NFL Week 4 takeaways: three 1–2 teams topple contenders as Atlanta routs New Orleans
New England, the Rams and Carolina all beat teams with winning records, Atlanta won by 21 on Monday night, and only three unbeaten teams remain.
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New England, the Rams and Carolina all beat teams with winning records, Atlanta won by 21 on Monday night, and only three unbeaten teams remain.
Adam Schefter reports that Seattle opted not to sign Joe Mixon after his physical, reversing the planned practice-squad move.
Tank Bigsby needs core-muscle surgery and is headed to injured reserve, leaving the Eagles thin at running back before their London game against Jacksonville while Saquon Barkley nurses a hamstring injury.
Jim Harbaugh confirmed that left tackle Rashawn Slater has a high ankle sprain and said he is a more likely candidate for injured reserve than right tackle Joe Alt.
Ian Rapoport reported that the Ravens quarterback's sprain is not surgical but could cost him more than one game, leaving Tyler Huntley in line to start in Atlanta.
Arizona left tackle Paris Johnson Jr. tore his biceps late in the loss to the Giants and will miss the rest of the season, coach Mike LaFleur said.
Caleb Williams is questionable after returning to limited practice Friday. Tyson Bagent remains the announced starter for Sunday’s game at Green Bay.
Minnesota left guard Donovan Jackson tore the meniscus in his left knee against Miami and is expected to miss the rest of the regular season after surgery.
San Francisco answered Denver’s fourth-quarter rally with two touchdowns, including a 56-yard catch by George Kittle, to improve to 4–0.