Cincinnati Bengals 33, Pittsburgh Steelers 31

Headlines

• Cincinnati erased a 10-point deficit, taking a 17–10 halftime lead before Evan McPherson’s 36-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining secured the comeback victory.
• Joe Flacco, making his first start for Cincinnati, completed 31 of 47 passes for 342 yards and three touchdowns, including scoring throws to Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, and Noah Fant.
• Ja’Marr Chase set a Bengals single-game record with 16 receptions for 161 yards and a touchdown. He also surpassed 6,000 career receiving yards.
• Tee Higgins caught six passes for 96 yards and a touchdown, including a 29-yard reception that set up the winning field goal.
• Chase Brown rushed for 108 yards as Cincinnati’s running game helped fuel the first-half comeback.
• Cincinnati’s defense intercepted Aaron Rodgers twice in the first half—by Jordan Battle and D.J. Turner II. Turner’s interception came after he stripped the ball from D.K. Metcalf.
• McPherson made all four field-goal attempts and all three extra points.

Injuries

• Trey Hendrickson, Bengals defensive end — Inactive before the game with a hip injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Mike Gesicki, Bengals tight end — Inactive before the game with a pectoral injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Tanner Hudson, Bengals tight end — Inactive before the game with a concussion; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Calvin Austin III, Steelers wide receiver — Inactive before the game with a shoulder injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Miles Killebrew, Steelers safety — Inactive before the game with a knee injury; he did not play and therefore had no production.
• Tee Higgins, Ja’Marr Chase, Chase Brown, Jaylen Warren, D.K. Metcalf, Aaron Rodgers, Kenneth Gainwell, Joe Flacco, Rico Dowdle, Michael Pittman Jr., and the Bengals D/ST — No documented injury or early exit during the game; all available evidence indicates they remained in the game when used, so there was no post-exit loss of production to report.

Los Angeles Rams 35, Jacksonville Jaguars 7

Headlines

• Matthew Stafford threw five touchdown passes without an interception, completing 21 of 33 passes for 182 yards. He threw three touchdowns in the first half.
• Davante Adams caught five passes for 35 yards and three touchdowns, becoming the first wide receiver to record three receiving touchdowns in an international game.
• The Rams led 21–0 at halftime and dominated despite rainy conditions at Wembley Stadium. Jacksonville’s only points came on a fourth-quarter touchdown.
• The Jaguars were without key players Devin Lloyd and Quintin Morris, while the Rams were missing Puka Nacua and Rob Havenstein.

Injuries

• Puka Nacua, Rams WR — inactive before the game, ankle: He did not play and therefore had no production in the game.
• Rob Havenstein, Rams OT — inactive before the game, ankle: He did not play and therefore had no production in the game.
• Devin Lloyd, Jaguars LB — inactive before the game, calf: He did not travel and did not play, so he stopped producing before the game began.
• Quintin Morris, Jaguars TE — inactive before the game, groin: He did not play and therefore had no production in the game.
• Eric Murray, Jaguars S — neck injury, early fourth quarter: He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Tim Patrick, Jaguars WR — groin injury, third quarter/early fourth quarter: He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Jourdan Lewis, Jaguars CB — checked after a tackle late in the first half: He returned to the game, so he did not have an early exit or a loss of subsequent production.
• Dyami Brown, Jaguars WR — slow to get up after a 39-yard reception in the third quarter: He returned or remained available and did not leave early; his production did not end because of the incident.
• Jaguars D/ST: No notable injury or early exit was reported.
• Matthew Stafford: No notable injury or early exit was reported.
• Kyren Williams: No notable injury or early exit was reported; he finished with 12 carries for 54 yards and two receptions for 11 yards.
• Jordan Whittington: No notable injury or early exit was reported; he finished with two receptions for nine yards.
• Davante Adams: No notable injury or early exit was reported; he finished the game with three touchdown catches.

Chicago Bears 26, New Orleans Saints 14

Headlines

• Chicago built a 20–0 lead by the second quarter, then held off New Orleans after the Saints cut the deficit to 20–14 with touchdowns spanning the second and third quarters. The Bears closed with the final six points and won their fourth straight game.
• The Bears rushed for a season-high 222 yards, scored two rushing touchdowns, and forced four turnovers. D’Andre Swift scored on an 11-yard touchdown run, while Chicago also received a rushing touchdown from Kyle Monangai and four field goals from Jake Moody.
• Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler committed four interceptions and lost a fumble. Caleb Williams finished 15-of-26 for 172 yards, one interception, and no touchdowns.
• Chris Olave was New Orleans’ leading receiver with five catches for 98 yards and two touchdowns. Alvin Kamara had 28 rushing yards and one reception for one yard, while Taysom Hill caught two passes for 12 yards.

Injuries

• Kendre Miller, Saints RB — knee: Left in the first quarter and was ruled out; he did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Erik McCoy, Saints C — biceps: Left in the fourth quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Cole Kmet, Bears TE — back: Left during the second half and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Tyrique Stevenson, Bears DB — shoulder: Left in the final minute of the second quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Alvin Kamara, Chris Olave, Taysom Hill, D’Andre Swift, Caleb Williams, Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, Colston Loveland, Noah Fant, and Bears D/ST: No reported in-game injury, early exit, or inactivity. All who recorded game action continued through the contest; the Bears D/ST was active.

Philadelphia Eagles 28, Minnesota Vikings 22

Summary

• Philadelphia ended a two-game losing streak with a 28–22 victory over Minnesota. Jalen Hurts completed 19 of 23 passes for 326 yards and three touchdowns, while Saquon Barkley led Philadelphia with 18 carries for 44 yards. Jordan Mason led Minnesota with 15 carries for 57 yards and a touchdown.
• DeVonta Smith was the game’s leading receiver with nine catches for 183 yards and a touchdown. Jordan Addison had nine catches for 128 yards, and Justin Jefferson recorded five catches for 79 yards. Dallas Goedert finished with three catches for 18 yards.
• Carson Wentz passed for 313 yards but threw two interceptions, including a 42-yard pick-six by Jalyx Hunt. Minnesota’s offense repeatedly settled for field goals, making five, and could not overcome Philadelphia’s two fourth-quarter touchdowns.
• The Eagles’ defense and Vikings’ defense each played a significant role in a tightly contested game, but neither D/ST scored a touchdown or recorded a notable injury-related exit.

Injuries

• Saquon Barkley, Eagles — Evaluated for a shoulder injury in the fourth quarter after remaining on one knee following a tackle. He temporarily stopped producing while being examined but returned later in the quarter and finished the game; he was not a lasting early exit.
• Cam Jurgens, Eagles — Sustained a knee injury in the first quarter, briefly returned, then left again during the second quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after his final exit and was later ruled out.
• Azeez Ojulari, Eagles — Suffered a hamstring injury in the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving and was ruled out.
• Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Eagles — Injured his ankle in the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving and was ruled out.
• Adoree’ Jackson, Eagles — Sustained a concussion in the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving and was ruled out.
• Justin Jefferson, Vikings — Active throughout the game; no reported injury or early exit. He finished with five receptions for 79 yards.
• Dallas Goedert, Eagles — Active throughout the game; no reported injury or early exit. He finished with three receptions for 18 yards.
• Jordan Addison, Vikings — Active throughout the game; no reported injury or early exit. He finished with nine receptions for 128 yards.
• Jordan Mason, Vikings — Active throughout the game; no reported injury or early exit. He finished with 15 carries for 57 yards and a touchdown.
• Carson Wentz, Vikings — Active throughout the game despite a shoulder designation before kickoff; no in-game injury or early exit was reported. He finished the game with 313 passing yards and two interceptions.
• Vikings D/ST and Eagles D/ST — Both units played the game without a notable injury-related exit.

Carolina Panthers 13, New York Jets 6

Headlines

• Carolina won its third straight game and improved to 4–3; the Jets fell to 0–7.
• Bryce Young threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Xavier Legette before leaving with an ankle injury. Andy Dalton replaced him in the fourth quarter.
• Jaycee Horn intercepted Tyrod Taylor twice, while Carolina’s defense recorded six sacks and held New York to 220 total yards.
• The Jets benched Justin Fields for Tyrod Taylor in the third quarter. Fields finished 6-of-12 for 46 yards.
• Breece Hall returned after leaving briefly with an injury and finished with 11 carries for 38 yards and two receptions for 14 yards.
• Tetairoa McMillan caught three passes for 33 yards. Mason Taylor did not record a reception.
• The Jets were without Garrett Wilson, who was inactive with a knee injury.

Injuries

• Bryce Young, Panthers QB — third quarter: Suffered a right-ankle injury after being sacked, went to the locker room, and was ruled out in the fourth quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving; Andy Dalton took over.
• Breece Hall, Jets RB — second quarter: Took a hard hit on a carry and went to the locker room. He returned to begin the second half, but stopped producing during his absence; he added only three carries for one yard after returning.
• Sauce Gardner, Jets CB — first quarter: Left after suffering a concussion-related injury, returned later in the quarter, and stopped producing while he was out. He finished with two tackles.
• Kene Nwangwu, Jets RB/KR — game, quarter not specified: Left with a concussion and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving; his only recorded contribution was one kickoff return for 29 yards.
• Jay Tufele, Jets DT — game, quarter not specified: Suffered a knee injury and did not return, stopping his defensive production for the remainder of the game.
• Princely Umanmielen, Panthers LB — first half: Left twice with injuries but returned both times. He stopped producing during each absence and finished with one assisted tackle and half a sack.
• Xavier Legette, Panthers WR — fourth quarter: Briefly left after a 15-yard reception, returned later in the quarter, and stopped producing during the brief absence. He finished with nine catches for 92 yards and a touchdown.
• Justin Fields, Jets QB — first half: Was checked for a head injury after a first-quarter run and later appeared on the injury report after a second-quarter run; he returned both times. He later left because of the quarterback change, not a reported injury, and stopped producing when Tyrod Taylor took over.
• Tetairoa McMillan, Panthers WR — no injury: Was not inactive and did not leave early; he finished with three catches for 33 yards.
• Mason Taylor, Jets TE — no injury: Was not inactive and did not leave early; he finished without a recorded reception.
• Panthers D/ST and Jets D/ST — no unit-level injury: Both defensive units played the game; Carolina’s defense produced six sacks and two interceptions, while the Jets recorded two sacks.

Kansas City Chiefs 31, Las Vegas Raiders 0

Headlines

• Kansas City dominated from start to finish, building a 21–0 halftime lead and adding 10 points in the third quarter for its first shutout of the season.
• Rashee Rice made his 2025 debut after a six-game suspension and caught seven passes for 42 yards and two touchdowns.
• Patrick Mahomes threw for 286 yards and three touchdowns before watching the entire fourth quarter from the sideline.
• The Chiefs’ reunited receiving group of Rice, Xavier Worthy, and Marquise Brown played together for the first time. Worthy finished with three catches for 35 yards and a 13-yard rush, while Brown added a touchdown.
• The Raiders were held scoreless, managed only two first downs in the first half, and finished with no touchdowns.

Injuries

• Kareem Hunt, Chiefs: Hurt during the first quarter while blocking on Rice’s first touchdown, apparently suffering an ankle issue and a knee bone bruise. He returned later in the quarter and finished with four carries for 18 yards; his production paused while he was out but resumed after he returned.
• Xavier Worthy, Chiefs: Had a shoulder issue noted during the game but returned and continued playing, finishing with three catches and a rush. He did not leave early or stop producing after the incident.
• Trey Smith, Chiefs: Left with a back issue during the first half and did not return; he recorded no further production after leaving.
• Jawaan Taylor, Chiefs: Left with a shoulder injury during the game and did not return; he recorded no further production after leaving.
• Omarr Norman-Lott, Chiefs: Left with a knee injury in the third quarter and did not return; he recorded no further production after leaving.
• Maxx Crosby, Raiders: Dealt with knee and back issues and left the game; he did not return or produce afterward, though the injury was not expected to be serious.
• Rashee Rice, Michael Mayer, Tre Tucker, Ashton Jeanty, and Tyquan Thornton: Were active and played; none was reported as inactive, injured, or leaving early. Rice had seven catches and two touchdowns, Mayer caught one pass for 10 yards, Tucker caught five for 33 yards, Jeanty ran six times for 21 yards and caught one pass, and Thornton caught one pass for 39 yards.

Cleveland Browns 31, Miami Dolphins 6

Summary

• Cleveland improved to 2–5 with a decisive home win, while Miami fell to 1–6 after its third consecutive loss.
• The Browns led 17–6 at halftime and pulled away after halftime, scoring 14 points in the third quarter and seven more in the fourth.
• Quinshon Judkins carried 25 times for 84 yards and three touchdowns, including a 46-yard score in the second quarter. He remained active throughout the game and had no reported injury.
• Cleveland’s defense forced three interceptions from Tua Tagovailoa. Tyson Campbell returned one 34 yards for a touchdown, while Rayshawn Jenkins and Ronnie Hickman recorded the other two.
• Tagovailoa finished with 100 passing yards and three interceptions before being benched for rookie Quinn Ewers in the fourth quarter.
• Dillon Gabriel completed 13 passes for 116 yards. The Browns won despite producing only 206 total yards, relying heavily on their rushing attack in rainy conditions.
• Harold Fannin Jr. played and caught four of five targets for 36 yards. He was not reported injured or removed from the game.
• Neither the Dolphins D/ST nor Browns D/ST had a reported inactive designation or unit-wide injury.

Injuries

• Darren Waller, Dolphins TE: Suffered a pectoral injury in the first half and did not return. He was not targeted before leaving and stopped producing after his exit.
• Adin Huntington, Browns DE: Was evaluated for a concussion early in the second quarter, was taken to the locker room, and was ruled out for the remainder of the game. He had one assisted tackle in the first half and stopped producing after leaving.
• Rayshawn Jenkins, Browns S: Sustained a wrist injury in the second half. He recorded an interception; no further production was reported after the injury, and his return status was not clearly reported.
• David Njoku, Browns TE: Inactive with a knee injury and did not play or record any production.
• Jack Conklin, Browns OT: Inactive while dealing with a concussion and did not play or record any production.
• Mike Hall Jr., Browns DT: Inactive with a knee injury and did not play or record any production.
• Matthew Judon, Dolphins EDGE: Inactive as a healthy scratch and did not play or record any production.
• Elijah Campbell, Dolphins DE: Inactive with a quadriceps injury and did not play or record any production.
• Storm Duck, Dolphins CB: Inactive with an ankle injury and did not play or record any production.

New England Patriots 31, Tennessee Titans 13

Final Score

• Patriots: 3 points in the first quarter, 14 in the second, 14 in the third, and 0 in the fourth.
• Titans: 10 points in the first quarter, 3 in the second, and 0 in the second half.
• Drake Maye completed 21 of 23 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns, helping New England improve to 5–2.

Important Headlines

• The Patriots routed the Titans in Mike Vrabel’s first game back in Tennessee after the Titans fired him in January 2024.
• Maye set a Patriots regular-season franchise record with a 91.3% completion rate, completing 21 of 23 attempts.
• Tennessee’s offense was held scoreless in the second half as New England pulled away with 28 unanswered points after the Titans’ early lead.

Injuries

• Drake Maye, Patriots: Took a hard hit to the head in the second quarter and briefly left for evaluation in the medical tent. He returned shortly afterward and finished the game; he stopped producing only during his brief absence.
• Jeffery Simmons, Titans: Suffered a hamstring injury early in the game and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• L’Jarius Sneed, Titans: Suffered a quad injury in the third quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
• Hunter Henry, Patriots: Active and played; he recorded 4 receptions for 33 yards and had no reported injury or early exit.
• Romeo Doubs: Not involved in this Patriots–Titans game and had no game injury or early exit to report.
• Titans D/ST and Patriots D/ST: Neither defensive unit had a notable unit-wide injury or early exit reported.

Denver Broncos 33, New York Giants 32

Final Score

• The Broncos overcame a 32–0 deficit through three quarters by scoring 33 points in the fourth quarter. Wil Lutz won the game with a 39-yard field goal as time expired.
• Denver improved to 5–2, while New York fell to 2–5.

Important Headlines

• Bo Nix completed 27 of 50 passes for 279 yards, threw two touchdown passes, ran for two touchdowns, and finished without an interception.
• Jaxson Dart led the Giants to a dominant first three quarters, but New York’s offense could not score enough in the fourth quarter to preserve the lead.
• Courtland Sutton caught six passes for 87 yards on 10 targets and converted a key two-point play from Nix.
• J.K. Dobbins ran 14 times for 81 yards and added one reception for minus-1 yard.
• Cam Skattebo totaled 94 yards on 19 touches, including 60 rushing yards, 34 receiving yards, and a touchdown.
• Lil’Jordan Humphrey was active but did not record a catch, finishing with two targets and no production.
• Jaylen Waddle was not a participant in this Broncos–Giants game and had no game statistics or injury status connected to it.

Injuries

• Jevon Holland, Giants safety — Left with a knee injury in the second quarter, was replaced, and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Paulson Adebo, Giants cornerback — Left with a knee injury in the third quarter and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Daniel Bellinger, Giants tight end — Was evaluated for a possible concussion during the game, was cleared, and returned; he did not leave early and stopped producing only when the game ended.
• Swayze Bozeman, Giants linebacker — Inactive with an ankle injury; he did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, Giants linebacker — Inactive with a hamstring injury; he did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Chauncey Golston, Giants defensive lineman — Inactive with a neck injury; he did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Evan Neal, Giants guard — Inactive; he did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• John Michael Schmitz, Giants center — Inactive with a concussion; he did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Darius Slayton, Giants wide receiver — Inactive with a hamstring injury; he did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Jonah Elliss, Broncos outside linebacker — Inactive with a shoulder injury; he did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Jaleel McLaughlin, Broncos running back — Inactive; he did not play and therefore produced no statistics.
• Jordan Jackson, Sai’von Jones, and J.T. Gray, Broncos — Inactive; none played or produced statistics.
• Courtland Sutton, Broncos; Bo Nix, Broncos; J.K. Dobbins, Broncos; Cam Skattebo, Giants; Lil’Jordan Humphrey, Broncos; Broncos D/ST; and Giants D/ST — No reported injury or early exit. Sutton, Nix, Dobbins, Skattebo, and Humphrey remained available through the game, while both defenses completed the game.

Indianapolis Colts 38, Los Angeles Chargers 24

Final Score

• The Colts defeated the Chargers 38–24 at SoFi Stadium, improving to 6–1 while Los Angeles fell to 4–3. Indianapolis led 23–3 at halftime.

Important Headlines

• Jonathan Taylor powered Indianapolis with 132 rushing yards and three touchdowns, including two scores in the third quarter.
• Daniel Jones threw for 288 yards and two touchdowns as the Colts continued their strong offensive start.
• The Chargers rallied briefly in the second half, with Justin Herbert throwing touchdown passes to Quentin Johnston, Keenan Allen, and Oronde Gadsden II.
• Gadsden had a breakout performance with seven catches for 164 yards and a touchdown, his first career 100-yard game.
• Keenan Allen caught 11 passes for 119 yards and a touchdown, while Ladd McConkey added nine catches for 67 yards.

Injuries

• Tyquan Lewis left during the first half with a groin injury and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Samson Ebukam left during the third quarter with a knee injury and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Jonathan Taylor, Quentin Johnston, Kimani Vidal, Ladd McConkey, Tyler Warren, Oronde Gadsden II, and Keenan Allen were not reported as inactive or as leaving the game early. Taylor, Johnston, McConkey, Gadsden, and Allen all recorded production in the game, while Warren caught a touchdown pass.

Dallas Cowboys 44, Washington Commanders 22

Headlines

• Dallas scored 17 points in the first quarter and never relinquished the lead, improving to 3-3-1. Washington fell to 3-4.
• Dak Prescott completed 21 of 30 passes for 264 yards and three touchdowns. His two touchdown passes to Jake Ferguson helped Ferguson become the first tight end in NFL history with at least 50 catches and six receiving touchdowns through seven games.
• CeeDee Lamb returned after missing three games with a high ankle sprain and immediately delivered a 74-yard touchdown among five catches for 110 yards. George Pickens added four catches for 82 yards.
• Javonte Williams rushed for 116 yards and a touchdown. Brandon Aubrey made a 61-yard field goal, becoming the first NFL kicker with five field goals of at least 60 yards.
• Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels threw for 156 yards and a touchdown and ran for another score before leaving with a hamstring injury. Marcus Mariota replaced him, and DaRon Bland returned an interception 68 yards for a touchdown shortly afterward.
• Washington entered the game without Terry McLaurin, Deebo Samuel and Noah Brown, while Dallas’ receiving corps was reunited with Lamb’s return.

Injuries

• Jayden Daniels — Washington: Injured his right hamstring while being sacked and losing a fumble on the first Washington possession of the third quarter. He immediately grabbed the back of his leg, left the field, and did not return; he stopped producing after leaving.
• Dorance Armstrong — Washington: Injured his knee during the opening series in the first quarter. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Kenny Clark — Dallas: Injured his elbow in the third quarter. The recap did not report whether he returned; he had no reported production after the injury.
• Chig Okonkwo — Washington: Listed among the drafted players to monitor, but he was not listed among Washington’s official Week 7 inactives and was not reported as leaving early or sustaining an in-game injury.
• Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Jake Ferguson, Zach Ertz, Luke McCaffrey, George Pickens, Javonte Williams, Jacory Croskey-Merritt and Rachaad White: No notable in-game injury or early exit was reported for these players. None stopped producing because of an injury.

Green Bay Packers 27, Arizona Cardinals 23

Summary

• Green Bay rallied from a 13-6 halftime deficit and did not take its first lead until the final two minutes. The Packers improved to 4-1-1, while Arizona fell to 2-5.
• Trey McBride scored both of Arizona’s touchdowns, including a score with seven seconds left in the first half and another in the third quarter. He finished with 10 catches for 74 yards and two touchdowns.
• Josh Jacobs, playing through a calf injury, rushed 13 times for 55 yards and two touchdowns. His late three-carry sequence produced the go-ahead touchdown with 1:50 remaining.
• Green Bay’s defense made the decisive plays: Rashan Gary forced a strip-sack that sparked the Packers’ second-half comeback, and Micah Parsons recorded three of Green Bay’s six sacks, including one on Arizona’s final drive.
• The turning point came when Edgerrin Cooper stopped Jacoby Brissett on fourth-and-1 near midfield with about six minutes remaining. Green Bay then scored the winning points.
• Tucker Kraft caught five passes for 58 yards and made the critical 15-yard fourth-down catch that extended the Packers’ final touchdown drive.
• Lucas Havrisik made a franchise-record 61-yard field goal for Green Bay just before halftime.
• Brissett completed 25 of 36 passes for 279 yards and two touchdowns. Marvin Harrison Jr., returning after clearing concussion protocol, caught two passes for 58 yards.

Injuries

• Josh Jacobs, Packers — calf: He was a game-time decision but was active and played the entire game. He did not leave early, returned as needed, and continued producing, finishing with 55 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
• Marvin Harrison Jr., Cardinals — concussion: The injury occurred in the previous week, not this game. He cleared the concussion protocol and returned for Week 7, playing and catching two passes for 58 yards; he did not leave early or stop producing because of the prior injury.
• Dontayvion Wicks, Packers — calf: He left in the second half and did not return, so he stopped producing after leaving.
• Kyler Murray, Cardinals — foot: Inactive before the game and did not play; he therefore produced no statistics in this matchup. Jacoby Brissett started in his place.
• Kitan Crawford, Cardinals — ankle: Inactive before the game and did not play; he therefore produced no statistics in this matchup.
• Emari Demercado, Cardinals — ankle: Inactive before the game after suffering the injury in the first half of the previous week; he did not play and produced no statistics in this matchup.

Drafted Players

• Cardinals D/ST: Played in the 27-23 loss; Arizona forced Green Bay into several stalled drives but could not prevent the late winning touchdown.
• Trey McBride: 10 receptions, 74 yards, two touchdowns.
• Tucker Kraft: Five receptions, 58 yards, one touchdown; his fourth-down catch helped set up the winning score.
• Marvin Harrison Jr.: Two receptions, 58 yards; returned from his prior concussion and did not suffer a new injury.
• Josh Jacobs: 13 carries, 55 yards, two touchdowns while playing through a calf injury.
• Matthew Golden: No notable injury or early exit reported.
• Jacoby Brissett: Started at quarterback, passed for 279 yards and two touchdowns, and was stopped on a fourth-down sneak late in the game.
• Tyler Allgeier: No notable injury or early exit reported.
• Kendrick Bourne: No notable injury or early exit reported.
• Jonnu Smith: No notable injury or early exit reported.

San Francisco 49ers 20, Atlanta Falcons 10

Headlines

• Christian McCaffrey powered San Francisco’s victory with 201 total yards and two rushing touchdowns, including scores from 4 and 1 yard. He also broke a 15-yard run and was later named NFC Offensive Player of the Week.
• The 49ers controlled the ground game, while their defense held Atlanta to 62 rushing yards. San Francisco improved to 5–2 and remained tied atop the NFC West.
• Michael Penix Jr. lost a fumble under pressure, which Chase Lucas recovered for San Francisco. Bryce Huff and Sam Okuayinonu also combined for a sack of Penix.
• Eddy Piñeiro made a 55-yard field goal that extended San Francisco’s lead to 10–3.

Injuries

• Michael Penix Jr., Falcons: His ankle was rolled late in the fourth quarter. He did not miss a play and said afterward that he felt fine; because he stayed in, he did not stop producing after leaving.
• Divine Deablo, Falcons: Left in the second quarter with a forearm injury and was ruled out shortly afterward. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
• Renardo Green, 49ers: Ruled out with a toe injury before the game. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Jake Brendel, 49ers: Ruled out with a hamstring injury before the game. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Jalon Walker, Falcons: Inactive before the game. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Billy Bowman Jr., Falcons: Inactive before the game. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• Ray-Ray McCloud III, Falcons: Inactive before the game. He did not play and therefore had no production.
• George Kittle, 49ers: Active after returning from injured reserve and did not leave early.
• Christian McCaffrey, 49ers: Played the entire game without a reported injury or early exit. He continued producing and finished with 201 total yards and two touchdowns.
• Drake London, Falcons: No injury or early exit was reported; he played without a reported departure.
• Bijan Robinson, Falcons: No injury or early exit was reported; he played without a reported departure.
• Kyle Pitts Sr., Falcons: No injury or early exit was reported; he played without a reported departure.
• Mike Evans: He was not part of this Falcons–49ers game, so there was no Week 7 injury, inactive designation, or early exit to report.

Detroit Lions 24, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9

Final Score

• Detroit led 7–0 after the first quarter, 14–3 at halftime, and 21–9 after three quarters before adding a fourth-quarter field goal.
• The Lions finished with 379 total yards, while Tampa Bay managed 262.

Important Headlines

• Jahmyr Gibbs powered Detroit’s victory with 218 yards from scrimmage and touchdown runs of 78 and 5 yards.
• Amon-Ra St. Brown caught six passes for 86 yards and a touchdown, including Jared Goff’s 27-yard scoring pass in the first quarter.
• Goff completed 20 of 29 passes for 241 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. Baker Mayfield threw for 228 yards and a touchdown but was intercepted once and sacked four times.
• Tampa Bay’s offense struggled against Detroit’s injury-depleted secondary, converted only four of 16 third downs, and turned the ball over on downs three times in the fourth quarter.
• The loss ended Tampa Bay’s two-game winning streak and was its first road defeat of the 2025 season.

Injuries

• Mike Evans, Buccaneers WR: Suffered a concussion and shoulder injury late in the first half after returning from a hamstring absence. He was helped from the field, did not return, and stopped producing after leaving. Tampa Bay later identified the shoulder injury as a broken clavicle; he was expected to miss most of the remaining regular season.
• All other named players: Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Cade Otton, Jahmyr Gibbs, Baker Mayfield, Sam LaPorta, and Kameron Johnson were not listed as inactive, did not leave early with an injury, and continued participating after their in-game plays.

Seahawks 27, Texans 19

Summary

• Seattle improved to 5–2 by defeating Houston 27–19 at Lumen Field. The Seahawks led 14–6 at halftime and pulled away with two Zach Charbonnet rushing touchdowns in the second half.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba was Seattle’s standout offensive player, catching eight passes for 137 yards and a touchdown. His 11-yard touchdown reception gave Seattle a 14–0 lead, and his celebration resulted in an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty.
• Seattle’s defense dominated despite the offense committing four turnovers. Ernest Jones IV intercepted C.J. Stroud, while Ty Okada and Uchenna Nwosu recorded sacks.
• Houston scored on Will Anderson Jr.’s fumble recovery and a late C.J. Stroud-to-Woody Marks touchdown, but Seattle stopped the Texans’ comeback attempt.
• Cooper Kupp made a 32-yard reception but also threw an intercepted trick-play pass intended for Smith-Njigba.
• Dalton Schultz, AJ Barner, Nick Chubb, David Montgomery and Kayshon Boutte were not reported as inactive, injured or early exits in the available Week 7 game coverage. The Seahawks D/ST remained active and produced the defensive performance that helped secure the win.

Injuries

• Nico Collins, Texans: Suffered a concussion early in the fourth quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving, and Houston played the rest of the game without its No. 1 receiver.
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seahawks: No injury or early exit was reported; he played through the game and finished with eight catches, 137 yards and a touchdown.
• Dalton Schultz, Texans: No notable injury, inactive status or early exit was reported.
• AJ Barner, Seahawks: No notable injury, inactive status or early exit was reported.
• Cooper Kupp, Seahawks: No notable injury or early exit was reported; he remained involved in the game and made a 32-yard reception.
• Nick Chubb, Texans: No notable injury, inactive status or early exit was reported.
• David Montgomery, Seahawks: No notable injury, inactive status or early exit was reported.
• Kayshon Boutte, Texans: No notable injury, inactive status or early exit was reported.
• Seahawks D/ST: No notable defensive-unit injury or early exit was reported.