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NFL Week 7 | Recap & Review

Solomon Jones
Oct 26
2 min read

Bears def. Patriots 30-24: Chicago’s offense has been infinitely better since Caleb Williams has returned. New England is still trying to figure out their team, and they better do it fast. 


Steelers def. Saints 16-10: Pittsburgh’s defense has kept them in every game this season, and they completely shut down a high powered New Orleans offense. 


Buccaneers def. Panthers 43-13: This was a surprising blowout by Tampa in Baker Mayfield’s return. The biggest problem with Carolina has always been their inconsistency, and it showed in this loss. 


Dolphins def. Jets 28-25: Miami finally got their first win of the season, and it was more embarrassing for the Jets than anything. 


Giants def. Texans 27-21: Houston’s underwhelming defense should be a bigger story this season. JJ McCarthy led New York to a big win that leaves them on top of the division. 


Bengals def. Ravens 35-13: Baltimore desperately needs their three time MVP in Lamar Jackson back. With the AFC North being so competitive, they can’t afford to keep losing. 


Browns def. Titans 27-24: Tennessee fought hard in this game, but it wasn’t enough to get their second win of the season. 


Vikings def. Colts 16-10: Minnesota’s defense is the best in the league right now, but their offense needs to improve if they want to be true championship contenders. 


Falcons def. 49ers 29-20: In this upset, Atlanta proved that they are a good team when Michael Penix Jr plays. San Francisco couldn’t get much going, and injuries haven’t helped them either. 


Broncos def. Cardinals 30-16: Denver handled business in this game like they were supposed to. Arizona is fighting for another high draft pick in their rebuild process. 


Lions def. Packers 20-17: Detroit’s defense had their best showing of the season versus their divisional rival, and it was a massive victory for their playoff hopes. 


Rams def. Raiders 35-21: Los Angeles is trying to get their groove back after some tough losses early. For Las Vegas, since their 3-0 start, they’ve come back down to earth. 


Seahawks def. Chiefs 20-3: Seattle’s defense is still elite since winning the Super Bowl. It’s not common that teams hold the high powered Kansas City offense to just 3 points. 



Cowboys def. Eagles 38-21: Philadelphia’s season is simply over. They have way too many injuries and Dallas took advantage of that on Monday night. 

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