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The latest on the NFL Week 5 (all times EDT):
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1:45 p.m.
Chiefs Patrick Mahomes quarterback is 10 of 16 for 110 yards and has run for 15 yards and has touchdown. Sammy Watkins has three catches for 51 yards after being questionable with a hamstring injury.
– Dave Skretta reporting from Kansas City
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1:25 p.m.
Pro Bowl cornerback Jalen Ramsey has left the Jaguars' game against Kansas City after taking a knee to the helmet while tackling Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce in the first quarter.
Ramsey lay for a moment before walking off, and he watched Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes scramble for a touchdown two plays later.
Jacksonville's top-ranked defense of the opponent's game, and the fifth TD Jaguars have allowed overall.
– Dave Skretta reporting from Kansas City
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1:20 p.m.
The Tennessee Titans have given up their first days, and it has come to the fore.
Buffalo Bills quarterback rookie Josh Allen capped an 11-play 47-yard drive into the end zone on a 14-yard scramble.
The scoring drive was set up after rookie linebacker Tremaine Edmunds stripped the ball from receiver Taywan Taylor, and the fumble was recovered by Matt Milano.
The Titans had not lost a fumble this season. And they had combined to outscore their opponents 23-0 in the first quarter of this season.
– John Wawrow reporting from Orchard Park, New York.
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12:45 p.m.
Weather could be an issue in Kansas City, where Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs 'high-flying offense will face the Jacksonville Jaguars' top-ranked defense at Arrowhead Stadium soggy.
Rain fell all morning, and at one point warmups were interrupted for a couple of minutes. But mostly it's just a gray, drizzling mess that could make jogging tricky and passing difficult.
That could be good news for the Jaguars, who have the league's No. 1 defense pass. But then again, the Chiefs still have the NFL's reigning rushing field, Kareem Hunt, ready to roll.
– Dave Skretta reporting from Kansas City
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New York Jets defensive coordinator Kacy Rodgers is not with the team for its game against the Denver Broncos as he deals with what coach Todd Bowles has called a "serious" illness.
Bowles is expected to call the defensive plays from the sideline Sunday.
Neither Bowles nor the team has 49-year-old Rodgers. It's unclear when he might be able to return to work.
Rodgers was scheduled to meet with reporters Thursday, but the team said he would have a medical appointment and would speak the next day. On Friday, visibly concerned Bowles announced that Rodgers was sick and not at the facility.
When asked if Rodgers was dealing with something serious, Bowles responded: "He's a tough guy. It's a serious thing. ''
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