NFL's Top Plays of Week 4
The wildness of the 2020 NFL season continued in Week 4, with the offenses firing on all cylinders.
Check out the best moments from across the league from Week 4, starting off with a shootout between the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns.
OBJ has a day
Odell Beckham Jr. reminded us of his playmaking abilities, scoring three TDs to give Cleveland the 49-38 win over the Cowboys.
Beckham connected with Mayfield, but in an unexpected turn of events, he also snagged a deep throw from Jarvis Landry to begin the onslaught.
The bomb from Landry rightfully caught The King's attention.
Vintage Brady on display
Brady might have started the game on the wrong foot, but he had no problem with his arm. Following the pick-6, he rallied to throw five TDs to five different receivers.
And with the victory, Brady now boasts 222 regular season wins in the NFL, the most in league history by any player.
Herbert puts up a valiant fight
Chargers QB Justin Herbert showed out – despite the loss – beginning with a 53-yard dime downtown for the score.
And the young starter under center continued his highlight reel-worthy plays, with a deep drop into the bucket for another TD.
Action Jackson to the house
Lamar Jackson ran it in for a nice little 50-yard score in his 31-17 victory over the Washington Football team.
Jackson is back.
In like a Lamb
There was some good news for Cowboys fans: CeeDee Lamb officially recorded his first career touchdown.
And he finished with not one, but two scores in the defeat.
Interceptions flying everywhere
Seahawks safety Ryan Neal stepped in for Jamal Adams, and shined in his debut.
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Josh Allen is next level
Allen has now thrown TDs to nine different receivers, an NFL-best.
But he wasn't the only Bills player turning heads – John Brown somehow held on for the score.
While Cole Beasley started his scoring this season in style, with an acrobatic catch in the endzone for his first receiving TD.
It's a good day to be named Joe in Cincy
Joey B sent it to Joe Mixon, who hurdled over the defender for the TD.
And with it, the Joe's locked up their first win of the season in Cincinnati.
Mr. Unlimited lives up to his name
If you don't know, now you know: Russell Wilson has an arm.
One of the frontrunners for regular season MVP delivered under pressure to David Moore for 57 yards.
And the David Moore-Russell Wilson connection was real. Moore grabbed it in the corner for the score.
The Seahawks will return home with a 31-23 win over Miami.