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The articles provided paint a detailed picture of NFL Week 4's games and their outcomes, particularly focusing on the New York Giants' victory over the Arizona Cardinals. Here are some key points from each:

• Giants Beat Cardinals (New York Post by Ryan Dunleavy):
• The game ended with Deonte Banks intercepting a pass on fourth down and returning it 98 yards for a touchdown, securing a 36-24 victory.
• Many former members of the Giants' Super Bowl-winning team from 1986 were in attendance to celebrate its anniversary.

• Winston Throws Three TD Passes (The Star):
• Jameis Winston threw three touchdowns and two interceptions in his second start, leading to a win over the Cardinals.
• Despite being inconsistent, Winston's performance was crucial for the Giants' victory.

• Winning the NFC East is Up For Grabs (NBC News by Andrew Greif):
• The division remains competitive with no clear front-runner after Week 4.
• Teams like the New York Giants (3-1), Philadelphia Eagles (2-2), and Dallas Cowboys (2-2) are closely matched, making predictions difficult.

### Major Events of the Game

Cardinals vs. Giants

• Key Player Performances:
• Jameis Winston: Threw three touchdowns but had two interceptions.
• Deonte Banks: Intercepted a critical fourth-down pass and returned it 98 yards for a game-winning touchdown.
• Dominic Zvada: Contributed with field goals, including one that outlasted the clock in Week 3 against the Titans.

• Game Highlights:
• The game featured Winston’s comeback ability and clutch plays, such as throwing three touchdowns to break a scoring drought.
• Banks’ interception return was pivotal, securing a win after overcoming an earlier penalty.

### Division Standings

The NFC East is currently crowded with competitive teams:

• New York Giants (3-1): Won their third game of the season and took over first place in the division.
• Philadelphia Eagles (2-2): Struggling to find consistency but remain a contender due to their offensive firepower.
• Dallas Cowboys (2-2): Offense is explosive, but defensive issues are still unresolved.

### Conclusion

The NFC East remains one of the most competitive divisions in the NFL. The New York Giants currently hold the lead after their dramatic victory over the Cardinals, but there's no clear frontrunner as Week 4 results show that any team can win given their current form. As the season progresses, continued consistency and fewer costly mistakes will be crucial for teams aiming to secure a playoff spot in such a tightly contested division.