| Winner | +/- | Loser |
| Car | +6 | Arz |
| Chi | +4 | Cle |
| Ten | +2 | Jac |
| Dal | +1 | Sea |
| Phi | +1 | NYG |
| Bal | +1 | Den |
| STL | E | Det |
| Mia | E | NYJ |
| Hou | -1 | Buf |
| SD | -1 | Oak |
| NO | -1 | Atl |
| Ind | -2 | SF |
| Min | -2 | GB |
| Totals for Week | 6-5-2 | |
| Totals for Season | 75-19, 80% |
Turnover Season Numbers by TotalsTotal Record Win % +6 1-0 100% +5 2-0 100% +4 9-0 100% +3 11-0 100% +2 21-7 75% +1 31-12 72% Totals 75-19 80%
100 Yard RushersName Team Opp Yards W/L Chris Johnson Ten Jac 228 W Maurice Jones-Drew Jac Ten 177 L DeAngelo Williams Car Arz 158 W Michael Turner Atl NO 151 L Steven Jackson STL Det 149 W Ryan Moats Hou Buf 126 W Thomas Jones NYJ Mia 102 L Totals for Week 4-3 Totals for Season 39-16, 71%
300 Yard PassersName Team Opponent Yards W/L Peyton Manning Ind SF 347 W Drew Brees NO Atl 308 W Totals for Week 2-0 Totals for Season 32-10, 76%
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TC's Drive Of the Week: (Each week, my young, trusty intern, TC Fleming, breaks down a drive from around the NFL from a purely X's and O's perspective - just because he can. Warning, when other people say "break down" they are not serious. TC is very serious)
For this week, I have opted to be uncharacteristically topical. Don’t worry about the world being turned upside down or anything though, it’s still going to be super wordy. I’d like to take a look at the Eagles. They didn’t have a drive that I’d normally be looking for (5-8 plays, 60+ yards, I guess). I guess we shouldn’t be stuck in a box like that though, so I actually picked three drives, though only totaling six plays. I feel like that’s indicative of the Eagles: when they’ve got their offense working, they pick up a great number of yards in a small number of plays.
