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For just the second time in six games since 2007, the Dallas Cowboys defeated the New England Patriots — and they did so in dominating fashion, handing Bill Belichick a 38-3 thrashing. Earlier Sunday, the reigning three-time AFC East champion Bills (2-1) dominated the Miami Dolphins 48-20 behind a huge day from Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs and the offense. Check out all the highlights and in-game action from both of these games. Here's the complete NFL Week 4 scoreboard.
The AFC East still belongs to the Buffalo Bills. Josh Allen threw four touchdown passes and ran for another, Stefon Diggs had three touchdown catches, and the Bills drowned the Dolphins 48-20 on Sunday. Both teams scored on their first two possessions of the game, but Buffalo outscored Miami 27-6 the rest of the game.
Running back James Cook added a touchdown run for the Bills, who are 3-1 and travel to London next week to meet the Jaguars.
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Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was 25 of 35 for 282 yards with a touchdown pass and an interception. But star receivers Tyreek Hill (three catches, 58 yards) and Jaylen Waddle (four catches, 46 yards) were kept in check. Miami was led by rookie running back De’Von Achane, who had 101 yards and two rushing touchdowns in the first half. Since Allen joined the Bills in 2018, the Dolphins have lost 10 of their last 12 games against Buffalo, including their playoff loss earlier this January. — Safid Deen
The Cowboys dismantled the Patriots 38-3 thanks to a handful of outstanding defensive plays — a strip-sack by Dante Fowler, a subsequent scoop-and-score by Leighton Vander Esch and two picks by DeRon Bland, including a 54-yard pick six — and a red zone breakthrough. Here are a few of the top plays so far.
Now is not the time to declare the Buffalo Bills as destined to finally get over the hump this season and fulfill their promise for a Super Bowl mission. As much a 48-20 beatdown of the Miami Dolphins on Sunday might have provided a glimpse of that – Josh Allen was amazing, Stefon Diggs was incredible, Sean McDermott’s defense was spectacular – it’s way too early to predict what will happen in January and February. Yet it’s not too early to declare this: The Bills are still very much the kings of the AFC East. That was the takeaway statement attached to the complete and dominating victory that puts Buffalo (3-1) back at the top of the division the franchise has won for three years running.
Read Jarrett Bell's full column on the Bills' statement win here.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen went 21 of 25 for 320 yards, four touchdowns and a perfect passer rating of 158.3. He also ran for a touchdown.
Bills receiver Stefon Diggs recorded the 34th 100-yard receiving game of his career, hauling in sex catches for 120 yards and three touchdowns.
In the Cowboys’ 38-3 win over the Patriots, Prescott completed 28 of 34 passes for 261 yards, one touchdown and a 108.5 passer rating. Prescott was sacked three times.
Entering Sunday, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott was 69-of-102 passing for 647 yards (215.7 per game) for three touchdowns, one pick and a 90.6 passer rating.
Patriots quarterback Mac Jones had a brutal outing against the Cowboys, throwing two interceptions, including a 54-yard pick six, while completing just 12 or 21 passes for 150 yards. He was yanked from the game late in the third quarter, backup QB Bailey Zappe clocking in for fourth-quarter duty.
Entering Sunday, Jones was 81-of-125 passing for 748 yards, five touchdowns and two picks through three games.
Below, check out all the in-game updates as they happened, from Cowboys vs. Patriots and from Bills vs. Dolphins.
On a third-and-goal from the 3-yard line, Cowboys running back Hunter Luepke punched it into the end zone to give Dallas a 38-3 lead over the Patriots with about 6 minutes left in the fourth quarter. The Cowboys are now 1-4 from the red zone today and 4 of their last 15. It was Luepke's first career touchdown.
Deuce Vaughn, all 5 feet, 5 inches of him, realizes that at least one thing hasn’t changed as he tries to transition to the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys. It’s the doubts about his size. Vaughn, a sixth-round rookie from Kansas State, is challenged to survive in a forest where just about everybody towers above him.
“I’ve been doubted my whole life,” Vaughn, 21, told USA TODAY Sports following a recent training camp practice. “Coming out of high school, I had maybe three offers. Going to Kansas State, I was the ninth running back out of nine running backs on that depth chart. I was able to fight, claw and scratch, and wound up starting the second game of my career and play three years.”
Read Jarrett Bell's full feature here.
These two teams have faced off just six times since 2007, including Sunday's game. The Cowboys won the last time out, a 35-29 win in 2021 after the Patriots won the prior four matchups. The Cowboys and Patriots have faced off 14 times, 15 including Sunday, and Dallas holds a 8-6 edge in the series. Here’s a complete list of all their previous matchups.
The Patriots drafted quarterback Bailey Zappe out of Western Kentucky in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL draft. In 2021, Zappe played in 14 games for Western Kentucky, completing 475 of 686 passes for 5,967 yards, 62 TDs and 11 picks.
Since Brandon Aubrey's third field goal of the game in the third quarter, the Cowboys' possessions have gone like this: Turned over on downs and punt. Meanwhile, the struggling Patriots have punted on three straight possessions.
Bailey Zappe, is the backup quarterback to Mac Jones, took over under center for the Patriots just before the end of the third quarter. Last year, he appeared in four games, including two starts, and completed 65 of 92 passes for 781 yards, five touchdowns and three picks.
The Patriots' depth chart under center is: Mac Jones, Bailey Zappe and Will Grier, who is inactive but is the emergency third QB.
After DeRon Bland's second pick of the game, the Dallas offense again couldn't find the end zone from the red zone, calling on Brandon Aubrey to attempt his third field goal of the game, which he made from 33 yards. The Cowboys are 0-3 in the red zone today and 3 for their last 14.
The field goal came after Jahlani Tavai sacked Dak Prescott on third-and-1 from the 6-yard line.
On the opening drive of the second half, the Patriots and quarterback Mac Jones went for it on fourth-and-2 from the Dallas 40-yard line, but the vibes continued to be bad for New England as cornerback DeRon Bland snared his second pick of the game and returned it 10 yards to the Dallas 48-yard line.
Here's the USA TODAY Sports box score for this Week 4 matchup.
In the first quarter, Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez went into the injury tent on the sideline, holding his right arm. He went down after tackling Tony Pollard and will not return, the team citing a shoulder injury.
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has a 2-4 record in the postseason, his first appearance coming in the 2016 season. Last season, the Cowboys beat the Bucs in the wild card round before falling to the 49ers in the divisional round.
Patriots running back Ezekiel Elliott had four carries for 14 yards in the first half against the Cowboys, his former team. Entering Sunday, he had 28 carries for 122 yards and six catches for 21 yards. He has yet to score a touchdown this season.
The Dallas defense has scored more points than its offense. With just over a minute left before halftime, New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones scuttled around the backfield looking for a target. He found Kendrick Bourne to his left and threw across his body toward the wide receiver. Cowboys corner back DaRon Bland read the throw, ran upfield and jumped in front of Bourne to snag the ball. He had an open field and ran 54 yards for a touchdown.
This is Dallas’ second defensive score of the day after Leighton Vander Esch had a fumble recovery for a score, which was followed by a two-point conversion. The Cowboys’ other six points have come from field goals as they lead the Patriots 28-3 at the half. — Victoria Hernandez
Here's the Dallas vs. New England play-by-play.
QB Dak Prescott is 19-of-22 for 196 yards, one touchdown and a 118.9 passer rating. Tony Pollard has 7 carries for 26 yards. Jake Ferguson has six catches for 73 yards. Michael Gallup snared three catches for 38 yards while CeeDee Lamb grabbed four for 36.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is not having a great workday as the Cowboys are dominating his sqaud so far Sunday.
Brandon Aubrey nailed his second field goal of the game, this one a 23-yarder, to give the Cowboys a 21-3 lead over New England with 4 minutes left in the first half. But Dallas' red zone struggles continue, another long drive ending shy of the end zone. The Cowboys are 0-2 in the red zone today and 3 for their last 13.
After Dante Fowler's strip-sack and Leighton Vander Esch's scoop-and-score, the Cowboys pulled off a fake PAT to convert a two-point attempt. Punter and holder Bryan Anger found defensive lineman Chauncey Golston for the score to give the Cowboys an 18-3 lead in the second quarter.
Cowboys defensive end Dante Fowler strip-sacked Patriots quarterback Mac Jones at the New England 12-yard line, allowing linebacker Leighton Vander Esch to scoop and score. The Cowboys lead the Patriots 18-3 after converting a two-point attempt with 10 minutes left in the second.
Patriots linebacker Josh Uche brought down Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott on third-and-8 in the second quarter, forcing a punt on Dallas' third possesion of the game. It was Uche's first sack of the season.
Entering Sunday, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott is 69-of-102 passing for 647 yards (215.7 per game) for three touchdowns, one pick and a 90.6 passer rating.
Entering Sunday, Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb has 19 catches on 24 targets for 273 yards (91 per game) in three games this season. In one career game against the Patriots, he has 9 catches on 11 targets for 149 yards and two touchdowns.
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott completed 10 passes on 12 attempts for 122 yards and a touchdown in the first quarter. He connected with seven different pass catchers.
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Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott found CeeDee Lamb for a 20-yard touchdown with 1:30 left in the first quarter. Lamb's first touchdown of the season capped off a 10-play, 75 yard drive by the Cowboys, who lead 10-3.
One series after the Cowboys failed to find the end zone from inside the 10-yard line, the Patriots followed suit. Quarterback Mac Jones drove the offense down to the Dallas 6-yard line but couldn't convert it into a touchdown, settling for a 29-yard field goal from Chad Ryland to tie the game at 3-3. It was an eight-play, 64-yard drive for the Patriots.
On the Patriots' fourth play of the game, quarterback Mac Jones scrambled and found Demario Douglas deep left for a 42-yard gain, setting up New England in the red zone at the Cowboys' 15-yard line.
The Cowboys drove 70 yards in 10 plays, but couldn't get into the end zone and settled for a 23-yard field goal on their opening drive to take a 3-0 lead over the Patriots.
Dallas had a first-and-goal from the New England 3-yard line, but Dak Prescott had two straight incomplete passes and Tony Pollard was tackled for a loss on third down, setting up the field goal.
Quarterback Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offense opened their first series from their own 25-yard line and rattled off with three straight passing plays, completions of 7, 28 and 18 yards, to get to the New England 3-yard line in seven plays.
The former Dallas Cowboys running back who is now with the Patriots was shown on the jumbotron at AT&T Stadium and got a welcome back video, too.
USA TODAY Sports’ staff picks for this game:
QB Trey Lance, S Israel Mukuamu, CB Eric Scott, T Tyron Smith, WR Jalen Brooks, TE Peyton Hendershot and DL Viliami Fehoko Jr. are inactive for Dallas against the Patriots.
CB Jonathan Jones, G Cole Strange, WR Kayshon Boutte, T Tyrone Wheatley and QB Will Grier are inactive for New England against the Cowboys.
The Cowboys are favorites to defeat the Patriots, according to BetMGM NFL odds.
Here are the inactives for the Cowboys: QB Trey Lance, S Israel Mukuamu, CB Eric Scott, T Tyron Smith, WR Jalen Brooks, TE Peyton Hendershot and DL Viliami Fehoko Jr.
And the inactives for the Patriots: CB Jonathan Jones, G Cole Strange, WR Kayshon Boutte, T Tyrone Wheatley and QB Will Grier.
Tre'Davious White is being evaluated for an Achilles injury, the Buffalo Bills said, after being carted off the field late in the third quarter against the Dolphins. White was injured on a fourth-down stop by the Bills while defending Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill. He knew it, throwing his helmet backwards as he sat on the field. — Safid Deen
The Bills’ beatdown of the Dolphins continues with Josh Allen’s 11-yard touchdown run to start the fourth quarter. The Bills have a 48-20 lead. And the AFC East very much looks like it still belongs to Buffalo. — Safid Deen
The contract for Bills receiver Stefon Diggs has an annual average value of $24 million. Diggs' four-year deal is worth $96 million. Here’s the full list of the NFL’s highest-paid receivers.
Josh Allen is up to four touchdown passes on the day, and Stefon Diggs has caught three of them. Diggs beat Dolphins cornerback Kader Kohou again, this time to catch a 13-yard touchdown and increase the Bills’ lead to 41-20. This marks Diggs' fourth career three-touchdown performance.
The other big play on Buffalo’s drive: Deonte Harty made a catch while on his knees, and got up to dodge a Dolphins defender to convert a first down in the red zone. — Safid Deen
In the third quarter, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa let a pass sail over a receiver and Bills safety Micah Hyde made him pay with an interception. Hyde returned it 23 yards to the Miami 25-yard line.
Bills kicker Tyler Bass nailed a 33-yard field goal to put Buffalo up 34-20 over the Dolphins with 5:21 left in the third quarter.
Tua Tagovailoa led the Dolphins down the field with a touchdown drive to start the second half. Tagovailoa threw a 11-yard touchdown pass to Braxton Berrios, but failed to convert two points when his pass to Tyreek Hill was incomplete. Still, the Dolphins narrowed the score on their first possession in the third quarter, trailing the Bills 31-20.
Tagovailoa had a first-down run and a 17-yard completion to Jaylen Waddle during the drive. — Safid Deen
Tua Tagovailoa was helpless, sitting at home as he watched his Miami Dolphins fall in just their third playoff game in 21 years on the road against the Buffalo Bills in January. But his path to becoming an NFL MVP favorite during Miami’s torrid start this season was already underway.
So, can he lead the Dolphins to a Week 4 comeback against the Bills?
Read Safid Deen’s full feature here.
Dolphins offensive tackle Terron Armstead suffered a knee injury in the first half and will not to return to the game against the Bills.
One week after scoring 35 at the half, the Dolphins have given up nearly as many points at halftime against Buffalo. Josh Allen has three touchdown passes, including two to Stefon Diggs, and the Bills have a 31-14 lead over the Dolphins at halftime. Buffalo entered the half, scoring 17 unanswered points on Miami. Tyler Bass kicked a 53-yard field goal with 1:39 left in the half to pad the score, capitalizing after Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert fumbled.
The Dolphins traded blows with Buffalo, with rookie running back De’Von Achane scoring two rushing touchdowns, but it was Miami’s offense that slowed down first in this game. Dolphins starting left tackle Terron Armstead left the game with a knee injury, and is questionable to return. Miami is already without starting center Connor Williams. — Safid Deen
Bills kicker Tyler Bass nailed a 53-yard field goal on fourth-and-14 with 1:39 left in the second quarter to extend Buffalo's lead over the Dolphins to 31-14.
Stefon Diggs is an animal. He broke two tackles by Dolphins defenders and scored a 55-yard touchdown from Josh Allen to give the Bills a 28-14 lead with 2:58 left before the half. Diggs dodged a tackle by Dolphins cornerback Kader Kohou. And when safety Brandon Jones came to help, Diggs got away from him, too.
It’s Diggs’ second touchdown catch of the game, and he’s up to 107 yards receiving. Allen is up to three touchdown passes on 14-of-16 passing with 201 yards. — Safid Deen
The Dolphins drafted Achane, who is listed at 5-foot-9 and 188 pounds, in the third round of the 2023 draft (84th pick) out of Texas A&M. The Missouri City, Texas, native rushed for 2,376 yards and 21 touchdowns in three seasons (30 games) for the Aggies.
Achane also ran track for Texas A&M, competing in the 2021 and 2022 indoor and outdoor seasons. In 2022, he competed in the 60m, 200m, 100m and the 4x100. He placed seventh in the 100m at the SEC Outdoor Championships, finishing in 10.25 seconds. He received All-SEC honors in 2021 for being a part of the 4x100m team that placed third.
Dolphins rookie running back De’Von Achane already has two touchdowns against the Bills. How do you pronounce his name? The team put together this handy pronunciation guide, which includes each player saying his name for fans to listen to. Achane pronounces his like this: deVON aye-chan.
We’ve got the first punt in the Dolphins-Bills game. After five possessions, the Dolphins are first to punt in this game. The Dolphins should consider themselves lucky it’s a punt: Braxton Berrios recovered a fumble by Raheem Mostert on third and 18 that could’ve given Buffalo prime position in their own red zone. Instead, the Bills will start on their side of the field for their fourth possession, already scoring on their first three. — Safid Deen
Bills receiver Stefon Diggs channeled his inner Stone Cold Steve Austin after scoring his touchdown in the second quarter against the Dolphins. Diggs grabbed two beers from fans in the stands, and celebrated just like the WWE Hall of Fame wrestler would after giving the Bills a 21-14 lead. The touchdown celebration gets a 10/10. — Safid Deen
Stefon Diggs found a weak spot in the Dolphins defense, and Josh Allen made them pay. Allen’s 11-yard touchdown pass to Diggs gives Buffalo the lead again, 21-14, with 10:02 left in the second quarter. Dolphins defensive back Kader Kohou had a 43-yard pass interference penalty, while defending Diggs to flip the field in Buffalo’s favor.
It’s been a heavyweight fight so far, with both teams scoring on every offensive possession in this game. — Safid Deen
The Dolphins drafted Achane in the third round of the 2023 draft (84th pick) out of Texas A&M. The Missouri City, Texas, native rushed for 2,376 yards and 21 touchdowns in three seasons (30 games) for the Aggies.
Achane also ran track for Texas A&M, competing in the 2021 and 2022 indoor and outdoor seasons. He received All-SEC honors in 2021 for being a part of the 4x100m team that placed third. In 2022, he competed in the 60m, 100m, 200m and the 4x100. He placed seventh in the 100m at the SEC Outdoor Championships, finishing in 10.25 seconds.
The Dolphins and Bills are in a slugfest early. Dolphins rookie running back De’Von Achane scored his second touchdown of the game on a jet sweep, with Tyreek Hill lined up in the backfield, to tie the game at 14-14 early in the second quarter.
Achane has 27 touches this season, and he’s up to six total touchdowns in his NFL career, after four last week during Miami’s 70-point breakout against Denver. — Safid Deen
The Dolphins QB went 6 for 6 for 87 yards in the first quarter.
The Bills QB went 7 for 7 in the first quarter for 80 yards and a touchdown.
We’ve seen the Eagles’ take over the NFL with their "tush push" touchdowns. How about Buffalo’s technique on their latest touchdown with quarterback Josh Allen just pushing his teammate from behind into the end zone? Bills running back James Cook scored the 1-yard touchdown run with Allen’s help, and Buffalo leads 14-7 with 1:14 left in the first quarter.
Cook appeared down inside the 1-yard line on a touchdown play, but the play stood after official review. Two drives by Buffalo, and both have ended in Bills touchdowns. — Safid Deen
The Dolphins responded to Buffalo’s game-opening touchdown with one of their own. Dolphins rookie running back De'Von Achane scored on a 3-yard run to tie the game 7-7 with 6:30 left in the first quarter. Two series, and touchdowns by both teams to start this AFC East showdown. The Dolphins’ drive was aided significantly by a catch from Jaylen Waddle, who came up with a tipped pass by Tua Tagovailoa after it was nearly intercepted, just before it hit the deck. — Safid Deen
What’s one way to slow the NFL’s highest scoring offense? Scoring first. Josh Allen led the Bills offense down the field, and found receiver Gabe Davis for an 18-yard touchdown on Buffalo’s first drive of the game against Miami. Allen was 4 of 4 for 45 yards, with each pass going to a different receiver. Allen’s touchdown pass was set up by an unnecessary roughness penalty by Dolphins defensive back Kader Kohou, who pushed Bills receiver Stefon Diggs out of bounds after a 17-yard completion. — Safid Deen
Jim Nantz (play-by-play) and Tony Romo (analyst) are on the call for the CBS broadcast.
The Dolphins opened the first drive with cornerback Kader Kohou on Stefon Diggs.
Entering Sunday, Diggs has faced the Dolphins seven times in his career. In those contests, he has 40 catches on 63 targets for 512 yards (12.8 yards per catch) and four touchdowns.
The Dolphins won the coin toss and deferred to the second half, so the Bills will open with the ball.
Ever hear a home team booed by their home fans after putting up 70 points in a rout? Well, it happened last week during the Miami Dolphins’ 70-20 blowout of the Denver Broncos on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium, with coach Mike McDaniel pulling back rather than making a final push for the NFL record for points in a single game. The Dolphins could have trotted kicker Jason Sanders out to attempt a 45-yard field goal, which would have broken the mark that has stood for 57 years. Instead, McDaniel instructed backup quarterback Mike White to take a knee because he didn’t want to “chase” after points or an NFL record. And the boos started – and ended shortly after – as the clock ran out. — Safid Deen
The 1 p.m. game is airing on CBS and streaming on Paramount+ (7-day free trial), NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL+ (out-of-market only), fuboTV (7-day free trial), YouTube TV (2-week free trial), Hulu + Live TV (7-day free trial).
The Buffalo Bills safety is active for the first time this season. Watch him take the field ahead of kickoff against the Dolphins.
The Bills are favorites to defeat the Dolphins, according to the BetMGM NFL odds.
USA TODAY Sports’ staff picks for this game:
QB Skylar Thompson, LB Jaelan Phillips, S Deshon Elliott, CB Eli Apple, OL Connor WIlliams and TE Tyler Kroft are inactive for the Dolphins.
S Jordan Yoer, CB Kaiir Elam, G Germain Ifedi, T Alec Anderson and DT Poona Ford are inactive for the Bills.
Entering Sunday, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is 72-of-101 passing for 1,024 yards, eight touchdowns, two picks and a 121.9 passer rating.
Entering Sunday’s game against the Dolphins, Bills quarterback Josh Allen is 80-of-110 passing for 728 yards, five touchdowns, four interceptions and a passer rating of 90.3 so far this season. He’s also run for 89 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries.
In 10 career games against the Dolphins, Bill quarterback Josh Allen completed 227 passes on 356 attempts (63.8%) for 2,694 yards, 27 touchdowns, five interceptions and a 106.1 passer rating.
So far this season, Bills quarterback Josh Allen is averaging 242.7 yards passing her game. For his career, Allen is averaging 239.1 yards passing per game.
Including last season’s wild card game in January, the Bills are 4-1 in their last five matchups against the Dolphins. Buffalo won that wild card matchup 34-31. They split last season’s two regular-season contests, the Dolphins winning the first outing 21-19 and the Bills winning the second one 32-19.
Buffalo’s defense might be just the unit to slow Miami’s roll. Sure, after collecting nine sacks and four takeaways against Washington and poor Sam Howell, the Bills will get a step up in competition as Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa enters as the league’s top-rated passer and likely MVP front-runner.
The Bills rank second in the league for scoring defense (11.7 points per game) while leading the NFL in interceptions (7), takeaways (9), lowest passer rating allowed (54) and pressure rate (50.6%). They are tied for second in the NFL for sacks (12) and third for passing yards allowed.
Plus, the Bills have defeated Miami seven consecutive times in Buffalo.
On paper, Buffalo stands a chance better than most.
Yet this Miami offense, averaging 43.3 points per game, is more lethal than the unit that went to Buffalo last season and lost a pair of games by three-point margins in Week 15 and in the wild-card round of the playoffs, the latter coming with Tagovailoa sidelined while in the league's concussion protocol.
Read Jarrett Bell's full piece here.
Through three games this season, Tyreek Hill has 25 catches on 35 targets for 412 yards, four touchdowns, 21 first downs and 16.5 yards per catch.
In five career games against the Bills, Tyreek Hill has 28 catches on 44 targets for 226 yards, one touchdown and 8.07 yards per catch.
Damar Hamlin is listed as active for the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, set to make his season debut.
Here is the Dolphins’ Week 4 injury report.
As the NFL puts a bow on the first month of the 2023 season, only three teams exit September with an unblemished record: the Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers.
All three have soared above the competition en route to a 3-0 mark, though their runs have not been without the occasional challenge. With each outfit boasting a high-powered offense (all three rank in the top seven in scoring) and promising quarterback, this group looks to have staying power.
But which one will be the last to fall? We asked USA TODAY Sports' NFL writers and columnists: Who will be the last undefeated team remaining this season?
The NFL is back, and with that, so are the announcing teams that will be the soundtrack of the games.
Keeping track of who is behind the microphone for which game on what network can be difficult to keep track of. We’re here to help and break down the main broadcast players for the 2023 NFL season inside the booth. — Chris Bumbaca
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The top NFL betting apps list the Miami Dolphins as one of the best bets for NFL Week 4 after scoring 70 points in a Week 3 blowout. The Dolphins are 2.5-point road underdogs against the Buffalo Bills, according to the BetMGM NFL odds. Looking to wager? Check out the best mobile sports betting apps offering NFL betting promos in 2023.
There is also significant interest surrounding the game between the Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots. Cowboys quarterback Dark Prescott has some of the best NFL MVP betting odds (+2500) in 2023. The Cowboys also boast some of the best early Super Bowl betting odds (+1000).
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The NFL's top 15 players in average annual salary are all quarterbacks, according to OverTheCap.com. As Joe Burrow proved in his new deal with the Cincinnati Bengals, teams place a huge priority on having a top-flight QB under center. Burrow's five-year, $275 million contract extension made him the league's highest paid player at a staggering average annual value of $55 million. San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa is the highest-paid non-quarterback in the league after signing a five-year, $170 million extension.
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