Week 4 of the NFL season started off with a "Thursday Night Football" game between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants. It was the first of five divisional games this week across the NFL, with four more on Sunday's slate.
Longtime NFC South rivals New Orleans and Atlanta match up for the first time this season. As do early NFC contenders Green Bay and Minnesota in what could be an early season game with playoff implications. Though "Sunday Night Football" isn't a divisional tilt, Buffalo and Baltimore are two of the top teams in the AFC through three weeks of NFL action.
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Week 4 marks the second NFC South matchup of the season for the Saints (2-1) following their Week 1 win over Carolina. New Orleans heads back on the road to take on Atlanta (1-2), who dropped a close loss to Kansas City on Sunday Night Football last week.
Cincinnati is one of just three teams sitting at 0-3 entering Week 4. The Bengals face a Panthers team coming off their best offensive performance since December 2022. Carolina (1-2) beat Las Vegas 36-22 behind former Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton. He's set to make his first home start as a Panther Sunday against a team he led to two AFC North titles.
The Bears (1-2) dropped a second game in a row in Week 3 with a 21-16 loss to Indianapolis on the road despite their best offensive performance of the year. They return to Soldier Field in Week 4 to take on the Rams (1-2), who earned their first win of the season in a fourth-quarter comeback over the 49ers. Los Angeles is dealing with injuries throughout their lineup, especially on offense.
Minnesota's been one of the surprises of the season so far. The Vikings (3-0) have one of the top defenses in the league and quarterback Sam Darnold leads the league in passing touchdowns (eight). Green Bay (2-1) has won two straight without starting quarterback Jordan Love behind the top rushing attack in the league. The winner of this one will have an early edge in the race for the NFC North title.
Houston (2-1) struggled in a Week 3 loss to Minnesota on the road. They have a chance at a get-right game at home against AFC South foe Jacksonville (0-3) fresh off a big loss to Buffalo on "Monday Night Football." Jacksonville is 30th in scoring and 28th in points allowed entering of Week 4.
The Steelers (3-0) are undefeated to start the season despite ranking 24th in scoring in the NFL. That's thanks to the top scoring defense in the league through three weeks. They're on the road again in Week 4 taking on Indianapolis (1-2), who just earned their first win of the season over the Bears. The Colts' defense is struggling so far and placed DeForest Buckner on IR.
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Denver (1-2) won their first game of the year in Week 3 in the best game of the year on both sides of the ball. The Broncos stay on the road in Week 4 with a matchup against New York (2-1) and former Denver head coach Nathaniel Hackett. The Jets have won two straight games, including last week in their best offensive performance since last October.
In the third game between these teams in the last year, Philadelphia (2-1) is fresh off a bounce-back win over New Orleans last week. The Eagles' defense stepped up in Week 3 to slow down the Saints' offense. Tampa Bay (2-1) struggled on offense at home against Denver in the Buccaneers' first loss of the year. Tampa Bay's struggled to run the ball recently with just 80 yards per game over the last two weeks.
This is the highest over/under point total of the week. Washington (2-1) has a winning record following a statement win in primetime over Cincinnati last week. The Commanders boast the No. 5 scoring offense in the league behind rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, who leads the league in completion percentage (80.3%). Arizona (1-2) ranks No. 4 in the NFL in scoring but managed just 13 points last week against Detroit.
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San Francisco (1-2) had another strong outing on offense despite the loss last week to the Rams. The 49ers and their No. 3-ranked scoring offense are back home in Week 4 to take on the Patriots (1-2). New England have extra time following their Thursday Night Football loss to the Jets last week to prepare for their second consecutive road game. The offense is struggling, though, and managed just 139 yards in that loss.
Kansas City (3-0) held on for a third consecutive one-score win to open the season. The Chiefs are seventh in the NFL in scoring following their win over the Falcons last week. They stay on the road in Week 4 to take on Los Angeles (2-1). The Chargers dropped their first game of the year to the Steelers in Week 3 but still have one of the top scoring defenses in the league through three weeks.
Cleveland (1-2) enters Week 4 following a tough loss to the New York Giants last week. The Browns offense ranks 25th in the league in scoring and 31st in yards. Las Vegas (1-2) had a tough loss to Carolina last week. The Raiders are 17th in scoring but are the worst rushing offense in the NFL through three weeks.
"Sunday Night Football" features two defending division winners and two of the better offenses in the league. Buffalo (3-0) leads the league in scoring and have beaten opponents by a combined 78-20 over the last two weeks. Baltimore (1-2) got in the win column with a victory over Dallas last week following one-score losses to Kansas City and Las Vegas. They're the top offense by yards in the league and rank 11th in scoring.
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