NFL Week 4 Underdog Report: Show some respect to these undefeated teams

That’s a tough pill to swallow for a talented team that clearly has eyes on the NFC title and something Rams head coach Sean McVay hopes the team takes to heart.

"These are the chances to be able to lean in and see what you’re really about," McVay said after the game. "It’s a disappointed locker room, but it’s a locker room that’s going to respond."

It would be easier to expect a bounce-back performance if the Rams were playing a lesser opponent, but the upstart Colts have reason to be confident in Week 4. 

Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+3.5)

Tampa Bay’s defense had a meltdown of its own in Week 3, blowing a 17-point lead to the Jets before kicking a 36-yard field goal to win the game as time expired. The Bucs have had an easier time with Philadelphia of late, with quarterback Baker Mayfield holding a 3-1 record against the Eagles, including the playoffs, where the Bucs eliminated the Eagles in two of the past four seasons.

On the other hand, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is 1-2 against Tampa Bay for his career, and looked awful with -1 yards passing in the first half of last week’s game. He recovered to throw three second-half touchdowns, but there’s clearly something wrong with Philadelphia’s 29th-ranked passing game.

Defensively, 6abc’s Jason Dumas reports that Eagles cornerbacks Adoree' Jackson and Jakorian Bennett could both miss Sunday’s game with injury. If so, rookie wide receiver Emeka Egbuka could see his fourth touchdown in as many games and lead Tampa Bay to 4-0.