Weekly NFL Recap – Gameday 4 Review
If Gameday 3 was one where some of the bigger teams got back to winning ways, Gameday 4 provided us with a mix of expected and unexpected results in the always entertaining NFL!
After four weeks, only one team remains winless in the entire NFL, while there are just two teams with the coveted 100% 4-0 record.
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Here’s the results from this weeks NFL games.
- Dallas Cowboys (2-2) 20-15 New York Giants (1-3)
- New Orleans Saints (2-2) 24-26 Atlanta Falcons (2-2)
- Cincinnati Bengals (1-3) 34-24 Carolina Panthers (1-3)
- Los Angeles Rams (1-3) 18-24 Chicago Bears (2-2)
- Minnesota Vikings (4-0) 31-29 Green Bay Packers (2-2)
- Jacksonville Jaguars (0-4) 20-24 Houston Texans (3-1)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1) 24-27 Indianapolis Colts (2-2)
- Denver Broncos (2-2) 10-9 New York Jets (2-2)
- Philadelphia Eagles (2-2) 16-33 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-1)
- Washington Commanders (3-1) 42-14 Arizona Cardinals (1-3)
- New England Patriots (1-3) 13-30 San Francisco 49ers (2-2)
- Kansas City Chiefs (4-0) 17-10 Los Angeles Chargers (2-2)
- Cleveland Browns (1-3) 16-20 Las Vegas Raiders (2-2)
- Buffalo Bills (3-1) 10-35 Baltimore Ravens (2-2)
- Tennessee Titans (1-3) 31-12 Miami Dolphins (1-3)
- Seattle Seahawks (3-1) 29-42 Detroit Lions (3-1)
Weekly NFL Recap – NFL News Stories from Gameday 4
This week, one of the biggest stories in the NFL was the criticism of QB Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles players by Stephen A. Smith. Smith argued that the players deserved more criticism than coach Nick Sirianni. This sparked a lot of debate among fans and analysts alike.
Another major story was the performance of the Baltimore Ravens against the Buffalo Bills. The Ravens, led by quarterback Lamar Jackson, managed to outplay the Bills in a high-scoring game which also featured an 87-yard touchdown run by RB Derrick Henry, who rushed for 199 yards in total against the Bills defense.
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell admitted he had made a faux-pas after Detroit’s emphatic victory over the Seattle Seahawks. Lions QB Jared Goff set a new NFL record with a perfect return of 18 catches from 18 passes, 292 yards and two touchdowns in the win. And incredibly Goff also caught his first ever touchdown pass in the game. When informed by the press corps after the game of what Goff had achieved, Campbell admitted that he had awarded the game ball to a different Lions player!
Weekly NFL Recap – Trade News
Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams has reportedly asked the Raiders for a trade. Many experts speculate that Adams could be a target for the New York Jets, which would team him up with QB Aaron Rodgers once again. Others feel that with an injury to Rashee Rice last week, the Kansas City Chiefs may well be interested in the talented but controversial receiver.
The Chiefs have also been linked with a potential trade for Tennessee Titans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins given the Titans slow start to the season and the injury to Rashee Rice.
Gameday 4 NFL Injuries
- OL Ethan Pocic (Cleveland Browns) – Suffered an ankle injury against the Raiders.
- QB Will Levis (Tennessee Titans) – Hurt his should against the Dolphins.
- WR Christian Watson (Green Bay Packers) – Ankle injury sustained against Vikings.
- DL Devonte Wyatt (Green Bay Packers) – Also suffered an ankle injury against the Vikes.
- QB Anthony Richardson (Indianapolis Colts) – Missed game with Steelers due to hip injury.
- RB Jonathan Taylor (Indianapolis Colts) – High ankle sprain against Steelers.
- OLB Josh Hines-Allen (Jacksonville Jaguars) – Ruled out against Texans with concussion.
- S Tyrann Mathieu (New Orleans Saints) – Groin injury against Falcons.
- LB Fred Warner (San Francisco 49ers) – Ankle injury against Patriots.
- WR Rashee Rice (Kansas City Cheifs) – Possible ACL tear against Chargers.
Gameday 5 Previews
All the times shown below are for UK (BST) time. All games are shown live via NFL Gamepass. Selected other games are shown live on both Sky Sports and Amazon Prime in the regular season. Games scheduled for being shown live this week, if known, are shown below.
Friday 4th October – 1.15am
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-1) @ Atlanta Falcons (2-2) – Live on Sky Sports
Sunday 6th October – 2.30pm, 6pm, 9.05pm, 9.25pm
- New York Jets (2-2) @ Minnesota Vikings (4-0) – Live on Sky Sports (London Game)
- Carolina Panthers (1-3) @ Chicago Bears (2-2)
- Baltimore Ravens (2-2) @ Cincinnati Bengals (1-3)
- Buffalo Bills (3-1) @ Houston Texans (3-1)
- Indianapolis Colts (2-2) @ Jacksonville Jaguars (0-4)
- Miami Dolphins (1-3) @ New England Patriots (1-3)
- Cleveland Browns (1-3) @ Washington Commanders (3-1)
- Las Vegas Raiders (2-2) @ Denver Broncos (2-2)
- Arizona Cardinals (1-3) @ San Francisco 49ers (2-2)
- Green Bay Packers (2-2) @ Los Angeles Rams (1-3)
- New York Giants (1-3) @ Seattle Seahawks (3-1)
Monday 7th October – 1.20am
- Dallas Cowboys (2-2) @ Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1)
Tuesday 8th October – 1.15am
- New Orleans Saints (2-2) @ Kansas City Chiefs (4-0)
Bye Week Teams – Gameday 5
- Detroit Lions
- Los Angeles Chargers
- Philadelphia Eagles
- Tennessee Titans
Weekly NFL Power Rankings after Gameday 4
- Kansas City Chiefs (1) 4-0 – Hardly super-impressive but they still won against the Chargers.
- Minnesota Vikings (3) 4-0 – Still unbeaten heading to London, the Vikings are in good shape.
- Detroit Lions (8) 3-1 – Lions chewed up the Seahawks in a fantastic display by perfect QB Jared Goff.
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9) 3-1 – Tampa back in great form with a big win over the Eagles.
- Buffalo Bills (2) 3-1 – Sobering loss for the Bills at the hands of the Ravens.
- Washington Commanders (13) 3-1 – Commanders are on the up and look to be the in-form team in the NFC East.
- Seattle Seahawks (4) 3-1 – Well-beaten by a rampant Lions this week.
- Houston Texans (10) 3-1 – A solid win over the Jags, but the performance needs to improve.
- Pittsburgh Steelers (5) 3-1 – Disappointed against the Colts this week.
- San Francisco 49ers (16) 2-2 – Injury hit but still looking very dangerous on offense.
The Rest…11-32
- 11. Baltimore Ravens (15) 2-2
- 12. New Orleans Saints (6) 2-2
- 13. Philadelphia Eagles (7) 2-2
- 14. Los Angeles Chargers (14) 2-2
- 15. Green Bay Packers (12) 2-2
- 16. New York Jets (11) 2-2
- 17. Dallas Cowboys (23) 2-2
- 18. Atlanta Falcons (18) 2-2
- 19. Denver Broncos (19) 2-2
- 20. Indianapolis Colts (20) 2-2
- 21. Las Vegas Raiders (28) 2-2
- 22. Cincinnati Bengals (27) 1-3
- 23. Los Angeles Rams (21) 1-3
- 24. Chicago Bears (25) 2-2
- 25. Arizona Cardinals (17) 1-3
- 26. Cleveland Browns (24) 1-3
- 27. New England Patriots (26) 1-3
- 28. Tennessee Titans (32) 1-3
- 29. Miami Dolphins (22) 1-3
- 30. New York Giants (29) 1-3
- 31. Carolina Panthers (30) 1-3
- 32. Jacksonville Jaguars (31) 0-4
In conclusion, Gameday 4 of the NFL brought some exciting games and unexpected results. As we look forward to Gameday 5, there are several key matchups to watch. The trade market is hotting up with some mooted trades for Wide Receivers in the pipeline. Injuries remain a concern for many teams, but they continue to fight hard. Stay tuned for more updates and analysis as the NFL season progresses.
