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NFL Best And Worst: From CeeDee Lamb’s Sizzle To The Eagles' Offensive Fizzle

CeeDee Lamb continued to dazzle in Week 4, reinforcing his status as one of the NFL’s most electrifying receivers. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys’ offensive fireworks were matched by standout defensive plays from Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Travis Hunter, who delivered a jaw-dropping interception and juke move against the Cincinnati Bengals—even if the play was later negated by a penalty.

Hunter, the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner, has yet to justify his massive draft investment with offensive production, but his defensive flashes are starting to emerge. The Jaguars traded two first-round picks and a second-rounder to secure Hunter at No.

2 overall in 2025, and while he’s been a non-factor in the passing game so far, his defensive impact—including four pass breakups and a career-high 58 coverage snaps—is turning heads. His potential as a dual-threat player remains unproven, but his defensive upside is becoming clearer with each game.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, the Philadelphia Eagles’ offense continued its struggles, while the Los Angeles Chargers’ late-game decision-making left fans baffled. With the Chargers trailing 27-6 and facing a fourth-and-goal scenario, offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel called a risky play that exposed quarterback Justin Herbert to a broken-up pass near the end zone.

The call, which involved a backfield pass to Tre’ Harris followed by a deep fade route for Herbert, raised questions about the Chargers’ offensive strategy in a critical moment. The play underscored the team’s ongoing challenges, as they remain mired in a disappointing season start.

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WR CeeDee Lamb (thigh), CB Joey Porter Jr. (ankle) estimated as full participants