Using PFF data to break down why every NFL team triumphed or faltered during Week 4.

The Denver Broncos gave up an opening-drive field goal and then never looked back, securing a convincing — but penalty-filled — win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Dolphins secured their first win of the season with a 27-21 victory over the Jets, but it came at a cost as Tyreek Hill exited with a serious knee injury. Miami capitalized on New York’s 13 penalties and three fumbles, while Tua Tagovailoa threw touchdown passes to Darren Waller and De’Von Achane added a rushing score.

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The game may not have ended in a win for the Packers or the Cowboys. But it was another reminder that Micah Parsons remains one of the most disruptive forces in football, capable of single-handedly carrying a team's pass rush.

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An incredible Sunday Night Football showdown ended in a 40-40 tie between the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys—the second-highest scoring tie in NFL history. Dak Prescott and Jordan Love combined for six touchdowns in a back-and-forth battle that featured standout quarterback play on both sides. In a game where neither team deserved to lose, the offenses delivered from start to finish.

Patrick Mahomes threw four touchdown passes as the Chiefs cruised past the injury-riddled Ravens, 37-20, in a game that saw Lamar Jackson exit with a hamstring injury. Xavier Worthy sparked Kansas City's offense with 83 receiving yards in his return, while Baltimore struggled to keep pace amid a growing list of defensive injuries.

Josh Blackwell’s blocked field goal in the final seconds preserved a 25-24 win for the Bears, who head into their bye week at 2-2. It was an uneven performance, but Chicago did just enough to escape with the victory.

Parker Washington’s 87-yard punt return touchdown—the Jaguars’ first in eight seasons—helped fuel a 26-21 win over the 49ers, backed by a defense that forced four takeaways.

The Rams rebounded from a tough Week 3 loss by handing the previously unbeaten Colts their first defeat of the season, 27-20. Critical errors by Adonai Mitchell wiped two potential Colts touchdowns off the board, opening the door for Los Angeles to capitalize late. Tutu Atwell's go-ahead touchdown and Kamren Curl's second interception sealed a hard-fought victory that pushed the Rams to 3-1.

Jaxson Dart helped the Giants secure the first win of 2025. It may be the first of many for the rookie and first-year running back Cam Skattebo.

Saquon Barkley was held to just 43 yards on 19 carries and Jalen Hurts threw for only 130 yards, but the Philadelphia Eagles found other ways to win, edging the previously unbeaten Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31-25 in Week 4.

The New York Giants pulled off the upset of the day, taking down the previously undefeated Los Angeles Chargers in Jaxson Dart's debut.