NFL Week 4's best arrivals, led by Saints DE Cam Jordan

          New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan arrives for "Monday Night Football." Saints / Instagram
          • ESPN staffOct 6, 2026, 06:48 AM

          Week 4 of the NFL season has arrived, and the calendar has officially flipped to October. But sweater weather hasn't quite followed everywhere.

          Unseasonable heat out West could keep layers light for another week, while cooler temperatures settling in across the East are opening the door for more fall-ready fits. That means players have plenty of options as they make their Week 4 entrances. With three weeks of looks already in the books, personal styles are also starting to take shape around the league. Some players have leaned into statement pieces, while others have kept things clean and understated.

          From warm-weather looks to seasonal layers, Week 4 brings another round of game-day style as the calendar officially turns to fall.

          Monday night drip

          New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan opted for Saints colors in his look before "Monday Night Football." He rocked a gold and black checkered jacket and black pants on arrival. His quarterback, Tyler Shough, paid homage to the annual Bayou Classic held at Caesars Superdome with a clean shirt. Meanwhile, Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. wore an all-black fit with a gold chain necklace.

          Primetime fashion

          Ahead of the Detroit Lions and Carolina Panthers tilt on "Sunday Night Football," Aidan Hutchinson donned a fuzzy color-block sweater vest with black jeans and boots. And, of course, he had his signature gallon water jug in hand.

          Sunday style

          The best design is in the details. Super Bowl champion Uchenna Nwosu and his celebrity stylist Ini Ikpe prioritize weekly custom game-day looks from Black and Brown designers.

          This week, Ikpe took us inside the Abasi x Jagne denim fit Nwosu is displaying this Sunday -- a partnership with Baba Jagne, a Senegalese Gambian designer based in Los Angeles who is known for silhouettes and patterns that make you look twice.

          "It's a cropped jacket and wide-leg trousers in dark indigo raw denim with copper contrast stitching. The jacket takes the classic trucker and rebuilds it," Ikpe said. "Its front panels snap on and off so they can be rearranged, which leaves an open U-shaped cutout down the front. Panels curve around the body, a buckled strap sits at the hem, and the sleeves sweep down from the shoulder. The trousers have a tan leather belt that dips and curves down the front, darted knees and a long, flared leg. Cognac leather JAGNE patches finish both pieces."

          Nwosu's favorite part is that nobody else has this look; he's the first to wear it and feels unapologetically authentic to his style.

          It's a small glimpse into just how much attention some of the best-dressed NFL players, like Nwosu, put into their game-day tunnel fit. -- Cameron Wolfe

          Sunday's Best

          Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai arrived in a custom matching jacket gifted to him by Brenda, a Bears fan and breast cancer patient at Advocate Health Care.

          Thursday night's fashion

          Players and coaches aren't the only ones showing off their pregame style. Mascots get in on the tunnel fits, too. This week, Brownie the Elf was ready to rock for Cleveland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Game, channeling Prince in a purple jacket with a matching guitar.