The Kansas City Chiefs delivered their best performance of the season in Week 4, dominating the Baltimore Ravens 37-20 to improve to 2-2. While their defense has been relatively consistent through the first four weeks,

The NFL front-loaded the Ravens' schedule with challenging, made-for-TV opponents to help the league get off to a fast start with ratings.

The "first quarter of the NFL season" refers to the first four weeks of the 17-week regular season, and we're looking at the best and worst defensive performers for the Baltimore Ravens

After having both of their starting cornerbacks leave last week's road loss to the Kansas City Chiefs early with injuries, the Baltimore Ravens are reinforcing

Jackson injured his hamstring in the third quarter of last Sunday's 37-20 loss in Kansas City. If Jackson can't play this week, Cooper Rush would start.

Recovery time for hamstring strains largely depends on the severity of the injury. A mild strain typically sidelines a player for only a few weeks, while a more serious one can require months of recovery.

It feels like this has been said weekly. Everyone tries to calm down and relax. Yes, it's easier said than done. Yes, we've seen the first month of Baltimore Ravens games, the injury news, and the most recent loss to a Kansas City Chiefs team that was supposed to be wounded and ripe for the taking.

The Steelers beat the Minnesota Vikings, 24-21, in Dublin on Sunday behind solid play from Rodgers, combined with a defense that had six sacks and two takeaways. The running game, always a Steelers staple, showed signs of life with 131 yards on 29 carries.