Brady vs. Belichick & The Best of Week 4

10/04/2021

By: Jeff Yoder

Brady Escapes Foxborough On Top, Murray Leads Cardinals to 4-0 Start, Dueling OT Wins in the Big Apple & More From Week 4 in the NFL

Are you not entertained? Week 4 in the NFL didn’t fall short. Tom Brady led the Bucs over the Patriots (19-17) in his emotional return to Gillette Stadium after a last-minute Patriots field goal clanked off the upright. Kyler Murray carved up the Rams (37-20) to lead the Cardinals to the first 4-0 start in the league. Only the Raiders (3-0) are still undefeated before tonight’s Monday Night Football clash. And both the Jets and Giants won overtime games on the same day for the first team ever. Week 4 was wild from coast to coast, but we’ve got one more game tonight.

 

Here’s our quick look at the top performances from Week 4 in the NFL.

 

Top Performers

QB P. Mahomes (KC): 24/30, 278 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT

QB M. Ryan (ATL): 25/42, 283 yards, 4 TDs

RB E. Elliot (DAL): 20 car. 143 yards, 1 TD

RB D. Henry (TEN): 33 car. 157 yards, 1 TD

WR T. Hill (KC): 11 rec. 186 yards, 3 TDs

WR D. Moore (CAR): 8 rec. 113 yards, 2 TDs

WR D. Samuel (SF): 8 rec. 156 yards, 2 TDs

WR C. Patterson (ATL): 5 rec. 82 yards, 3 TDs

 

The Last Unbeatens

Raiders (3-0) & Cardinals (4-0)

 

Week 4 Scores & Highlights

Bengals def. Jaguars (24-21) | Jets def. Titans (27-24, OT) | Chiefs def. Eagles (42-30) | Cowboys def. Panthers (36-28) | Giants def. Saints (27-21) | Browns def. Vikings (14-7) | Bears def. Lions (24-14) | Bills def. Texans (40-0) | Colts def. Dolphins (27-17) | Washington def. Falcons (34-30) | Seahawks def. 49ers (28-21) | Cardinals def. Rams (37-20) | Packers def. Steelers (27-17) | Ravens def. Broncos (23-7) | Buccaneers def. Patriots (19-17)

 

Monday Night Football

Raiders at Chargers (8:15 pm ET, ESPN)

 

Additional Storylines

SI: Cardinals Undefeated Record Proves Beauty of NFL Anomalies

B/R: It’s Trey Lance Time in San Francisco After Jimmy Garoppolo’s Injury

ESPN: Chiefs HC Andy Reid Becomes First Coach to Win 100 Games With 2 Teams

USA Today: Tom Brady Breaks NFL’s All-Time Passing Yards Record in Return to Foxborough