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The NFL enters week four, and there's no shortage of excitement and upsets on the horizon. The Dallas Cowboys look to bounce back against the Giants, with Daniel Jones expected to struggle outside of his Cleveland game-winner. The Cowboys are a slight favorite, but they've been inconsistent all season, and the Giants are on a high after beating the Browns.

In other Sunday matchups, the New Orleans Saints travel to Atlanta, where they'll face off against a Falcons team reeling from a Monday Night Football loss. Despite a mediocre offense, Atlanta's got the edge at home, and we expect a close game with a score of 24-6 in favor of the Falcons.

The Los Angeles Rams are on the road to take on the Chicago Bears, with Caleb Williams set to build on his strong garbage-time performance. While Chicago's got the potential to win, the Rams are due for a big performance, and we think they'll cover the spread at 23-13.

The Green Bay Packers look to stay hot as they host the Vikings, who are riding a three-game winning streak behind quarterback Sam Darnold. While the Vikings' success won't last forever, they've got a boatload of weapons, and we expect a tight game, with the Packers edging out the win 20-17.

In the late afternoon games, the Pittsburgh Steelers look to improve to 4-0 as they face the Colts, who are still adjusting to quarterback Anthony Richardson. The Steelers have got this one in the bag, and we think they'll cover the spread comfortably.

The New York Jets, fresh off their dominating performance against the Patriots, welcome the Denver Broncos to town. With the Broncos traveling on short rest and dealing with injuries, we expect the Jets to run wild and cover the seven-point spread.

Finally, in the late afternoon's only matchup, the Philadelphia Eagles travel to Tampa Bay to take on a struggling Buccaneers team. With Jaylen Hurts leading the way, we think the Eagles will score plenty of points and cover the spread comfortably, winning 30-20.

These matchups should make for an exciting weekend of football, and we've got our finger on the pulse of what to expect.