The NFC East went 3-0 this week, with the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, and Washington Commanders all securing wins while the Philadelphia Eagles enjoyed a much-needed bye week. With strong performances across the board,

Get a quick look at where the NFC East teams stand after four weeks of this season, from surprising contenders to struggling offenses.

Washington is four games into its new regime, and will play far tougher defenses than the last two weeks. Still, Jayden Daniels has surged ahead in the Offensive Rookie of the Year race and has the Commanders believing.

The calm before the storm hit Philadelphia this past weekend, although there was still plenty of roaring to be found at Citizens Bank Park. The Eagles were on their bye week following a dismal loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and had to sit on their hands and watch on as every other

The Eagles didn’t win or lose in Week 5 because they were on their bye week. It feels like a lost weekend, however, after all three NFC East teams won on Sunday with the Commanders, Cowboys, and Giants each took care of business with impressive wins.

Prior to the start of this season, if you had the Washington Commanders in sole possession of first place in the NFC East after four weeks, there would have been one universal reaction.