NFL Week 4: Commanders Play Colts in London as Raiders Face Chiefs

The NFL returns to London this October as the Washington Commanders face the Indianapolis Colts at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, kicking off a three-game series in the British capital for Week 4. Across the league, this weekend features three division rivalries, a clash between unbeaten teams, and matchups between teams contending for the title.

Commanders and Colts Meet in London to Open International Series

Washington and Indianapolis arrive holding identical 1-2 records and similar defensive vulnerabilities. Washington enters following a 33-31 win over Seattle, a game in which Marcus Mariota threw four touchdowns. Quarterback Jayden Daniels has returned to practice this week following a elbow injury, leaving his status uncertain heading into kickoff. Defensively, Washington surrenders an average of 30.7 points and 362.3 yards per contest, struggling notably against the pass.

Indianapolis secured a narrow 19-17 victory over Houston last week, relying on a late field goal by Spencer Shrader. Quarterback Daniel Jones has posted 611 yards and three touchdowns, forcing running back Jonathan Taylor to shoulder the offensive load with 258 yards and four scores. The Colts defense ranks last in the league, allowing 417.3 yards per game.

Bills Host Patriots Seeking Redemption After Division Loss

The Buffalo Bills enter Sunday’s 7:00 p.m. kickoff at 3-0, boasting the league’s most productive offense at 33.7 points per game. Josh Allen has accounted for 11 touchdowns—including six on the ground—while running back James Cook comes off a 154-yard performance with a touchdown. Buffalo hosts the New England Patriots in search of payback after dropping a 23-20 decision last season that helped Mike Vrabel’s squad capture the division title.

New England travels with an offense averaging just 12 points per game. While the Patriots’ defense has kept opponents to 17 points per contest, matching up against Buffalo’s high-powered roster presents a steep challenge as the Bills look to protect their unblemished record.

Bengals and Jaguars Clash in Ohio Featuring Former No. 1 Picks

Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals host the Jacksonville Jaguars at 7:00 p.m. Sunday in a matchup of quarterbacks selected as the first pick of the Draft. Burrow has thrown for 743 yards, six touchdowns, and one interception over three games, combining with wide receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins to generate 26.7 points and 323.3 yards per game for Cincinnati.

Jacksonville arrives with a 2-1 record following a 35-6 victory over New England, powered by three touchdowns from Trevor Lawrence. Lawrence has totaled 616 passing yards, seven touchdowns, and two interceptions this season. The Jaguars defense anchors their early success, tallying four interceptions, eight sacks, and a plus-four turnover differential while permitting only three touchdowns across three games.

Raiders and Chiefs Battle for AFC West Supremacy

The Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs put their 3-0 records on the line in a 10:25 p.m. showdown. Las Vegas emerges as an early-season surprise in the AFC West, securing its third win by defeating New Orleans 35-27 ahead of Sunday night’s meeting.

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