The Philadelphia Eagles let a prime revenge opportunity slip away in Week 4. The Eagles had an opportunity to avenge last season's Wild Card loss to the

Jalen Hurts can be difficult to gauge at press conferences. Most of his pressers have the same message of "keeping the main thing the main thing" and "playing to the standard." There are other commonly used phrases in there,

Week 4 in the NFL featured no shortage of missteps from teams, including the Steelers tripping up and the Eagles having trouble taking off.

Philadelphia looks to improve to 3-1 and avenge a loss to Tampa Bay in last season’s playoffs when the Eagles visit the Buccaneers on Sunday, September 29.

Another Sunday, another full slate of NFL action nearly in the books. And boy was the latest round of regular-season action chock-full of drama, from the Minnesota Vikings surviving a major Green Bay Packers comeback to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers routing the Philadelphia Eagles once again.

The Chiefs hold the top spot with another gritty win, but the unbeaten Vikings are lurking and the upstart Bucs and Commanders are shoving.

Just like that, we’re through four NFL Sundays. With the vast majority of Week 4 games in the books, we polled the Pro Football Network staff to generate the latest version of our consensus NFL Power Rankings.

The Indianapolis Colts (2-2) held on for a narrow 27-24 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1) at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday. The big headline from the win was the injury to Anthony Richardson, a hip pointer that knocked him out of the game late in the first quarter.