NFL Week 5 odds: Will Brinson's best bets, player props, anytime touchdown scorers for Sunday's games

Target value on underdogs like the Cardinals and desperate Chargers, and look for a star receiver to find the end zone You should always expect the unexpected in the NFL. If you don't, well, shame on you. There's no better case for this than what we saw on Thursday as the Buccaneers, armed with an undrafted rookie quarterback making his first NFL start, dominated the Cowboys as massive road underdogs. That's life in the NFL. Bet on the NFL and more at DraftKings, where new users get $150 in bonus bets after spending $5+: We've now reached the larger slate of Week 5 games, and as such, we need to continue to expect the unexpected.

Even though we've seen roughly 25% of each teams' season to date, there's still a lot we don't know about what they are (and aren't) capable of doing on a week-to-week basis. I think this line is crazy. The Cardinals aren't a "good" football team, per se, but are the Lions? Defensively, we know they are not. Every quarterback who has played them this year has had their best game against Detroit, except for Bryce Young — who also carved them up. He had a better game against the Falcons. Jacoby Brissett has plenty of weapons to cook here and if the line wants to