Packers struggle in NFC North; Broncos face tough schedule in Week 4
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 2:27 PM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

The NFL Super Bowl race is heating up as Week 4 approaches. The Packers sit at the bottom of the NFC North, two games behind the leaders, with only one win against the Jets despite a disappointing performance against the Falcons. The Broncos, meanwhile, have rebounded after a tough start and aim for a 3-1 record against a difficult slate of opponents. Concerns about inconsistency linger for Denver, though their defense has shown promise. Both teams are approaching pivotal matchups this weekend, with the Rams set to face the Eagles in a battle that could impact playoff positioning.
- •Packers in last place in NFC North, two games back
- •Broncos look to go 3-1 against tough schedule
- •Packers have only one win, faced poor performances
- •Rams vs. Eagles matchup crucial for playoff hopes
- •Concerns remain for Broncos' consistency despite defensive play
- 2:27 PMCBS Sports — Super Bowl stock report for Week 4: Broncos attack difficult schedule, Packers fall to NFC North's bottom rung
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