NFL Predictions Week 4: 3 Quarterbacks Who Will Continue NFL's High-Flying Ways

The NFL is still going through an offensive explosion. The third week gave us a little less production, but there were still a lot of points scored throughout the league.

I don't know if it will continue for the rest of the season. But in games where these quarterbacks are playing, we'll see it for another week.

Tom Brady

We can focus on the four interceptions. I prefer to focus on the fact that he threw four touchdowns for nearly 400 yards.

The Patriots are actually a pretty one-dimensional team. Defensively, they have a lot of holes. Their running game is less than stellar.

Brady and the passing attack is the dimension that the Patriots have. What a dimension it is.

Brady's said that he hates the Jets. The Patriots are coming off of a tough loss to the Bills. The Jets just lost to the Raiders. Now, the Patriots take on the Raiders.

Don't be surprised if they come to Oakland looking to run it up on the Raiders.

I am not counting Oakland out in this game. But if they win, it will be in a shootout. Brady will have a big day.

Matthew Stafford

Dallas has a good defense. But when the quarterback gets the ball off, he tends to do quite well against them.

Stafford is off to a hot start this year. He's remained healthy and has Calvin Johnson as his top receiver.

Dallas will need to have an incredible pass rush in this one.

Stafford has the potential to light up the secondary. He is really coming out of a shadow this year.

It's really hard to imagine Stafford not having a big day. Detroit's running game has some questions. So, it makes sense that they will look to get the ball to Johnson. Those numbers will belong to Stafford too.

Ryan Fitzpatrick

Alex Smith had a strong game against the Cincinnati secondary. Ryan Fitzpatrick may well push 400 yards in this one.

He is off to an amazing start this year. Don't expect it to drop off this week.

The Bills have so many weapons and Fitzpatrick is having a season that people only dream of. This isn't Peyton Manning or Tom Brady.

Fitzpatrick was one of the last players taken in the 2005 NFL draft.

Now, he's one of the top quarterbacks in the early weeks of the season. That will continue. He's a real MVP candidate at this point.