Again, running backs once again dominated the list, and there were two in particular who stayed on the line, just outside the throne that another quarterback claimed.

Likewise, we’ve reached the point in the season where we’re starting to see a lot of familiar faces. Half of the players who appear today had appeared previously, during one of the first three days. A runner even made our list today for the third time in the young campaign.

Without further ado, goes Colossus of Week 4 of the 2024 NFL regular seasonfollowed by the Honorable Mentions of the day, as always, in alphabetical order:

Sure, critics will say, “But it’s September,” talking about the masterful way he led Jackson to the Ravens to achieve a crushing victory over the Billsbut it surely wouldn’t be the same argument if the scoreboard had pointed to Buffalo as winner.

In any case, it was a duel between two heavyweights of the AFC: two clubs with serious aspirations to dethrone the reigning champions Chiefsto collect some from recent postseasons.

Buffalo It didn’t go out on its best day, and Jackson He made sure to take advantage of it, completing 13 of 18 passes for 156 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions, and rushing six times for 54 yards and another score.

Beyond those numbers, the role of Jackson as a leader, keeping his teammates focused after the only touchdown of the game for Buffalo. At that moment, at the beginning of the third quarter, it seemed that the Bills had the momentum of the game.

But, Jackson he prevented it by responding with his terrestrial score, and from then on, the only thing offered Buffalo It was the white flag of surrender. In fact, the work of Jacksonwho didn’t even have to work the full shift. He was removed with the game in the bag, with more than five minutes left in the fourth quarter.

Baltimore did not start the campaign as he wanted, but Jackson will have them in the fight, you can be sure.

Honorable mentions

Chase BrownCincinnati Bengals running back. Breakout day for Brown, who carried the ball 15 times for 80 yards with two touchdowns, complementing his Sunday with two receptions for 12 yards, and two kickoff returns for 52 yards. The Bengals are expected to improve in the second month of the regular season, and that means more games of good numbers will come for Brown. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

Nico Collinsreceptor abierto, Houston Texans. Houston once again won a game where the expectation was victory, and Collins was an integral piece. The massive Texans wide receiver had 12 receptions for 151 yards with a touchdown while burning the Jaguars’ defensive secondary time and time again. The favorite target for C.J. Stroud has to Stefon Diggs half forgotten at the start of the season.

James Connerrunning back, Arizona Cardinals. Arizona remains one of the most inconsistent teams in the league, but that does not apply to all its players, in particular Conner, who has a very good relationship with the end zone. This Sunday, he rang the recorder once as part of a game of 18 carries for 104 yards on the ground, and a 9-yard reception to complement it. If we talk about the Cards defense, well, that’s another conversation.

Justin Fieldsquarterback, Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers went undefeated, but don’t believe for a second that the time has come to give the offensive reins to Russell Wilson. In fact, Fields is playing better and better. Against Indy, Fields completed 22 of 34 passes for 312 yards with a touchdown without an interception, in the passing game. On the ground, there were 10 carries for 55 yards with two touchdowns, coming very close to obtaining the top spot for Week 4. It was only the third game of at least 300 yards through the air for Fields in his career, which bodes well for him. future in Pittsburgh; It means that you feel better and better behind the wheel.

Derrick Henryrunning back, Baltimore Ravens. A fumble when he was about to score his third touchdown of the day caused him to miss out on the honor, but a 24-carry, 199-yard outing with one touchdown, and three catches for 10 yards with another touchdown are nothing to be sad about. . Henry flattened the Bills defense from the first play, an 87-yard touchdown run, and never looked back. To his good fortune, his fumble ended up in the hands of the fullback Patrick Ricardending in a touchdown for Baltimore, too.

Chuba Hubbardrunning back, Carolina Panthers. The Panthers still haven’t solved their massive problems, but at least more points are coming. Hubbard contributed a touchdown this Sunday as part of a Sunday that included 18 carries for 104 yards and four catches for 17 yards. There is a way to go for the Panthers, but Hubbard appears to have the backfield figured out.

Alvin Kamaracorredor, New Orleans Saints. No one has appeared more times in this weekly space after four days than Kamara, with three appearances, including one as the best of Week 2. This time, the Saints lost a game in which they did not allow an offensive touchdown while scoring three times by land, incredibly. Kamara contributed 19 carries for 77 yards and a touchdown, and seven receptions for 42 yards. If you have to look for blame for New Orleans’ loss to Atlanta, you have to look elsewhere.

Jordan Masonrunning back, San Francisco 49ers. After news circulated this week that the absence of Christian McCaffrey could last longer than initially expected, Mason once again put on the cape for the Californian attack, accumulating 24 carries for 123 yards with one touchdown and two catches for 37 yards through the air. San Francisco had a good game this Sunday, at home against the Patriots, but Mason did not let up on the accelerator, keeping the Niners going.

Jayden Reedreceptor abierto, Green Bay Packers. On the return of Jordan Love to the offensive controls of the Packers, there was aerial pyrotechnics, but the score was against. Reed, personally, had seven receptions for 139 and one of Love’s four touchdown passes on the afternoon. Your companion, Dontayvion Wickscame very close to being included on our Sunday list, too, with two touchdown receptions.

Brian Robinson Jr., corredor, Washington Commanders. I don’t know how many expected to see the Commanders leading the division after the first month of activity, but that’s where we find ourselves. Washington scored a solid victory this Sunday, thanks in large part to Robinson’s 21 carries for 101 yards with a touchdown, who also contributed 12 yards on three catches. The challenge now is, of course, to maintain the pace for the 13 games remaining in the regular season.

D’Andre Swiftcorredor, Chicago Bears. Caleb Williams He hasn’t finished screening anyone yet, but for now he’s fine, thanks to the rest of the team. Swift led the Bears on Sunday with 16 carries for 93 yards and a touchdown, and led the team through the air with seven catches for 72 yards in Chicago’s second win of the year.

Jonathan Taylorrunning back, Indianapolis Colts. Twenty-one carries for 88 yards with a touchdown and three receptions for 20 yards were enough to have Taylor back on our Sunday list, especially if we consider that this performance came against the feared Pittsburgh defense, which incidentally lost the undefeated in this duel .

Kyren Williamsrunning back, Los Angeles Rams. Williams is quickly becoming a regular among the players with the most fantasy points per week, and also a regular on our lists. The Rams star gained 94 yards with a touchdown on 19 carries, and added 10 yards on four catches in what was, however, a losing effort for the Angelenos.