The Buffalo Bills were the first AFC team to get to 4-0 on Sunday and got some help around the conference. With the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens playing in the late window, Buffalo’s win just kept the pressure on both the winner and loser of that national game in the race for the one seed in the AFC.
Three teams entered 3-0, but both of the other two teams lost in Week 4. The surprising New York Giants jumped out to an early lead, holding off the Los Angeles Chargers. The Indianapolis Colts
lost to the Los Angeles Rams. The Buffalo Bills are the last unbeaten team in the AFC.
Monday night features four AFC teams squaring off with either the New York Jets or Miami Dolphins getting their first win in the early game. The Cincinnati Bengals and Denver Broncos face each other in the 8:15 Eastern start.
AFC East standings in Week 4
The Buffalo Bills are clearly the class of the division and the only team with a winning record. They are also 2-0 in the division already for an early tiebreaker should it come to that. Buffalo has a two-game lead in the division early. The Bills and Patriots face off in a big early game during Week 5.
1. Buffalo Bills (4-0)
2. New England Patriots (2-2)
3. New York Jets (0-3)
4. Miami Dolphins (0-3)
AFC playoff standings in Week 4
The Los Angeles Chargers came into the week at 3-0 but lost to the New York Giants and Jaxon Dart. They’ll remain at the top of the AFC West no matter what happens Sunday or Monday.
The Indianapolis Colts also lost to fall to 3-1, but they are ahead in the AFC South thanks to a tiebreaker. The Jacksonville Jaguars also moved to 3-1 on the season but their lone loss is in the conference.
Early on Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers rode their defense to a win in Ireland despite some questionable coaching down the stretch. They’re 3-1 and in first place in the AFC North. If Cincinnati wins Monday, they will jump into the top spot thanks to a 1-0 division record.
Here are the full AFC standings and we will update later:
1. Buffalo Bills (4-0)
2T. Indianapolis Colts (3-1)
2T. Los Angeles Chargers (3-1)
4. Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1)
5. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-1)
6. Cincinnati Bengals (2-1)
7. New England Patriots (2-2)
8. Baltimore Ravens (1-2)
9. Las Vegas Raiders (1-2)
10. Denver Broncos (1-2)
11. Kansas City Chiefs (1-2)
12. Houston Texans (1-3)
13. Cleveland Browns (1-3)
14. New York Jets (0-3)
15. Miami Dolphins (0-3)
16. Tennessee Titans (0-4)
