Week 6 bold predictions: Packers run wild on Cowboys, Marvin Harrison Jr. has stellar debut for Texans, more

Anything can happen in the NFL, and the start to Week 6 of the 2026 season certainly hammered home that fact.

In the Denver Broncos (4-2) 17-14 "Thursday Night Football" overtime win over the Seattle Seahawks, they triumphed at home despite averaging 2.9 yards per play. That's the fewest in Sean Payton's 318-game head-coaching career, and Denver's 168 total yards of offense ranked as their fewest in a victory since Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway's first start as a rookie in 1983.

Quarterback Bo Nix, who ranks dead last in the NFL in yards per pass attempt at 5.6, improved to a 13-3 career record in games when he averages six yards per pass attempt or fewer, the best of all-time minimum 15 starts per CBS Sports Research, after averaging 4.0 yards per pass attempt on Thursday. All other active quarterbacks have a combined .283 winning percentage in starts where they average six yards per pass attempt or fewer. That's absolutely unfathomable.

What other hijinks could take place across the rest of the NFL's Week 6 slate? Here is a look at five bold predictions.

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