Can the Patriots remain Undefeated in NFL Week 5?

Week 5 and we still have a few teams looking to erase the record the '72 Dolphins have in the NFL.

The 1972 Miami Dolphins are still the only team in pro football who finished a full year UNDEFEATED. In this 2007-08 NFL football season, the Patriots, the Packers, the Cowboys and the Colts are the only four teams that still have a chance of matching that feat.

Of course, they gotta' win in Week 5 first. And the last time NFL football was on, the Pittsburgh Steelers saw their ascend to the '72 Dolphins record come to a screeching halt when the Arizona Cardinals handed them their very first loss of the season.

As for the New England Patriots, these guys will be hosting a lowly Cleveland Browns team in probably one of the toughest games to win a football game, Gillette Stadium in Foxboro.

The Browns are 2-2 this season. Sure, they were able to beat the powerhouse Baltimore Ravens last Sunday, but this time, they have the Patriots. And when you face a team who has two of the hottest guys in football right now, that being Tom Brady and Randy Moss, you don't have a chance.

Meanwhile, Pats' rivals, Indianapolis Colts, will be going up against the visiting Tampa Bay Buccaneers as they too try to keep their undefeated streak going. The Bucs are currently lording over a weak NFC South division and are currently riding a three-game winning streak after losing their first game of the season.

However, beating the Indianapolis Colts, at the RCA Dome is a rather impossible task indeed. Especially if you don't have all your weapons heading to a battle with Indianapolis. You see, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won't be having their star running back Cadillac Williams. Tampa Bay won't be having any wins whatsoever too.

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Indianapolis Colts EVEN +800

Chicago Bears EVEN +1500

New England Patriots EVEN +250

Oakland Raiders EVEN +8000

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2007-08 NFL Football Season