Week 5 is coming up!
THE NFL TODAY kicks off at noon ET on CBS & Paramount+.
Kirk Cousins joins the show live, Jim & JJ check in from Pittsburgh, and more!
HOMECOMING 💜 For the first time in his NFL career, Justin Jefferson will play in his hometown of New Orleans tomorrow as the Vikings take on the Saints. From growing up in New Orleans to becoming one of the NFL’s biggest superstars, JJ is finally coming home. A special moment.
131 saves — the most in the league so far.
Jesper Wallstedt is rocking a .936 save percentage and is off to a fantastic start this season.
It’s still early, but remember this tweet: Jesper is going to have a special season. 🔥
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Fleck on having two weeks to prepare for Iowa:
"I told our football team, listen, those you can't take the first six games away from us. There's going to be some really good, bad, and ugly in college football. We're a four-and-two football team. That's beat ranked teams. We got beat on the road and did not play our best football when somebody else played as good as they played. So we're going to learn from the first six games. We're going to embrace that during the bye week. We're going to get a little time to heal. We need to heal. We got a lot of players playing that are pretty young in a lot of positions, and we got to keep getting better. And that's all we're going to do is keep improving. And then we got a six-game stretch where anything can happen, and we're going to take them one-game championship season at a time and go out there and see if we can play way better football than we did today."
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ESPN added “Monday Night Football Field Pass with The Pat McAfee Show” and “MNF Playbook with Next Gen Stats” alternate casts to Super Bowl LXI and select “MNF” weeks.
Brock Purdy's 89.6 Total QBR is the highest by any quarterback through four games since 2020, when NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers had a 90.6 Total QBR. Purdy is the first QB with at least 10 touchdown passes and zero sacks taken in the first four games of a season since Dan Marino in 1984, the year he won NFL MVP.