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NFL Week 4 Plays That Stood Out: Dak Prescott Carves Up Houston; Drake Maye Delivers

Week 4 of the NFL delivered a slate of pivotal moments that reshaped divisional races and reignited MVP conversations. Dak Prescott dominated the Texans defense, completing 71% of his passes for 331 yards and securing a game-winning touchdown in Dallas’ victory.

A standout play came when Prescott executed a precise shoulder feint to evade Houston’s Kamari Lassiter, leading to a 22-yard touchdown catch by George Pickens—a reception that shifted the Cowboys’ win probability by nearly a quarter. The play underscored Dallas’ ability to exploit aggressive coverage, as Prescott capitalized on Lassiter’s focus on short routes by delivering a double-move pass in the fourth quarter, sealing the win and solidifying Prescott’s case as a frontrunner for offensive honors.

Meanwhile, Drake Maye silenced critics with a commanding performance against the Buffalo Bills, further complicating the AFC East’s unpredictable landscape. The Chiefs, too, extended their lead in the AFC West with a dominant win over the Raiders, reinforcing their early-season momentum.

Each of these teams now enters Week 5 with heightened confidence, though the razor-thin margins in these contests could easily flip the narrative with a single misstep.

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