Jake Elliott's 61-yarder gave the Eagles a win over the Giants, while Brandin Cooks's heroics and other exciting finishes made for plenty of fun on the field in Week 3. As for teams coming together in reaction to President Trump's divisive remarks, Roger Goodell said the collective response made him "proud of our league."

If you're going to perform national anthems, you're going to have politics. And if you have politics, you're going to have political statements and, this being the United States of America, those statements are not always going to make everyone comfortable.

After a week where protests were front and center, what will happen to the movement by NFL players to promote racial equality in Week 4 and beyond?

The President may make it look like he's engaged in a debate over the flag and athlete's activism. Instead, he's first and foremost seeking the spotlight, as he always has.