NFL Scores Week 4: Results, Standings and Top Fantasy Stars

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles can happily say "cheerio" to London following a 30-27 win over the Indianapolis Colts.

Bortles opened Sunday's slate of Week 4 games with a dual-threat offensive performance that saw him throw for two touchdowns and run for another.

The NFL shared a replay of the quarterback keeper that extended Jacksonville's second-quarter lead:

Earlier in the week, the Cincinnati Bengals defense stifled the Miami Dolphins on the way to a 22-7 win. Bengals receiver A.J. Green provided more than enough offense on his own, scoring his team's lone touchdown and piling up 173 yards.

Other notable fantasy performers from the week can be found below:

Away	Score	Home	Notable Fantasy Star
Miami Dolphins	7-22	Cincinnati Bengals	A.J. Green (10 rec., 173 yds, 1 TD)
Indianapolis Colts	27-30	Jacksonville Jaguars	Blake Bortles (19-of-33, 207 yds, 2 TDs, 36 rush yds, 1 TD)
Detroit Lions	14-17	Chicago Bears	Brian Hoyer (28-of-36, 302 yds, 2 TDs)
Buffalo Bills	16-0	New England Patriots	LeSean McCoy (70 rush yds, 6 rec., 38 yds, 1 TD)
Seattle Seahawks	27-17	New York Jets	Russell Wilson (23-of-32, 309 yds, 3 TDs)
Tennessee Titans	20-27	Houston Texans	Will Fuller (7 rec., 81 yds, 1 TD)
Carolina Panthers	33-48	Atlanta Falcons	Matt Ryan (28-of-37, 503 yds, 4 TDs)
Cleveland Browns	20-31	Washington Redskins	Isaiah Crowell (112 yds, 1 TD)
Oakland Raiders	28-27	Baltimore Ravens	Michael Crabtree (7 rec., 88 yds, 3 TDs)
Dallas Cowboys	24-17	San Francisco 49ers	Ezekiel Elliott (138 rush yds, 1 TD, 19 rec yds)
Los Angeles Rams	17-13	Arizona Cardinals	Brian Quick (2 rec., 69 yds, 2 TDs)
New Orleans Saints	35-34	San Diego Chargers	Philip Rivers (28-of-43, 321 yds, 2 TDs)
Denver Broncos	27-7	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Denver D/ST (7 points allowed, 3 TOs)
Kansas City Chiefs	14-43	Pittsburgh Steelers	Ben Roethlisberger (22-of-27, 300 yds, 5 TDs)

Updated Standings

AFC East	AFC North	AFC South	AFC West
NFC East	NFC North	NFC South	NFC West
New England Patriots (3-1)	Baltimore Ravens (3-1)	Houston Texans (3-1)	Denver Broncos (4-0)
Buffalo Bills (2-2)	Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1)	Tennessee Titans (1-3)	Oakland Raiders (3-1)
New York Jets (1-3)	Cincinnati Bengals (2-2)	Jacksonville Jaguars (1-3)	Kansas City Chiefs (2-2)
Miami Dolphins (1-3)	Cleveland Browns (0-4)	Indianapolis Colts (1-3)	San Diego Chargers (1-3)
Philadelphia Eagles (3-0)	Minnesota Vikings (3-0)	Atlanta Falcons (3-1)	Los Angeles Rams (3-1)
Dallas Cowboys (3-1)	Green Bay Packers (2-1)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-3)	Seattle Seahawks (3-1)
New York Giants (2-1)	Chicago Bears (1-3)	Carolina Panthers (1-3)	San Francisco 49ers (1-3)
Washington Redskins (2-2)	Detroit Lions (1-3)	New Orleans Saints (1-3)	Arizona Cardinals (1-3)

Notable Week 4 Fantasy Performers

Blake Bortles

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"There was a lot of hype before the season," Bortles said following last week's loss, per ESPN.com's Michael DiRocco. "Now that's gone."

Following Week 4's bounce-back performance, some of the hype surrounding the Jaguars offense may start coming back.

Granted, the 30-point performance came against a Colts defense that has looked, to put it kindly, porous this season. But there were encouraging signs from the Jags.

First, Bortles was able to avoid the kind of slow start that has plagued him for much of his career, as NFL Research noted:

Second, he avoided turnovers. As a rookie, Bortles tossed 17 picks. He led the NFL with 18 interceptions the next season. Any week in which he logs a zero in that column is a personal win.

Matt Ryan

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In case there were any lingering doubts about the Atlanta Falcons offense, the obliteration of the defending NFC champion Carolina Panthers should put them to rest.

Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan led the charge, throwing for 503 yards and four touchdowns in a 48-33 win. He became the second player to ever throw for 400-plus yards against the Panthers, per SportsCenter:

He was particularly lethal throwing to Julio Jones, inspiring this declaration from Atlanta Hawks power forward Paul Millsap:

The beatdown moved Atlanta to 3-1 and into firm control of the NFC South.

Julio Jones

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As for Jones, well, he did all right. The explosive receiver went for 300 receiving yards and a touchdown. Yes, 300 yards.

ESPN.com's Mike Clay cleared up any understandable confusion:

The NFL shared the play that took him to 300, a 75-yard touchdown reception:

Stopping Ryan and Jones is going to be a nightmare for opponents for the rest of the season.