The Los Angeles Rams, Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots each erased a 1‑3 start to the NFL season with dramatic fourth‑quarter comebacks, lifting their records to an even 2‑2, ESPN reported.
All three teams found themselves trailing late in their respective games, but rallied in the final period to secure the victories that snapped their early‑season losing streaks.
The wins not only halted the 1‑3 slide but also brought each club back to a .500 record, a benchmark that many analysts view as a turning point in a 17‑game schedule.
Early‑season struggles can put pressure on a franchise’s playoff hopes, and the sudden shift in momentum has sparked discussion about whether the Rams, Cowboys and Patriots have steadied their courses.
While the outcomes suggest a possible resurgence, observers note that sustaining success will require consistency beyond a single comeback, leaving fans and pundits to watch closely as the teams aim to build on their newfound equilibrium.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>
