Cleveland went up by 20 points on the Ravens in Week 2 before Baltimore came back and defeated the Browns, 25-20. The Miami Dolphins needed overtime to beat the Browns in Week 3.
Cleveland is actually 12th in the league in yards per game, with 371.2. A big reason why is that the Browns are first in rushing offense, with their backfield of Isaiah Crowell (394 yards, three touchdowns) and Duke Johnson.
While New England’s defense has been strong this season, it is allowing an average of 101.2 …
