Throughout the 2017 season, NFL Network analysts will provide one bold prediction heading into each weekend's games. Here are their thoughts on Week 4:
[Tom Brady](/player/tombrady/2504211/profile) is one win from tying Brett Favre and Peyton Manning for most wins (186) by a starting quarterback in NFL history.
[Cam Newton](/player/camnewton/2495455/profile) finds his groove and spoils Brady's big day.
[LeSean McCoy](/player/leseanmccoy/79607/profile) puts up more rushing yards than Atlanta RBs
[Devonta Freeman](/player/devontafreeman/2543583/profile) and
[Tevin Coleman](/player/tevincoleman/2552453/profile) combined.
After throwing one touchdown in each of
[Jay Cutler](/player/jaycutler/2495824/profile)'s first two games with Miami, the veteran quarterback is going to go off. I give Cutler four touchdown passes
[vs. the Saints](http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017100100/2017/REG4/Saints@Dolphins). The last time Cutler threw four TDs in a game was
[Week 2 of the 2014 season](http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2014091413/2014/REG2/bears@49ers).
Jacksonville, which hasn't won two road games in a season since 2013, will beat the
[New York Jets](/teams/newyorkjets/profile?team=NYJ)
[on Sunday afternoon](http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017100108/2017/REG4/Jaguars@Jets) at MetLife. I think that Jacksonville's second-ranked defense will prevail, especially with their ability to shut down the pass, against the 30th-ranked
[Jets](/teams/newyorkjets/profile?team=NYJ) offense.
[Todd Gurley](/player/toddgurley/2552475/profile) will outrush
[Ezekiel Elliott](/player/ezekielelliott/2555224/profile). This may not seem like the boldest prediction, but considering what these two have done over the course of the last year, I'd say it counts.