Cowboys pull away 38-21
The Dallas Cowboys closed Week 7 with a 38-21 Monday-night victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Dak Prescott finished 15-of-27 for 212 yards and three TDs; CeeDee Lamb caught two touchdown passes, and Javonte Williams rushed for 155 yards and a score to fuel Dallas’ second-half separation.
Source: FOX Sports
Burrow’s four TDs spark 35-13 rally
The Cincinnati Bengals erased a halftime deficit to beat the Baltimore Ravens 35-13. Joe Burrow rebounded to finish 22-of-30 for 292 yards and four touchdowns in the second half surge; Ja’Marr Chase’s halftime exhortation was credited for energizing the offense during the comeback.
Source: NBC Sports (PFT)
Vikings remain unbeaten, 16-10
The Minnesota Vikings held off the Indianapolis Colts 16-10 to stay the league’s last unbeaten team. Minnesota’s defense used aggressive pressure and situational play to limit the Colts, and the win leaves the Vikings 6-0 as their defense continues to set the tone through Week 7.
Source: NFL.com (Around the NFL)
Browns survive 27-24 finish
The Cleveland Browns edged the Tennessee Titans 27-24 in Week 7. Deshaun Watson completed 25-of-36 passes for 308 yards and the offense delivered a late drive that set up a game-clinching score; the result keeps Cleveland atop the AFC North heading into the next slate of games.
Source: NBC Sports (PFT)
Nix’s 62-yard burst lifts Broncos
The Denver Broncos beat the Arizona Cardinals 30-16 as quarterback Bo Nix ripped a 62-yard rushing touchdown and finished 15-of-29 for 222 yards and a passing TD. The win extended Denver’s streak and featured explosive plays from RJ Harvey and Marvin Mims that broke the game open.
Source: NBC Sports (PFT)
49ers fall 29-20 in upset
San Francisco lost 29-20 to the Atlanta Falcons in a Week 7 upset. Brock Purdy threw two interceptions and San Francisco’s injured roster entered a challenging stretch; Atlanta’s balanced attack produced the winning margin in a game that reshuffled late-week talking points around the NFC West.
Source: NBC Sports (Chris Simms Unbuttoned)
Skattebo sets up OT; Singletary wins it
The New York Giants beat the Houston Texans 27-21 in overtime. Cam Skattebo’s 42-yard play set the stage and he finished with 124 rushing yards; Devin Singletary capped the comeback with a 30-yard overtime touchdown to secure the road victory for New York.
Source: CBS Sports (AP/CBS recaps)
Seahawks stifle Chiefs 20-3
Seattle’s defense and Jaxon Smith‑Njigba-led passing game shut down Kansas City in a 20-3 Sunday-night win. Sam Darnold finished 20-of-28 for 257 yards with a TD; Patrick Mahomes was held to 19-of-33, 165 yards and an interception as Seattle controlled tempo and field position all night.
Source: NBC Sports