Picking Winners for Week 4 in the NFL

We are down to only five undefeated teams in the NFL after only three weeks. They are the Vikings, 49ers, Bills, Chiefs and Raiders. Raiders? Yes, the Raiders. I'll go out on a limb and say the 1972 Miami Dolphins will be able to celebrate another year of no other undefeated, untied teams in the history of the NFL.

Here is how I see the games going this week with comments on some of the games.

Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns Pittsburgh, but they lost.

Indianapolis Colts vs. Washington Commanders in London Indianapolis. The Colts are better than their record. The Commanders are not.

Tennessee Titans at Baltimore Ravens Baltimore.

New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills Buffalo. Drake Maye's head is in the tank. Buffalo is not a good place to get it out.

Jacksonville Jaguars at Cincinnati Bengals Cincinnati. This is a tough game for me to pick. Don't be surprised if the Jaguars find a way to win, but the Bengals will be playing hard after a bad defensive performance last week against the Steelers.

Arizona Cardinals at New York Giants Arizona. The Cardinals are actually a pretty good offense. I don't think the Giants can keep up with the Cardinals scoring.

Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans Dallas. The Cowboys are up and down. The Texans are simply down.

Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia Eagles Los Angeles Rams. I think the Rams are too good to lose two weeks in a row.

Green Bay Packers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers Green Bay.

New York Jets at Chicago Bears Chicago. Bears head coach Ben Johnson will dial up enough plays to get past the Jets.

Miami Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings Minnesota. The Vikings will dial up blitz after blitz against the young Dolphins offense.

Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders Kansas City. The Raiders will put up a whale of a fight, and the Chiefs better play four quarters of good football if they expect to win. I think the Chiefs win a close one.

Los Angeles Chargers at Seattle Seahawks Seattle. The Seahawks will be in a nasty mood after their loss last week at Washington. The Chargers are just plain nasty, not in a good way.

Denver Broncos at San Francisco 49ers San Francisco. The Broncos are just not the same team when they go on the road.

Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers Detroit. The Lions will likely outscore the Panthers in a high scoring game.

Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints New Orleans. The Saints can't lose the 20 year celebration of reopening the Super Dome after Hurricane Katrina hit, can they? I'm counting on highly emotional play from the Saints.

May God always be your number 1 draft pick!

Draftman Rick