As the Eagles head into Week 4, coming off a win over the Los Angeles Rams, they have moved up in most power rankings. Here’s where they

The NFL has fined Travis Kelce $14,491 for making “obscene gestures” during last week’s match between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, according to NBC Sports. The game — which saw the two teams facing off seven months after the Eagles beat the Chiefs at the Super Bowl back in February — aired live Sept. 14 on Fox.

Travis Kelce’s latest on-field outburst has cost him — both in fines and headlines. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end was fined $14,491 by the NFL on September 20 for unsportsmanlike conduct after making what the league called “obscene gestures” during his team’s September 14 home game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Saquon Barkley was not called for a penalty on the play where he lowered his helmet to hit Chamarri Conner, but the Eagles RB was fined.

A four-yard touchdown pass from Eagles star quarterback Jalen Hurts to DeVonta Smith with 1:48 left in the fourth quarter paved the way for the team's comeback win over the Rams. Philadelphia had trailed for the entire second half before Hurts' third touchdown pass of the game.

Rex Ryan and Dan Orlovsky had praise for Jalen Hurts after the Eagles' latest win, while others — like Cam Newton — don't think the team's faced its toughest tests yet.

The SportsLine projection model reveals its picks for the NFL Week 3 game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Philadelphia Eagles

Catch up on all the NFL action from week three as the Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers claim late wins, while the Indianapolis Colts also remain unbeaten.

Week 4 NFL power rankings for all 32 NFL teams now, including the six unbeaten teams left: 49ers, Buccaneers, Colts, Chargers, Bills and Eagles.

Former Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz will become the first QB in NFL history to start for six different teams in six consecutive seasons.

Between division rivalries, playoff rematches and cross-country affairs, Week 3 in the NFL had everything you could want.