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Hurts and the Eagles offense have failed to thrive throughout the season's first four weeks.
The veteran signal-caller Winston gave the Giants what has often been referred to as the full "Jameis Winston experience" against the Cardinals.
Gardner-Johnson made clear he was not impressed by the Patriots in their win over the Bills.
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The Giants earned a 36-24 win that improved them to 3-1 and dropped Arizona to 1-3.
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Veteran Deshaun Watson guided the club to three straight victories to get the Browns to 3-1 on the season.
He left the Week 4 game with five catches for 111 yards and two touchdowns, helping the Chiefs stay undefeated with a 30-27 win.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young kept turning to Tetairoa McMillan on Sunday night, and the second-year receiver delivered the biggest game of his career.
The Philadelphia Eagles had a chance to make life extremely difficult for the Los Angeles Rams. Instead, Nick Sirianni rolled the dice. It backfired spectacularly.
Jackson left the stadium on Sunday wearing a walking boot.
The Lions defense had yet another rough performance during what became a 32-26 loss at the Carolina Panthers.
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What was advertised to be an elite Houston defense was torched by Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb to the tune of 17 receptions for 189 yards on Sunday.
Lamb produced a performance worthy of Offensive Player of the Year Award votes.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young and wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan torched the Detroit Lions throughout what became a 32-26 win.
Maye ended Week 3 of the season responsible for a league-worst seven total turnovers.
The Green Bay Packers escaped Tampa Bay with a 17-14 win Sunday, but Matt LaFleur certainly didn't sound like a coach interested in celebrating.
Baltimore Ravens starting quarterback Lamar Jackson's ankle injury may be more serious than initially thought.
Giants fans witnessed what has been playfully referred to over the years as the full "Jameis Winston experience" during the club's 36-24 win over the Cardinals.
The Washington Commanders were already without starting quarterback Jayden Daniels when backup Marcus Mariota went down with an injury during the club's 30-13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh shared a major update on McDaniel's job status.
With most of the NFL's Week 4 schedule in the books, it is time to take a look at some of the biggest winners and losers from Sunday's action. It was a tough day for some big-name quarterbacks, and a big day for some wide receivers.
After the game, Harbaugh was fired up.
It's officially spooky season, and Week 4 was certainly a house of horrors for several around the NFL.
On a night when defense was optional, quarterback Bryce Young was instrumental in a 32-26 win as the Carolina Panthers outlasted the Detroit Lions on "Sunday Night Football."
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