The San Francisco 49ers never really got going in their Week 4 loss vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars. Here are the highlights.

One thing that stood out in Week 4 was Penix's efficiency. His 77 percent completion rate kept the Falcons offense in rhythm and the chains moving. The team went 6-for-12 on third downs against the Commanders on Sunday. Penix added two passing touchdowns, and aside from his one interception, he was nearly flawless.

This week's NFL trade deadline added to an already shifting NFL landscape. Case in point, Thursday's outcome between the Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders served as the perfect microcosm. At 8-2, the Broncos—not the Kansas City Chiefs,

The Broncos won 10-7 over the Raiders in what is the lowest-scoring game of the season so far. Bo Nix only threw for 150 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions, while Geno Smith only threw for 143 yards.

The Broncos (8-2) own the league's best record, but they didn't look anything like it on a windy night in the Rocky Mountains. They barely outplayed the Raiders (2-7), who just traded away top receiver Jakobi Meyers,

The Denver Broncos temporarily moved to the top of the AFC standings with their Thursday night win over the Las Vegas Raiders.