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Last updated: October 5, 2026, 2:17 PM ET

NFL Week 4 Roundup

The Minnesota Vikings improved to 4-0 despite an unusual feat: their special teams have outscored the offense, making them the first team in the Super Bowl era to start a season with four wins while scoring 10 or fewer offensive touchdowns. The Cowboys won a key divisional matchup against the Texans, with players crowning themselves "Kings of the State" in postgame trolls. The Chargers lost another offensive battle, but coach Jim Harbaugh insists OC Greg McDaniel's "job is not in jeopardy." A deeper dive into Week 4's comebacks and storylines highlights three remaining unbeatens and a banner night for Panthers rookie Tetairoa McMillan.

Major Injuries and Player Updates

The NFL is investigating an official who allegedly used profanity toward Cardinals TE Trey McBride during a game. Ravens QB Lamar Jackson left the stadium in a boot after injuring his ankle in a win over the Titans. Bengals WRs Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins both suffered injuries in a loss to the Jaguars, with Chase in concussion protocol. Chiefs WR Tyquan Thornton dislocated his ankle in a win, prompting Kansas City to stay "in contact" with free agent Tyreek Hill, whose agent says he could sign "over the next f…"

Key Game Analysis and Reactions

ESPN's Bill Barnwell examines how the Rams, Cowboys, and Patriots saved their seasons with dramatic fourth-quarter comebacks. The Cowboys flipped the script after a devastating loss in Rio, winning a key game against the Texans and leading the trolls. Lions coach Dan Campbell backed DC Aaron Sheppard despite the defense's continued struggles. Bengals QB Joe Burrow, after a second straight loss, minimized the panic, telling reporters it's not "Armageddon." A look at five potential overreactions from Week 4 includes questions about whether the Chiefs are the league's best team and if trouble is looming in Philadelphia.

Player Performances and Milestones

Panthers receiver Tetairoa McMillan dominated in a primetime win over the Broncos, with QB Bryce Young saying "everything just clicked." Falcons running back Bijan Robinson continued his primetime dominance, leading the NFL in scrimmage yards per game when the lights are brightest. Packers safety Evan Williams shined after Edgerrin Cooper went down with an Achilles injury. A historic look back at Steve Gleason's punt block 20 years later shows how the play unified New Orleans and fueled the Falcons-Saints rivalry ahead of their Monday night clash.

Injury Updates and Return Timelines

Bills DB C.J. Gardner-Johnson dismissed Patriots hero Efton Chism III as a "practice squad player" after his game-winning touchdown. The Saints remain patient with rookie Jordyn Tyson, who is weeks away from returning from IR after another hamstring injury. The NFL is reviewing official conduct after apparent profanity directed at Cardinals TE Trey McBride. A list of the top 10 upsets in Super Bowl history includes the Patriots, Jets, Giants, and others.

Betting and Waiver Wire

Week 5 betting odds and lines for every game are available, along with FPI predictions. Free agent advice highlights Kirk Cousins, Keon Coleman, and other top waiver-wire pickups for Week.

Historic Numbers and Statistics

Sunday featured wild plays and historic numbers, including a historic game from Cee Dee Lamb, a game that started with two straight picks, and the Texans' playoff hopes still alive at 0-4? The Rams led the blitz in Week 4's statistical breakdown.