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NFL Week 4 questions, takeaways: Big-time win for Cowboys? How concerning was Lamar's injury?
Confirmed
In Short: Malik Nabers of the New York Giants is questionable for Sunday night's game against the Dallas Cowboys due to a knee injury.
The Dallas Cowboys emerged victorious in a high-scoring game against the Houston Texans, marking a significant win for the team.
Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams pulled off an improbable comeback against the Philadelphia Eagles, showcasing their resilience on the field.
Our NFL Nation reporters provided detailed analysis and reactions to the games, highlighting key moments and lingering questions.
Fantasy football analysts Matt Bowen and Tristan Cockcroft also offered insights into the matchups, providing valuable information for fantasy players.
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo faced controversy as he questioned police during his July OWI arrest, stating he had 'zero' drinks and refused a breath test.
In a broader context, several NFL players, including former Eagles running back Miles Sanders and former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, have been arrested in connection with DUI-related charges in 2026.
The Washington Commanders will face the Dallas Cowboys in Week 2, but they will be without two of their key players: tight end Chig Okonkwo and linebacker Frankie Luvu.
The Commanders' defense is getting reinforcements up front, but linebacker Frankie Luvu's status remains uncertain for the Week 2 matchup.
Denver Broncos icon Mark Schlereth offered a blunt assessment when asked about Jerry Jones' role in the Cowboys' ongoing struggles.
The Cowboys have made changes for the 2026 season, but the pressure on Jerry Jones remains intense as the team seeks sustained postseason success.
Despite having star power, the Cowboys have struggled to convert talent into consistent playoff success.
The Cowboys traded their star pass rusher to the Green Bay Packers, with Jones later defending the decision and highlighting the potential benefits.
What's confirmed
- The Dallas Cowboys emerged victorious in a high-scoring game against the Houston Texans, marking a significant win for the team.
- Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams pulled off an improbable comeback against the Philadelphia Eagles, showcasing their resilience on the field.
- Our NFL Nation reporters provided detailed analysis and reactions to the games, highlighting key moments and lingering questions.
- Fantasy football analysts Matt Bowen and Tristan Cockcroft also offered insights into the matchups, providing valuable information for fantasy players.
- Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo faced controversy as he questioned police during his July OWI arrest, stating he had 'zero' drinks and refused a breath test.
- In a broader context, several NFL players, including former Eagles running back Miles Sanders and former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, have been arrested in connection with DUI-related charges in 2026.
- The Washington Commanders will face the Dallas Cowboys in Week 2, but they will be without two of their key players: tight end Chig Okonkwo and linebacker Frankie Luvu.
- The Commanders' defense is getting reinforcements up front, but linebacker Frankie Luvu's status remains uncertain for the Week 2 matchup.
- Denver Broncos icon Mark Schlereth offered a blunt assessment when asked about Jerry Jones' role in the Cowboys' ongoing struggles.
- The Cowboys have made changes for the 2026 season, but the pressure on Jerry Jones remains intense as the team seeks sustained postseason success.
- Despite having star power, the Cowboys have struggled to convert talent into consistent playoff success.
- The Cowboys traded their star pass rusher to the Green Bay Packers, with Jones later defending the decision and highlighting the potential benefits.
What's still developing
- Our NFL Nation reporters reacted to all the action, answering lingering questions coming out of each game and detailing everything else you need to know for teams that played Sunday.
- The Washington Commanders are heading to Texas this weekend to take on the Cowboys, and the "Command Center" crew gave their takes on the matchup.
- I'm back to answer more questions from the Washington Commanders' fan base, and it's a special gameday edition of the mail bag!
- The Philadelphia Eagles hosted the Washington Commanders on Sunday afternoon, while the Dallas Cowboys headed to MetLife Stadium for a Monday Night Football matchup against the New York Giants.
- Still, the franchise continues to face questions about who is really responsible when things go wrong.
- Schlereth’s response was just three words : “All the above.” Jones is not simply the Cowboys’ owner.
- Malik Nabers meant what he said: He really might not play in Sunday night’s Giants-Cowboys season opener.
- The Giants downgraded Nabers (knee) to questionable on Friday’s final injury report, increasing the likelihood that their top receiver will sit out entirely in Week 1.
- “I’ve been wanting to play for so long now, but at the end of the day, I can’t put my career at risk,” Nabers said Thursday.
- “To me, you can never rule out anything,” Harbaugh said, when asked if the Giants had to protect themselves from a last-minute Nabers decision.
- The coach said Nabers’ situation is “not that unique,” but the fact is that Nabers standing his ground so publicly against the Giants’ and training staff’s obvious preference is not normal.
- It went so well that Harbaugh said on Aug. 24 that it was “reasonable to assume” Nabers was trending towards being available in Week 1 against Dallas, barring a setback.