Baltimore Ravens 38
Cleveland Browns 6
CLEVELAND - Facing a backup quarterback, the Baltimore Ravens (2-2) easily took care of the Cleveland Browns 38-6 Sunday.
TE Mark Andrews scored 3 TDs on the day with 169 receiving yards while QB Jalen Hurts threw for over 330 yards with 4 TDs.
Baltimore picked Tyler Huntley off four times on the day.
The Ravens will now travel to Pittsburgh to take on the Steelers in Week 5.
San Diego Chargers 32
SAN DIEGO - The San Diego Chargers (4-0) continued their winning ways with a victory over the Las Vegas Raiders Sunday afternoon, 32-21.
HB Jonathan Taylor finished with 171 rushing yards and a TD.
Defensively, DB Jeremy Chinn scored on an INT while also adding a sack on the day.
The Chargers are now 4-0 to start a season for the first time since 2002. San Diego now heads into their bye week undefeated.
San Francisco 49ers 37
Arizona Cardinals 14
SANTA CLARA - The San Francisco 49ers stayed undefeated in a 37-14 blowout win over the overmatched Arizona Cardinals.
HB Calvin Cook rushed for 122 yards and a TD on 17 carries while also catching five passes for 119 yards and another TD,
Defensively, JC Jackson had two interceptions and looks to be playing well in a scheme that matches his skillset.
Although 4-0, the 49ers are rumored to be looking for some passing game help reaching out to various free agent coordinators.
The Niners host Dallas next week.
Washington Commanders 17
Philadelphia Eagles 6
PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Eagles lost a second consecutive game after their 2-0 start with a 17-6 defeat at the hands of the Washington Commanders.
The Eagles, playing in yet another poor weather game seem to be stuck in first gear on offense.
"We'd like to open things up a bit," said Coach Eric Bieniemy. "But the weather gods have not been favorable so far this season.
Christian McCaffrey continues to impress, however, with 120 yards receiving in this one.
The Eagles should enjoy better weather next week as they head to LA to take on the Rams.
Houston Texans 34
Pittsburgh Steelers 24
HOSUTON - The Houston Texans overcame a 21-0 deficit against the Pittsburgh Steelers to win 34-24 Sunday afternoon.
Deebo Samuel was big offensively, catching eight passes for 104 yards and a TD.
Defensively, the Texans got huge interceptions late from L'Jarius Sneed and Trevor Moehrig.
Houston will look to stay undefeated next week in Atlanta against the Falcons.
Detroit Lions 28
Green Bay Packers 25
GREEN BAY - The Green Bay Packers fell in a tough contest 28-25 to the Detroit Lions.
The Packers defense continues to struggle and is ranked last in the NFL in yards allowed.
Offensively, Tua Tagovailoa was once again a bright spot, throwing for 284 yards and a touchdown, adding another two touchdowns with his feet.
The Packers will look to regroup next Monday night in Las Vegas.
