32. Cleveland Browns
Record: 0-5
Week 5 result: Lost to the Patriots, 33-13
Week 5 star: Nobody!
Week 6 opponent: at Tennessee Titans
One thing to know: Though they lost, Browns receiver Andrew Hawkins had the best touchdown celebration of the week.
31. Miami Dolphins
Record: 1-4
Week 5 result: Lost to the Titans, 30-17
Week 5 star: Kiko Alonso made 12 tackles.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
One thing to know: Ryan Tannehill took six sacks against the Titans, but says he feels fine to play against the Steelers. The way he's been playing, it might not matter.
30. San Francisco 49ers
Record: 1-4
Week 5 result: Lost to the Cardinals, 33-21
Week 5 star: Jeremy Kerley had 102 receiving yards and a touchdown, continuing his solid start to the season.
Week 6 opponent: at Buffalo Bills
One thing to know: Head coach Chip Kelly announced Colin Kaepernick will be the starting quarterback in Week 6.
29. Chicago Bears
Record: 1-4
Week 5 result: Lost to the Colts, 29-23
Week 5 star: Brian Hoyer continues to play well in Jay Cutler's absence. He threw 397 yards (33 of 43) for three TDs.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
One thing to know: Bears head coach John Fox said this week that he doesn't know what he's going to do about the quarterback situation when Cutler returns. Promising!
28. Jacksonville Jaguars
Record: 1-3
Week 5 result: Bye
Week 5 star: Nobody — they had a bye!
Week 6 opponent: at Chicago Bears
One thing to know: Jaguars linebacker Paul Posluszny took some time to help his neighbor install shutters on her windows in preparation for Hurricane Matthew.
27. San Diego Chargers
Record: 1-4
Week 5 result: Lost to Oakland, 34-31
Week 5 star: Tyrell Williams caught five passes for 117 yards and a touchdown.
Week 6 opponent:
One thing to know: The Chargers keep figuring out new ways to blow games late in the 4th quarter. Against the Raiders, a potential game-tying field goal was botched. Mike McCoy might not make it through the season as head coach.
26. New Orleans Saints
Record: 1-3
Week 5 result: Bye
Week 5 star: Nobody — they had a bye!
Week 6 opponent: vs. Carolina Panthers
One thing to know: The Saints are once again horrific on defense, allowing 32.5 points per game this season.
25. Detroit Lions
Record: 2-3
Week 5 result: Beat the Eagles, 24-23
Week 5 star: Theo Riddick found the back of the end zone twice in the first quarter to help the Lions pull off the upset.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Los Angeles Rams
One thing to know: Lions defensive tackle Haloti Ngata could miss two to three weeks with a shoulder injury.
24. Indianapolis Colts
Record: 2-3
Week 5 result: Beat the Beats, 29-23
Week 5 star: T.Y. Hilton had 171 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Week 6 opponent: at Houston Texans
One thing to know: Colts GM Ryan Grigson said other aspects of the team are suffering because of the $122 million contract they gave Andrew Luck this offseason.
23. Tennessee Titans
Record: 2-3
Week 5 result: Beat the Dolphins, 30-17
Week 5 star: DeMarco Murray continues to look revitalized in Tennessee. He picked up 127 yards rushing, and now has 461 yards on the year, the second most in the league.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Cleveland Browns
One thing to know: Per ESPN's Paul Kuharsky: "Marcus Mariota at home: 11 TDs, 12 picks, 76.7 passer rating. Mariota on the road: 15 TDs, 3 picks, 100.6 rating."
22. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Record: 2-3
Week 5 result: Beat the Panthers, 17-14
Week 5 star: Brent Grimes made life difficult on Derek Anderson with two pass defenses and an interception.
Week 6 opponent: Bye
One thing to know: Rookie kicker Roberto Aguayo's Week 6 was a nice summary of his career thus far: he missed two field goals during the game, then nailed the game-winner.
21. New York Jets
Record: 1-4
Week 5 result: Lost to Pittsburgh, 31-13
Week 5 star: Nick Folk made two field goals, so we'll give it to him!
Week 6 opponent: at Arizona Cardinals
One thing to know: In another big blow to the Jets, Eric Deker is headed to the IR with a shoulder injury. A loss in Arizona could effectively be the end of their season.
20. Carolina Panthers
Record: 1-4
Week 5 result: Lost to the Buccaneers, 17-14
Week 5 star: Tight end Greg Olsen had a big day with nine catches for 181 yards.
Week 6 opponent: at New Orleans Saints
One thing to know: Cam Newton is expected to return from a concussion for an important division game with the Saints. If the Panthers lose, they'll be in last place in the NFC South.
19. New York Giants
Record: 2-3
Week 5 result: Lost to Green Bay, 23-16
Week 5 star: Odell Beckham finally found the back of the end zone for his first touchdown of the season. He also mended his relationship with the kicking net.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Baltimore Ravens
One thing to know: According to FiveThirtyEight, after losing three in a row the Giants now have just a 15% chance to make the playoffs.
18. Los Angeles Rams
Record: 3-2
Week 5 result: Lost to the Bills, 30-19
Week 5 star: Todd Gurley had 108 combined yards and a touchdown, seeing some action as a receiver.
Week 6 opponent: at Detroit Lions
One thing to know: Rams star cornerback Trumaine Johnson left Sunday's game with an ankle injury and will likely miss Week 6.
17. Baltimore Ravens
Record: 3-2
Week 5 result: Lost to the Redskins, 16-10
Week 5 star: CJ Mosley had a nice interception for the Ravens.
Week 6 opponent: vs. New York Giants
One thing to know: The Ravens, who have lost two straight, fired offensive coordinator Marc Trestman.
16. Cincinnati Bengals
Record: 2-3
Week 5 result: Lost to the Cowboys, 28-14
Week 5 star: Andy Dalton had a solid day with 269 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions.
Week 6 opponent: at New England Patriots
One thing to know: What's up with the Bengals? The offense was uninspired and the defense was lifeless against a beatable Dallas team. Now, they get the Patriots and 2-4 looks like a strong possibility.
15. Kansas City Chiefs
Record: 2-2
Week 5 result: Bye
Week 5 star: There wasn't one!
Week 6 opponent: at Oakland Raiders
One thing to know: ESPN gave Andy Reid an "F" in their quarter-season report card.
14. Washington Redskins
Record: 3-2
Week 5 result: Beat the Ravens, 16-10
Week 5 star: Trent Murphy had a good day with a shared sack, 1.5 tackles for loss, and three QB hits.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Philadelphia Eagles
One thing to know: Rookie linebacker Su'a Cravens says concussions have impaired his vision, and he must now wear glasses.
13. Buffalo Bills
Record: 3-2
Week 5 result: Beat the Rams, 30-19
Week 5 star: LeSean McCoy had 150 yards rushing.
Week 6 opponent: vs. San Francisco 49ers
One thing to know: Sammy Watkins doesn't need surgery on his foot, which is great news for Bills fans.
12. Houston Texans
Record: 3-2
Week 5 result: Lost to the Vikings, 31-13
Week 5 star: Jadeveon Clowney had four tackles for loss and posted his best PFF grade of his career.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Indianapolis Colts
One thing to know: Do the Texans have buyer's remorse over Brock Osweiler?
11. Arizona Cardinals
Record: 2-3
Week 5 result: Beat the 49ers, 33-21
Week 5 star: David Johnson ran for 157 yards and two touchdowns.
Week 6 opponent: vs. New York Jets
One thing to know: Carson Palmer has cleared concussion protocol and is expected to return against the Jets.
10. Philadelphia Eagles
Record: 3-1
Week 5 result: Lost to the Lions, 24-23
Week 5 star: Linebacker Nigel Bradham had three tackles for loss, four stops, and the top PFF grade on the Eagles defense.
Week 6 opponent: at Washington Redskins
One thing to know: Carson Wentz chose a bad time to throw his first career interception — on what could have been the Eagles' game-winning drive.
9. Dallas Cowboys
Record: 4-1
Week 5 result: Beat the Bengals, 28-14
Week 5 star: Ezekiel Elliott leads the NFL in rushing. Against the Bengals, he ran for 134 yards and two touchdowns.
Week 6 opponent: at Green Bay Packers
One thing to know: The Cowboys have a quarterback controversy brewing. Dak Prescott is playing great, but Tony Romo is expected to return in the coming weeks. Romo is going to take the starting job back, but should he?
8. Oakland Raiders
Record: 4-1
Week 5 result: Beat the Chargers, 34-31
Week 5 star: Amari Cooper had the best game of his season with 138 yards and a touchdown.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Kansas City Chiefs
One thing to know: The Raiders have scored the third-most points in the NFL and have Football Outsiders' third-ranked offense. Such a potent attack makes it a little easier for Jack Del Rio to go with his gusty play calls.
7. Denver Broncos
Record: 4-1
Week 5 result: Lost to the Falcons, 23-16
Week 5 star: Brandon McManus kicked three field goals.
Week 6 opponent: at San Diego Chargers
One thing to know: Gary Kubiak will not coach the Broncos on Thursday night as he continues to battle his migraine condition. That means special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis will serve as interim head coach.
6. Green Bay Packers
Record: 3-1
Week 5 result: Beat the Giants, 23-16
Week 5 star: Micah Hyde gave the Giants trouble, with a sack, a pass defense, and 1.5 tackles for loss.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Dallas Cowboys
One thing to know: Aaron Rodgers must not like Week 5 of the NFL season. The Packers' win over the Giants was Rodgers' first multiple-interception game since... Week 5 of the 2015 season!
5. Seattle Seahawks
Record: 3-1
Week 5 result: Bye
Week 5 star: There wasn't one!
Week 6 opponent: vs. Atlanta Falcons
One thing to know: With the red-hot falcons coming to the town, the Seahawks are still big favorites to win on Sunday.
4. Atlanta Falcons
Record: 4-1
Week 5 result: Beat the Broncos, 23-16
Week 5 star: We'll give it to the duo of Tevin Coleman and Devonta Freeman. The two running backs combined for 286 yards and two touchdowns against the best defense in the league.
Week 6 opponent: at Seattle Seahawks
One thing to know: It's time to start taking the Falcons seriously. They've now beaten both 2015 Super Bowl teams in back-to-back weeks and proved their offense is more than just Julio Jones. They have a comfortable lead in the NFC South.
3. Pittsburgh Steelers
Record: 4-1
Week 5 result: Beat the Jets, 31-13
Week 5 star: Ben Roethlisberger threw for 380 yards and four touchdowns.
Week 6 opponent: at Miami Dolphins
One thing to know: According to Football Outsiders, the Steelers have the highest chance (34%) to claim the top seed in the AFC.
2. New England Patriots
Record: 4-1
Week 5 result: Beat the Browns, 33-13
Week 5 star: Tom Brady showed no signs of rust in throwing for 406 yards and four touchdowns in his first game of the season.
Week 6 opponent: vs. Cincinnati Bengals
One thing to know: The Patriots trade for tight end Martellus Bennett is looking more and more like a steal. He had three touchdowns in Week 5 and is a perfect complement to Rob Gronkowski.
1. Minnesota Vikings
Record: 5-0
Week 5 result: Beat the Texans, 31-13
Week 5 star: Adam Thielen had 127 yards and a touchdown at wide receiver.
Week 6 opponent: Bye
One thing to know: Who saw the Vikings as the last remaining undefeated team in football? Without Teddy Bridgewater ... without Adrian Peterson ... and with Sam Bradford?