Week 4 of the NFL season wrapped up on Monday night with another intriguing double-header, leading to significant developments in both matches. While Sunday offered thrilling finishes and unexpected outcomes, Monday showcased some historical moments and essential victories.

Jared Goff Makes NFL History

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff enjoyed a night for the ages during his team’s 42-29 win against the Seattle Seahawks, leaving an indelible mark on NFL history. The 29-year-old quarterback completed an astonishing 18 consecutive passes for 292 yards, marking him as the first player in NFL history to attempt over 10 passes without throwing a single incompletion in a game.

"I didn't even realize I was perfect until someone pointed it out," Goff humbly remarked after the game. He also made headlines by catching his first career touchdown pass on a trick play, which added to the excitement and importance of the evening.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell praised Goff’s performance, expressing surprise at the quarterback's perfect record. He highlighted the rhythm and composure Goff displayed throughout the game, which was crucial against a Seahawks team eager to maintain their earlier success.

Despite a strong effort from Seattle QB Geno Smith, who passed for 395 yards and one touchdown, the Lions capitalized on their early lead and held on for the victory. This win brought the Lions to a respectable 3-1 record, while Seattle also fell to 3-1.

Defensive standouts included Aidan Hutchinson, who proved instrumental by racking up a career-high 10 pressures, marking the most in any game this season. After the loss, Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged the need for his team to grow and adapt as they move forward in the season.

Titans Overcome Adversity to Secure First Win

In another crucial matchup, the Tennessee Titans earned their first victory of the season, defeating the Miami Dolphins 31-12. The game, however, came with its own set of challenges as starting QB Will Levis left the game early due to a shoulder injury after a tough hit while scrambling for a first down.

Head coach Bill Callahan confirmed that Levis will undergo an MRI to evaluate what is suspected to be an AC joint issue, raising concerns about the quarterback's future availability. Despite this setback, backup Mason Rudolph stepped in, managing the game effectively and leading the Titans to a much-needed win, with only slightly above 85 passing yards but steering seven successful scoring drives.

Titans kicker Nick Folk had a flawless night, converting all five field-goal attempts and adding two extra points. The ground game also showed depth, with running backs Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears combining for 127 rushing yards.

The Dolphins' struggles continued as they featured Tyler Huntley as their starting quarterback in the absence of Tua Tagovailoa, who remained sidelined due to a concussion. Huntley’s performance was lackluster, resulting in just 96 yards through the air, and the team once again failed to lead in any of their first four games, marking a grim achievement as the first team since the 2017 Cleveland Browns to do so.

As the NFL enters Week 5, fans are left eager to see how teams like the Lions and Titans build on their recent successes and handle the adversity ahead. Can Jared Goff maintain his historic momentum, and will the Dolphins manage to turn their season around? Stay tuned for more thrilling football action!