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10 Thoughts on the NFL, Week 4: Bears QB musical chairs wins again

The Chicago Bears' quarterback carousel continued to deliver results in Week 4, with Tyson Bagent leading the team to a 23-12 victory over the New York Jets at Soldier Field. The win underscores the Bears' flexibility at the position, as Ben Johnson has now guided three different quarterbacks—Case Keenum, Mitchell Trubisky, and Bagent—to victories.

While speculation swirls about who could best suit Johnson against the Green Bay Packers, Trubisky emerges as the pragmatic choice, having previously defeated the Packers, despite Justin Fields' greater talent. Meanwhile, the NFL's officiating decisions have drawn criticism, with officials increasingly engaging in verbal exchanges with players over minor infractions, a trend that feels out of step with modern expectations for professionalism on the field.

Injuries also cast a shadow over the week, as Tyquan Thornton suffered a season-ending ankle dislocation late in a game against the Las Vegas Raiders. The former second-round pick was on track for his best professional season before the setback, leaving Chiefs fans to ponder how the team might adapt without his contributions.

On a brighter note, the Atlanta Falcons' backfield duo of Bijan Robinson and Brian Robinson combined for an explosive 207 rushing yards and five touchdowns, showcasing the dynamic potential of the duo. Their performance left fantasy football owners reaping the rewards, while also highlighting the Falcons' offensive firepower in a Week 4 win.

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