T he Sunday of Week 4 started in Dublin and ended in Dallas, with drama unfolding from morning to late night. The Eagles and Bills remain undefeated, the Lions certified their bully status, and the Rams took down "Indiana Jones" and the upstart Colts. Let's see where everyone stands after some thrilling Week 4 action.

Philadelphia defensive tackle Jordan Davis blocked a field-goal attempt as time expired that he ran back for a touchdown in the Eagles' 33-26 win over the Rams.

Losses come in all shapes and sizes. For the Los Angeles Rams, it was a blown lead in the second half after leading the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial

He'll forever be remembered as a hero in this one. His 44-yard blocked field-goal attempt with three seconds remaining led to a 61-yard scoop and score and one of the most dramatic wins in the franchise's 90-plus-year history.

Even after blowing a 19-point lead and falling behind by a point to the Eagles in the final two minutes, the Rams had a chance to win it. Matthew Stafford drove the offense down the field and got the Rams to the Eagles' 26-yard line but for the second straight time, Joshua Karty had his field goal attempt blocked.

The Eagles walked into the locker room Sunday down 12 to the Rams, their offense mired in stalled drives and short possessions. They walked out with urgency, rhythm and a rediscovered identity.

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The Los Angeles Rams bounced back on Sunday with a 27-20 win over the Indianapolis Colts, just a week after their heartbreaking loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.