Cardinals beat Rams in LA to go to 4-0
Mahomes throws five TDs as Chiefs beat Eagles
Rodgers reaches landmark as Packers beat Steelers
Panthers lose their perfect record in Dallas defeat
Wilson wins 100th game as Seahawks stun San Francisco
Jets & Giants both win in overtime; Colts also win first game of the season
Bills shutout the Texans; Washington enjoy late win in Atlanta
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Carolina Panthers 0-0 Dallas Cowboys
Unbeaten Carolina showing they mean business early in Texas.
The #1 rated defense gets a hit on Dak Prescott early doors and then blocks a pass as the Cowboys are three and out.
We're underway on the fourth NFL Sunday of the season - strap in, it should be another belter!
Tampa Bay Buccaneers v New England Patriots (01:20 BST)
Right, as we get underway in the early games, let's get your early thoughts on THE game later as Tom Brady returns to New England.
Who wins? Thumbs up for Brady's Bucs, thumbs down for Belichick's Patriots.
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Kansas City Chiefs v Philadeplhia Eagles (18:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesToo early to panic? Probably – but the Kansas City Chiefs already know they are in for one heck of a fight to reach a third successive Super Bowl.
For once, they’ve been the ones on the end of high-scoring defeats, losing their past two games to the Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens to slip to 1-2, having previously produced one of their trademark comebacks to beat Cleveland 33-29 from 22-10 down.
But with AFC West divisional rivals Denver and Las Vegas both 3-0, and the Chargers 2-1, Patrick Mahomes and co know the margin for further error appears to be small, even this early.
Tonight they travel east to take on Jalen Hurts’ unpredictable Philadelphia Eagles in what could be another thriller.
Image source, BBC SportCarolina Panthers v Dallas Cowboys (18:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThere are only five unbeaten records remaining in the NFL after three weeks of the season – and just one of those is on the line in our early kick-offs.
That flawless start belongs to the Carolina Panthers and new quarterback Sam Darnold, who have beaten his old side the New York Jets, division rivals New Orleans Saints and the Houston Texans.
They might well have their toughest test to date tonight, though, as they travel to Texas to face Dak Prescott’s rejuvenated Dallas Cowboys, who lead the NFC East.
Dallas has shook off a narrow opening-night loss to Tom Brady’s Super Bowl winners Tampa Bay to edge out the LA Chargers before dismantling division rivals Philadelphia last week.
Image source, BBC SportIndianapolis Colts v Miami Dolphins (18:00 BST)
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New York Giants v New Orleans Saints (18:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt’s a pretty big game in Louisiana for both teams tonight – for very different reasons.
For the 2-1 New Orleans Saints, it’s a first home game in front of a capacity crowd for almost two years – while every other NFL team has enjoyed a home match in front of fans this season with Covid restrictions relaxed, Hurricane Ida thwarted them.
And while their temporary base of Jacksonville was a fruitful one as they thrashed the Green Bay Packers 38-3, there ain’t no place like home with Jameis Winston's Saints sure to be given a rapturous returning welcome.
Hardly an ideal scenario then for the visiting New York Giants, somewhat hard done by on 0-3 after two losses to last-second field goals against Washington and Atlanta, and in danger of seeing their season finish before it starts.
Just five teams remain without a win in the NFL as we enter October – and four are in action tonight.
Jacksonville Jaguars fans will have to wait at least another week for their first win after they threw away a lead to go 0-4 by losing to Cincinnati on Thursday night.
Of the other four winless sides, three are on the road – the New York Giants at New Orleans (more on that shortly), the Indianapolis Colts at Miami and the Detroit Lions at Chicago, while the New York Jets welcome Tennessee.
Do you fancy any of that quartet to end their winless starts? Let us know via #bbcnfl.
Week Four started on Thursday night with a thriller as Tight end C.J. Uzomah starred for the Cincinnati Bengals as they came back from 14 points down to beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 24-21 to move to 3-1 for the season.
C.J. Uzomah stars as Cincinnati Bengals come back to beat Jacksonville Jaguars
Week Three in the NFL did not disappoint as yet again there were thrills and spills aplenty - including a record being shattered by Baltimore kicker Justin Tucker as he made the longest field goal in history!
Check out that and the rest of the pick of the week right here.
Justin Tucker, Jamal Agnew & DeSean Jackson in NFL plays of the week
All kick-off times 18:00 BST unless stated; away team first
Image source, Getty ImagesHello again, NFL fans - and what an absolute feast of football we have coming your way over the next few hours.
Battle of two unbeaten teams? Check. As the Arizona Cardinals visit the Los Angeles Rams.
Divisional ding-dongs? Check. Two in the NFC West and one in the NFC North.
Two Hall-of-Fame quarterbacks facing off for the first time in a decade - since they met in a Super Bowl, no less - and perhaps for the last time? Check.
The Green Bay Packers, led by 37-year-old Aaron Rodgers, host 39-year-old Ben Roethlisberger's Pittsburgh Steelers - but that's far from the only standout game on a packed Sunday evening.