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Standout Performers

Henry Anderson • DE • New York Jets • Fourth season • @HenryAnderson91

Anderson continues to torment offensive lines after being traded to the New York Jets, registering his third sack of the season in a 31-12 loss at Jacksonville. On just 33 defensive snaps, Anderson finished with three pressures, two run stops and three passes defended. Anderson's 3.0 sacks through four games is a career high, totaling 12 total pressures according to Pro Football Focus. 

Zach Ertz • TE • Philadelphia Eagles • Sixth season • @ZErtz_86

Ertz put up another huge day in Philadelphia's 26-23 loss at Tennessee, catching 10 of 14 targets for 112 yards while appearing on 76 offensive snaps (97 percent), the most of any Eagles skill position player. He joins Antonio Gates (33 in 2007) and Jimmy Graham (32 in 2014) as the only NFL tight ends with 31 catches through four games since 1999. Since Ertz entered the league in 2013, he has six games with 10 or more catches and 100 or more yards – only five players have more such performances – Antonio Brown, Julio Jones, Keenan Allen, A.J. Green and Odell Beckham Jr.

Andrew Luck • QB • Indianapolis Colts • Seventh season • @ALBookClub

Luck became the second-fastest NFL quarterback to reach 20,000 passing yards in a monster performance during Indianapolis' 37-34 loss against Houston. He tied a franchise record for completions (40), setting a franchise record in passing attempts (62) for a career-high 464 yards with four touchdowns and zero interceptions. Through four weeks, Luck ranks second in completions (125) and attempts (186).

Blake Martinez • ILB • Green Bay Packers • Third season • @Big__Blake50

Martinez led Green Bay's defense to a shutout performance on Sunday, playing every snap of a 22-0 win against Buffalo. He finished with nine tackles, including two for loss, two quarterback hits and his first sack of the season. He also added five run stops according to Pro Football Focus, which ranks him as the second-highest graded linebacker (84.9) in the league through four weeks – Martinez has not missed a snap this season. 

Quick Hitters

  • Johnson Bademosi appeared on 22 special teams snaps in Houston's 37-34 win at Indianapolis.
  • Doug Baldwin caught five of seven targets for 41 yards on 76 percent of offensive snaps in Seattle's 20-17 win at Arizona, his first appearance since Week 1.
  • David DeCastro played every snap of Pittsburgh's 26-14 loss against Baltimore on Sunday night, his first appearance since Week 1. He allowed zero quarterback pressures on 50 pass-blocking snaps, according to Pro Football Focus.
  • Cameron Fleming appeared on one offensive snap and six special teams snaps in Dallas' 26-24 win against Detroit.
  • Joshua Garnett was inactive for San Francisco's 29-27 loss at the Los Angeles Chargers with a toe injury sustained in Week 1.
  • Ryan Hewitt was inactive for Indianapolis' 37-34 loss against Houston.
  • Kevin Hogan was inactive for Denver's 27-23 loss against Kansas City.
  • Austin Hooper caught one of two targets for 19 yards in Atlanta's 37-36 loss against Cincinnati.
  • Peter Kalambayi made one special teams tackle on 76 percent of special teams snaps in Houston's 37-34 win at Indianapolis.
  • Ty Montgomery gained 74 yards from scrimmage in Green Bay's 22-0 win against Buffalo, carrying five times for 18 yards while catching two of three targets for 56 yards, including a 43-yard reception, on 20 offensive snaps.
  • Trent Murphy made two tackles on 66 percent of defensive snaps in Buffalo's 22-0 loss at Green Bay.
  • Andrus Peat played all 70 offensive snaps in New Orleans' 33-18 win at the New York Giants, helping the Saints rush for 170 yards on 32 carries (5.3 average) with three touchdowns.
  • Harrison Phillips made two tackles in Buffalo's 22-0 loss at Green Bay while appearing on 33 percent of defensive snaps.
  • Justin Reid made five tackles and defended one pass in Houston's 37-34 win at Indianapolis while appearing on 49 percent of defensive snaps and 78 percent of special teams snaps.
  • Jordan Richards made one special teams tackle on 19 defensive snaps and 22 special teams snaps in Atlanta's 37-36 loss against Cincinnati.
  • Brennan Scarlett appeared on four defensive snaps and 73 percent of special teams snaps in Houston's 37-34 win at Indianapolis, finishing with one special teams tackle.
  • Dalton Schultz was inactive for Dallas' 26-24 win against Detroit.
  • Richard Sherman was inactive for San Francisco's 29-27 loss at the Los Angeles Chargers with a calf injury sustained in Week 3.
  • Michael Thomas started in the New York Giants' 33-18 loss against New Orleans, finishing with one special teams tackle on 10 defensive snaps and 27 special teams snaps.
  • Solomon Thomas made two tackles on 72 percent of defensive snaps in San Francisco's 29-27 loss at the Los Angeles Chargers.
  • Levine Toilolo caught both of his targets for 12 yards in Detroit's 26-24 loss at Dallas.

Byes: Carolina (Christian McCaffrey)