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Archive photograph, for illustration. A San Francisco 49ers helmet on display.

Chiefs, 49ers and Vikings remain unbeaten after NFL week four

Archive photograph, for illustration. A San Francisco 49ers helmet on display. · 2013 · Erik Drost · CC BY 2.0
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Three NFL teams reached 4-0 after week four, while New England’s victory at Buffalo ended another unbeaten start.

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The Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers and Minnesota Vikings are the NFL’s only 4-0 teams after week four. Buffalo dropped out of the unbeaten group when the New England Patriots won 29-26 on the road. [1]

Kansas City held off the Las Vegas Raiders 30-27 after Kenneth Walker scored two touchdowns in 19 seconds. The Chiefs recovered a fumble on the kick-off return between those scores, and Walker finished with 177 rushing yards from 22 carries. San Francisco beat Denver 24-14, helped by fourth-quarter touchdowns from Christian McCaffrey and George Kittle. Minnesota edged Miami 15-10, with Will Reichard kicking all five of its field goals. [1]

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye threw for 269 yards and three touchdowns against Buffalo. Elsewhere, the Los Angeles Rams overturned a half-time deficit to beat Philadelphia 24-20, with Kyren Williams scoring twice in the final four minutes. The Eagles were without DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert before the game and lost Saquon Barkley early to a hamstring injury. [1]

Dallas also won a close contest, beating Houston 34-30 on Dak Prescott’s late touchdown pass to CeeDee Lamb. Lamb caught 17 passes for 189 yards as the Cowboys moved to 2-2. [1]

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