NFL standings, Week 4: Where things stand in each division as we move toward Week 5

The NFL is working is way through Week and we're fast approaching the close of the first quarter of the season. It's no longer a simple four-week quarter, but we're close enough for thinking through the season.

As the NFL moves into its later games in the week, we're taking a look at through the standings across each division. Below are the eight divisional standings, along with some quick thoughts about each division after four weeks of football. We'll update with the remaining results as the NFL moves toward Week 5.

AFC East

The Dolphins opened the week losing to the Bengals and also losing QB Tua Tagovailoa to a head injury. His status is uncertain moving forward.

1. Miami Dolphins, 3-1
2. Buffalo Bills, 2-1
3. New England Patriots, 1-2
4. New York Jets, 1-2

AFC North

The Bengals won their second straight, beating the Dolphins on Thursday. The Browns came up short in Atlanta.

1. Baltimore Ravens, 2-1
2. Cleveland Browns, 2-2
3. Cincinnati Bengals, 2-2
4. Pittsburgh Steelers, 1-2

AFC South

The Titans nearly blew a double digit lead against the Colts, but held on to get a huge road win.

1. Jacksonville Jaguars, 2-1
2. Tennessee Titans, 2-2
3. Indianapolis Colts, 1-2-1
4. Houston Texans, 0-2-1

AFC West

TBD

1. Kansas City Chiefs, 2-1
2. Denver Broncos, 2-1
3. Los Angeles Chargers, 1-2
4. Las Vegas Raiders, 0-3

NFC East

TBD

1. Philadelphia Eagles, 3-0
2. Dallas Cowboys, 2-1
3. New York Giants, 2-1
4. Washington Commanders, 1-2

NFC North

The Vikings edged out the Saints Sunday morning in London to guarantee first place for one more week.

1. Minnesota Vikings, 3-1
2. Green Bay Packers, 2-1
3. Chicago Bears, 2-1
4. Detroit Lions, 1-2

NFC South

The Saints lost Sunday morning in London in the closing seconds, unable to convert a game-tying 61-yard field goal as time expired. The Falcons picked off Jacoby Brissett late to secure a win over the Browns.

1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2-1
2. Atlanta Falcons, 2-2
3. Carolina Panthers, 1-2
4. New Orleans Saints, 1-3

NFC West

TBD

1. Los Angeles Rams, 2-1
2. San Francisco 49ers, 1-2
3. Seattle Seahawks, 1-2
4. Arizona Cardinals, 1-2

  
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