Feeling behind from what's happening? Chill out, and check the weekly highlights of the National Football League 2020! As the year is about to end, the annual National Football League had a kick start already last month, and now on its 5th-week clash.

Leading as one of the most competent football matches, it’s no wonder why it is an anticipated ball game every year. Fans and bettors alike tune in to the news and updates of a trusted online sportsbook just to stay on top of the game’s recent developments.

What is the NFL?

The NFL consists of 32 teams dispersed evenly between the National Football Conference (NFC) and the American Football Conference (AFC). Each team will have to play one game every week to complete the 16 game events per season.

The 17-week annual match will cater to the seven last standing teams from each conference (four champions and three wildcard teams) who will march their way to the playoffs. Then, in the Super Bowl, the champions from the National Football Conference and American Football Conference will fight for the 2020 hall of fame title.

Although it has just been five weeks since the football league started, the fans' hype is loudly making noise on social media already. And after the great week-four battle of the strong players, six new packs from the week-five fighters are on the lead. To know who to bet on for this week's matches, here's a sneak from their previous play - here are the:

Top 6 Leading Teams to Bet on Week 5

Here are the top teams you should look out for this week:

Miami Dolphins

With a score of 43-17, it was not even a close fight for the San Francisco 49ers, as the Miami Dolphins took them off the game. Although the 49ers snatched half of the Dolphins' score in the first minutes of the 2nd quarter, they retained seven until the 3rd quarter. Moreover, the team's home guard took three turnovers and had total yards of 259 for the opposing team.

Tennessee Titans

The Buffalo Bills didn't even reach the winning team's half score, Tennessee Titans, in their bye week. Although it was a friendly play for the two teams during the 1st and 2nd quarter, the Bills didn't stand a chance already in the 3rd and 4th.

Despite the rumors of the Titans' lack of practice, it was their innate skills that blew the Bills from the championships. And just today, the Titans is the 2nd leading group this week with a score of 42-16.

Las Vegas Raiders

The match between Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs caused a loud commotion as the Raiders took off the Chiefs' undefeated crown. Leading the 1st and 2nd quarters of the game, it was an unexpected moment when the Raiders met the opposing team with the same score during the whole period of the 3rd quarter. In the 4th quarter, the two groups were chasing each other's records. However, it was a 40-31 overthrow for the Chiefs.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Just within the first few minutes of the quarter, Chase Claypool was already the crowd's favorite because of his touchdown-after-touchdown performance during the bye week. After the four-quarter game, Claypool scored four touchdowns, which also lifted his team's total record.

Although the Philadelphia Eagles kept trying hard to grab the show, the Steelers stood still in stealing scores from quarter to quarter of the game. With a score of 38-29, the Steelers were able to defend their victory.

Dallas Cowboys

The game between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants began with strong defense from the Giants, giving the Cowboys a hard time scoring. Despite chasing each other's scores from time to time, in the last three seconds of the last quarter, Michael Gallup breaks the tie after setting two field goals.

Finally, the two opposing teams' bone-cracking clash ended up with a 37-34 score in favor of the Cowboys. This was the first time the Cowboys have played against their old head coach, Jason Garett, who is now the losing team's current coach.

Cleveland Browns

In their last quarter game, the two opposing teams played a close fight, scoring a 29-23 lead for the Browns. Yet, after earning a 32-23 score in the last 21 seconds of the quarter, it was then a total defeat for the Indianapolis Colts in their bye week this month.

The Browns' victory this week was a big talk online because of the team's first 4-1 start since the last time they won a playoff game in 1994.

Takeaway

Despite the current pandemic today, the recent triumphs of our players are still something to celebrate. Even though there is still a long way to go for the playoffs, their victories are still a milestone for the players, fans, and the bettors. With that, turn on your notifications and stay updated with what's happening on this year’s NFL.