Only three teams remain undefeated in the NFL following Week 4. Kansas City, Minnesota, and Seattle stand out as the only teams without a loss, as Buffalo, after suffering a defeat, has dropped from the ranks of the unbeaten.
Kansas City improved to 4-0 by coming back from a 10-point deficit to secure a victory over the Chargers in Los Angeles. Minnesota also holds a perfect record at 4-0 after establishing a commanding 28-0 lead against Green Bay, though they had to fend off a late comeback attempt. Seattle, currently at 3-0, is set to face the Detroit Lions on Monday night.
In a prime-time matchup on Sunday, Buffalo faced a tough challenge against Baltimore, losing 35-10. The Bills, now 3-1, struggled from the start of the game. Ravens running back Derrick Henry electrified the crowd with an 87-yard touchdown run on the very first play, putting Buffalo on the back foot.
Baltimore improved to 2-2, enduring a 19-minute scoreless period between the second and third quarters but managing to make crucial plays when it mattered. After Buffalo narrowed the score to 21-10 in the third quarter, Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy executed a key play, forcing a fumble from Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Baltimore quickly capitalized on this opportunity, extending their lead to 18 points and sealing the game.
Henry had an impressive performance, finishing with 199 rushing yards, marking his second game this season with over 100 yards, an achievement he accomplished only four times during the previous year.