The day kicks off earlier than most fans are used to, with the New York Jets looking to bounce back from last week’s disappointing loss as they take on the 4-0 Minnesota Vikings. The reason for the early start? This game will take place in London, with Tottenham Hotspur Stadium hosting the NFL rather than the Premier League this weekend.

Two longtime AFC North rivals that expected better starts to the season will meet in Ohio, with the 1-3 Cincinnati Bengals hosting a Baltimore Ravens team that few thought would start 2-2. The Houston Texans are set to host another big AFC clash, with the Buffalo Bills coming to Texas in a battle of two 3-1 teams that both expect to be in the running once the playoffs come around. “Sunday Night Football” will conclude the day with a history-rich pairing, as the Dallas Cowboys face a tough road game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Here’s the full schedule for Sunday’s Week 5 NFL games:

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