This page provides information and analysis for Week 4 of the National Football League season. Click here for latest standings.

1. Dates: September 30 and October 1
2. 4 teams won to go to 4-0. The last time these 4 teams went 4-0, 3 of them (Cowboys, Colts & Patriots) all won the Super Bowl that year
3. Last time Packers went 4-0, they lost in wild card round of playoffs
4. Raiders- Dolphins match-up features 2 of only 3 teams sharing home field with MLB team; other is Vikings

• Sunday, September 30

• 1:00PM ET:

• Cleveland Browns defeated Baltimore Ravens 27-13

• Detroit Lions defeated Chicago Bears 37-27

• Green Bay Packers defeated Minnesota Vikings 23-16

• Atlanta Falcons defeated Houston Texans 26-16

• Buffalo Bills defeated New York Jets 17-14

• Oakland Raiders defeated Miami Dolphins 35-17

• Dallas Cowboys defeated St. Louis Rams 35-7

• 4:00PM ET:

• Indianapolis Colts defeated Denver Broncos 38-20

• Kansas City Chiefs defeated San Diego Chargers 30-16

• Arizona Cardinals defeated Pittsburgh Steelers 21-14

• Seattle Seahawks defeated San Francisco 49ers 23-3

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated Carolina Panthers 20-7

• 8:15PM ET:

• New York Giants defeated Philadelphia Eagles 16-3

• Monday, October 1, 8:30PM ET

• New England Patriots defeated Cincinnati Bengals 34-13

• Bye Week:

• Jacksonville Jaguars, New Orleans Saints, Tennessee Titans, and Washington Redskins

• Sunday, September 30

• NFL on CBS: Doubleheader

• 1:00PM ET - Regional Action

• 4:00PM ET - Denver Broncos at Indianapolis Colts

• NFL on FOX: Regional Action

• 1:00PM ET - Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings

• Sunday Night Football on NBC:

• 8:15PM ET - Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants

• Monday, October 1

• Monday Night Football on ESPN:

• 8:30PM ET - New England Patriots at Cincinnati Bengals

• NOTE: Be sure to check your local listings for games and times in your area. Some games are subject to NFL Blackout rules.