Takeaways From Week Four in the NFL Season

We're a quarter of the way through the season and we already have a coach (slash GM) fired! We also have a surprise 3-1 team in the NFL! Here's what went down in Week 4 of the NFL season!

• CLEVELAND ROCKS! Seriously. The Cleveland Browns are 3-1 (!), showing off a tubular offensive display on Sunday. Cleveland routed the defenseless Dallas Cowboys, 49-38, to put themselves in a good position for a playoff spot. Odell Beckham Jr. had a nice game, catching five passes for 81 yards and two touchdowns while running for 73 yards (including a 50-yard touchdown run) on two carries. Nick Chubb may be out with an MCL injury, but Cleveland's future looks bright (so far). Can they make the most of their light schedule (they face both the AFC South and the NFC East) and make a run at the playoffs?
  
• Bill O'Brien is Finally Gone: The coach/general manager for the Houston Texans was finally canned after a horrendous 0-4 start. There were also various questionable decisions surrounding O'Brien, which includes trading DeAndre Hopkins to Arizona and trading JaDeveon Clowney to Seattle. If Houston ever wants to reach their first Super Bowl, they'll have to pay their stars and acquire better assets.
  
• Dak Prescott is on FIRE! Despite Dallas's shortcomings on defense, Prescott has shown why he deserves to get paid. Completing 68.2% of his passes, throwing for 1,690 yards (he's on pace for 6,760 passing yards for the season) and averaging 8.4 yards per completion, Prescott looks like a solid candidate for MVP.
  

Top Five Power Rankings

1. Kansas City Chiefs
   
2. Pittsburgh Steelers
   
3. Baltimore Ravens
   
4. Green Bay Packers
   
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers