Cowboys In The NFL: Week Four

STILLWATER - Week Four of the NFL's 2025 regular season kicked off this past weekend, with several former Cowboys turning in big performances.

Sixth-year Baltimore Raven running back Justice Hill posted a career-high in all-purpose yards Sunday, with 117 (76 rushing, 41 receiving). Additionally, Hill tacked on two touchdowns: the team's first of the day on an 11-yard reception in the first quarter and the last of the game on a monstrous 71-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter. The 71-yard score marked Hill's longest rush as a professional.

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Despite the former OSU standout's best efforts, the Ravens fell 37-20 to the Kansas City Chiefs. Now 1-3 on the year, Hill, alongside fellow Pro Poke teammate Tylan Wallace, and the Ravens have a chance to right the ship next week as they host the Houston Texans, with kickoff set for noon CDT.

2019 Doak Walker Award finalist Chuba Hubbard continued as a key piece in the Carolina Panthers' offense Sunday, gaining 69 yards on 13 touches in a 42-13 loss to the New England Patriots.

The Panthers are set to host Ollie Gordon II and the Miami Dolphins next Sunday at noon. Gordon received a modest 6 touches on Monday as the Dolphins picked up their first victory of the season against the New York Jets, winning 27-21.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Tay Martin hauled in his first reception of the season and the second of his NFL career in a 34-27 loss to the Atlanta Falcons Sunday. The Falcons, whose offense is led by former Oklahoma State quarterback and now offensive coordinator Zac Robinson, set their season-high in points so far this season against the Commanders.

Martin and the Commanders travel out west to face the Los Angeles Chargers next Sunday, 3:25 p.m. CDT, while Robinson and the Falcons have their bye week.

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