I don't usually throw around statements like this unle s I mean it, so I'm just going to say it: The NFC East is trash. Through the first four weeks of the season, the NFC East race has somehow turned into the football equivalent of Joe Exotic: It's a total disaster that I can't take my eyes off of. The entire division should be quarantined, and preferably for three months, just so we don't have to watch them play anymore. The division has a total of three wins so far this year and the only reason they even have that many is because one of those wins came in a game that involved two NFC East teams. Going into Week 4, the were WINLESS, and somehow, they're now in first place. I'm almost embarra sed to admit that my NFC pick (the ) came out of this division. Of course, the one upside for me is that if you play in the division, that means that you get to play six games against the division, so I'm now officially banking on the Cowboys to win the division with a 7-9 record. To celebrate how bad the NFC East has been, I'm picking the entire division Earl Campbell Jersey to lose this week. Actually, I'm picking one of them to win, but only because there's one game this week that involves two teams from the division. So which NFC East team am I picking to win in Week 5? Let's get to the picks and find out. Actually, before we get to the picks, here's a quick reminder that you can check out the weekly picks from every , but you don't need to click over this week, because we have more important things to go over right now, like why you should sign up for the Pick Six Podcast newsletter that we have here at CBSSports.com. Based on my unscientific research, I've found that roughly 53% of the people who read this picks column wish they could get an email from me every day. Well, NOW YOU CAN. I've been put in charge of the Pick Six Newsletter, which covers all things . 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Alright, that's enough self-promotion for one week, let's get to the picks. 1 p.m. ET (CBS) Point spread: -1 I'm not sure what the best thing about living in Nashville is for me, but I can you that it's definitely not the fact that the have turned the city into ground zero for the NFL's first coronavirus outbreak. It's like the Titans took the NFL's COVID-19 protocols and threw them out the window. I'm not sure which window, but if I find out, I'll let you know. A total of 20 members of the organization have tested positive for COVID over the past two week, which is basically 20 more than almost every other team is dealing with. Due to the circumstances, this game is definitely the most fascinating one on the schedule this week. Not only is it the one game in Week 5 that features two undefeated teams playing against each other, but there's also an element of mystery involved because I have no idea what the Titans are going to look like. I mean, they've been banned from their practice facility for more than a week now, which means they haven't been able to hold a single on-field practice since at least Sept. 26. On one hand, that could be advantage, because it means everyone's going to be fresh. On the other hand, the offense could be a little rusty Nate Davis Jersey after taking more than a week off. Of course, if there's one quarterback in the NFL who probably doesn't have to worry about getting rusty, it's , and that's because 90% of his job is to just turn around and hand the ball off to . That's a rust-proof job. The problem for the Titans is that trying to stop seems like it might be slightly difficult to do without any actual practice. Basically, I think the Bills are going to be able to move up and down the field on Tenne see's defense and although I feel like the Titans offense will able to keep things interesting, I don't think they're going to be able to outscore Buffalo in a shootout. I'm picking the Bills to win even though it means all of my neighbors are going to hate me (My neighbors expect me to pick the Titans every week). Of course, I haven't really been hanging out with my neighbors since the pandemic started, so I don't really care what they think. The pick: Bills 30-27 over Titans 1 p.m. ET (CBS) Point spread: -6.5 Houston, we have a problem. Actually, check that, it appears that Houston Jayon Brown Jersey has fixed its problem. Ladies and gentlemen, after just four weeks, we finally have our first firing of the season: Bill O'Brien is out in Houston. The Texans are 0-4 this year and a big reason for that is because their general manager got rid of their best offensive skill player during the offseason, their head coach kept making horrible decisions and their offensive play-caller couldn't figure out how to move the ball on a bad defense in Week 4. The Texans responded to this by firing all of those people this week, which wasn't actually that hard since O'Brien held every job. Now that O'Brien is out, I think the logical next move for the Texans should be to petition the NFL Marcus Mariota Jersey to undo every trade that he made while he was coach, because I'm pretty sure they came out on the losing end of every single deal. From the sound of it, O'Brien wasn't too popular in Houston. If you need an example of why O'Brien wasn't popular, I think it was because of his friendly personality. When former Texans coach-GM Bill O'Brien fired people over the years, he did so with a lot of F bombs and orders to get the F out of the building immediately, per sources. That wasn't how he was dismi sed today by Cal McNair, though Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) If someone ever writes a book on how to NOT run an organization, I'm gue sing that O'Brien will be featured prominently. O'Brien basically mortgaged the team's future so that they would be good this season, but the problem with that is that they haven't been good. Watching the Texans over the past two weeks, it feels like some of the players had kind of mentally checked out on O'Brien. Now that he's gone, I think we might see them mentally check back in. I will not be surprised at all if the Texans come out this week and