Week 4 Results From Wildcats in the NFL

Let's take a look and see how the Wildcats fared in Week 4 of the NFL season.
Week 4 Results From Wildcats in the NFL
Week 4 Results From Wildcats in the NFL /

We are four games into the season, which would be the official quarter mark in most years, but with the 17th game added this season, we are are just a hair below. Regardless, the season is moving rather quickly! Here are the Wildcat's results from Week 4 in the NFL:

New York Jets defeat the Tennessee Titans (Joseph Jones/Practice Squad), 27-24 in OT.

Chicago Bears defeat the Detroit Lions (Godwin Igwebuike), 24-14.

Indianapolis Colts (Ibraheim Campbell/Practice Squad) defeat the Miami Dolphins, 27-17.

Cleveland Browns (Blake Hance, Greg Newsome II/OUT, Ifeadi Odenigbo/Practice Squad, Anthony Walker/Injured Reserve) defeat the Minnesota Vikings, 14-7.

Washington Football Team defeat the Atlanta Falcons (John Raine/Practice Squad), 34-30.

New York Giants defeat the New Orleans Saints (Trevor Siemian), 27-21 in OT.

Dallas Cowboys (Hunter Niswander/Injured Reserve) defeat the Carolina Panthers, 36-28.

Arizona Cardinals defeat the Los Angeles Rams (Ben Skowronek/Injured Reserve, Earnest Brown IV/Practice Squad),  37-20.

Green Bay Packers (Tyler Lancaster, Dean Lowry) defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-17.

Los Angeles Chargers (Joe Gaziano, Justin Jackson, Rashawn Slater) defeat the Las Vegas Raiders, 28-14.

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