Nat Coombs' NFL Week 6 Tips Including Broncos @ Jets In London

Through five weeks of the NFL season, there is no remaining undefeated team, while the New York Jets are the only team yet to win.

The Jets will hope a change of country will bring better fortunes as they take on the Denver Broncos at Tottenham on Sunday.

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Once again, our NFL expert Nat Coombs, who has 73% success rate with his tips, will be hosting Five's coverage from north London.

Check out his three selections for this weekend's action with the very latest odds from BetMGM.

Just when we think we’ve worked out some kind of order in this season's NFL, the unpredictability of the league bites back. 

The New York Giants inflicting back-to-back defeats on champions Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday night further enhances this point. 

Buffalo and Detroit are probably the 1A and 1B in the AFC and NFC respectively, but it’s far from clear-cut.

Both teams are fallible and the cluster of teams right underneath them is dense, congealed and very hard to call. 

Still, fresh off the back of a three-from-three week, I’ll try and add some method to the madness. Famous last words, eh?

Jets Can Be Competitive At Tottenham

Let’s start in London, and the other team to beat the Eagles in the week - the Denver Broncos.

The Broncos are taking on the winless New York Jets in the early kick off at Tottenham and they are echoing their Super Bowl 50 winning side of a decade ago.

They have an elite defense, smart - if unremarkable - offense, with a Peyton Manning-type quarterback overseeing a sharp system functionally. 

Sure, the Von Miller-led Broncos of 2015 are probably a click or two up from this defense, but with All-Pro cornerback Pat Surtain and linebacker Nik Bonitto (who leads the league in sacks) they have some heavy hitting pieces in the mix. 

Quarterback Bo Nix is no Manning, even the veteran's final year iteration, but Nix had an impressive rookie season.

He showed moxie in the comeback win over the Eagles, and crucially suits Sean Payton’s system to a tee.

Denver, in a weaker AFC West than expected, will be vying for a play-off spot through the season. 

Unlike the Jets, who have suffered the worst possible start to life under Aaron Glenn, which promised – indeed promises – much hope. 

I rally frequently against premature decisions forming, not least after just five games of a career, and Glenn, who was one of the most in-demand co-ordinators in the off-season having built an impressive defense in Detroit, should not be written off.

Out of their five losses, only the game against the Buffalo Bills was a blowout, and they could conceivably be 3-2 with a few breaks their way. 

The London factor is always disarming. This Jets offense, with the unpredictable, but eminently watchable Justin Fields, has some big-time players such as wide receiver Garrett Wilson and running back Breece Hall, who are capable of denting even the sturdiest of defenses. 

Over a touchdown on NFL betting sites? I’ll take New York to keep it keen. 

Nat Coombs' Panel Pick 1: Broncos @ Jets (London): Jets +7.5 Points - 5/6 With BetMGM

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