The Pats had their worst defensive day of the season and STILL WON 16-10. We might be watching Bill Belichick painting his masterpiece. Sean Wagner-McGough says the Skins can't throw Dwayne Haskins to the wolves next week, and John Breech and Ryan Wilson also join to sort out everything from a weird Week 4 (CMC for MVP?).

A week after getting thrashed by the Jags, the Titans did some thrashing of their own. It's not easy being the NFL's most unpredictable team, and it's not easy to grade them, but John Breech says Tennessee earned its 'A' this week. John handed out grades to every team, including an 'F' for the Skins (has time run out for Jay Gruden?) and a 'C' for one Super Bowl contender.

Speaking of 0-4 Washington, there aren't many good things to say, but there is history being made. The Redskins opened as a 16-point dog to the Pats, which is the biggest home dog they've ever been (and the line could keep growing). John Breech points out a reason to have hope, though, as he breaks down every Week 5 spread; should Aaron Rodgers be this big of a dog?

Week 4 is typically when everything we thought we knew gets tipped on its head, and that's EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED. Patrick Mahomes was supposed to go video-game mode for his first NFL dome appearance, but didn't have a single TD. Dan Schneier ranks that as No. 1 in his top 10 surprises, which includes Jameis' Winston's big day and a defender's historically hot start.

Wayne Gallman and Ronald Jones looked awesome, while Odell Beckham and DeAndre Hopkins gave us almost nothing. So, what should we buy into after a weird Week 4? Heath Cummings says you can believe that Jones will be a fantasy starter the rest of the way, but he's not buying the rumblings about the Cardinals, and here's what Heath thinks of Gallman.

Sure, it's a matchup of 0-3 teams for Monday Night Football, but consider this: The winner will be just one game out of first in the AFC North. Jared Dubin broke down exactly what to expect in the prime time matchup between Mason Rudolph and Andy Dalton, including whether Joe Mixon can finally get it going and an interesting prediction.

Vontaze Burfict is no stranger to being fined and suspended for his actions on the field, and that played a big role in the NFL deciding to end the linebacker's season after just four games for a hit he put on the Colts' Jack Doyle. Check out what the league had to say about it, and what might happen with one more illegal hit.