There are many points to discuss about the NFL Week Four. To begin, I find remarkable the work of rookie head coaches Jim Caldwell of the Colts and the Broncos' Josh McDaniels, who share a perfect mark of 4-0 and came in different ways.
Caldwell already belonged to the organization and worked alongside Tony Dungy and Peyton Manning. Its greatest virtue has been to promote an easy transition into a winning team without miss the presence of the previous coach.
The challenge has been greater for McDaniels. Just 33 years and is not easy at that age to earn the respect of his advisers and players. In the background is enforcing the lessons he got in New England, where he served as offensive coordinator. He has turned to the forecast, most of them negative, which placed them four or five wins at the end of the calendar. Third, cut short the relationship with the pin Jay Cutler, who had remained in the team surely would have seen the generation of a real ordeal for both sides.
Contrary to popular belief, the Broncos have been entrenched at the top of the West when San Diego was leading the preferences. But a poor start new Chargers - for absences on campus - has left them (after the first quarter of the campaign) as spectators.
Dallas (rival Denver on Sunday) remains inconsistent and unable to get a game at the right time. Now do not ask that Tony Romo is a Joe Montana, a Roger Staubach, a Brett Favre or John Elway, experts in this kind of return. But at least they occasionally feel their presence and to take the team on his shoulders. Against the Broncos almost bringing them back, but as in most cases, remained half.
Jerry Jones even appears as a fan of Romo, but the truth does not know how long this feeling will last. With multimillion-dollar investment in his palace, Jones requires victories and soon.
Meanwhile, Mark Sanchez had a bad game against New Orleans team they follow. The Jets had a rapid start to the season and that is why the setback was even more. Now the important thing for Scott and company is to turn the page and face his commitment on Monday against Miami.
New England was solid on both sides of the ball against Baltimore, Pittsburgh back on the road, Giants still problems and showing that it is the team to beat in the National and Tennessee, a genuine contender, yet to win.
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