It's another week in the NFL, and while that means big plays and touchdowns galore, it unfortunately also means injuries. We're keeping a running tab of every notable injury from Sunday's slate of games.

Hunt, who signed a five-year, $100 million contract, leads all right guards with a .9 percent pressure rate, according to Pro Football Focus. Lewis, who landed a four-year, $53 million deal, is second behind All-Pro Quenton Nelson among left guards with a 1.0 percent rate.

Rashee Rice and Anthony Richardson were among the NFL players injured in Week 4. Those hurt in Thursday and Sunday games will be evaluated for their injuries this week to determine timelines for return.

Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry are finding their rhythm in Baltimore, and Jayden Daniels is looking like the real deal. On the flip side, the Browns need to take a look in the mirror in order to get their offense out of its funk.

Each week of the NFL season, The Baltimore Sun will recap the best and worst from around the league. Here are our winners and losers from Week 4: Winner: Ravens Never underestimate how quickly things can change in the NFL.

How high did the Ravens rise and the Bills fall in our Week 5 Power Rankings? Plus, the biggest issue on defense for every team.

FOX Sports' NFL experts break down what we learned from Sunday's NFL action and what it means for every team in the league.

The first week of the NFL season is a roller coaster. After the second, there is still too little data to know which teams are contenders and which ones are not. By the third, trends begin to form. But Week 4?