The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers both lost their unbeaten records in NFL Week 7, while the Minnesota Vikings stayed perfect and the Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-21 on Monday Night Football.
The Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Chargers, Washington Commanders and Jacksonville Jaguars had the week off. Here is how every Week 7 game finished (days are US time), based on ESPN’s box scores and Associated Press reports.
Seahawks 20, Chiefs 3
Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught nine passes for 150 yards and a touchdown as Seattle ended a two-game skid and handed Kansas City its first loss of the season on Sunday night, ESPN reported. Patrick Mahomes was held to 165 passing yards and threw an interception, and the Chiefs are now 5-1.
“Playing a team like Kansas City and all the killers that they got on that side, we knew how big this game was, and we wanted this one badly,” Smith-Njigba said.
Falcons 29, 49ers 20
Michael Penix Jr. threw three touchdown passes and Atlanta scored 13 points off four turnovers to end San Francisco’s perfect start. Brock Purdy threw two interceptions, and Christian McCaffrey missed much of the first half with a thigh injury, the AP recap said. “Too sloppy to win,” 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said. San Francisco are 6-1.
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Vikings 16, Colts 10
Minnesota are the NFC’s last unbeaten team at 6-0 after their defence shut down Daniel Jones and the Colts. Blake Cashman had two sacks and 12 tackles, and Harrison Smith sealed it with an interception. Jonathan Taylor ran for 95 yards and a touchdown for Indianapolis, ESPN’s box score shows.
Cowboys 38, Eagles 21
Dak Prescott threw three touchdown passes, two of them to CeeDee Lamb, and Javonte Williams ran for 155 yards and a score as Dallas won at Lincoln Financial Field on Monday night. Brandon Aubrey kicked three field goals, including one from 55 yards. Tanner McKee threw for 211 yards, a touchdown and an interception for Philadelphia, who were 2-4 and on a four-game losing streak heading in, per ESPN.
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Lions 20, Packers 17
Jake Bates kicked a 22-yard field goal as time expired after Dan Campbell’s fourth-and-1 gamble from Detroit’s own 24 failed late in the game. Amon-Ra St. Brown had nine catches for 153 yards and Jared Goff threw for 303 yards.
Bears 30, Patriots 24 (Thursday)
Caleb Williams threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns to beat Drake Maye in their second meeting since the 2024 draft. Luther Burden III had 130 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Steelers 16, Saints 10 (Paris)
Aaron Rodgers threw a touchdown pass as Pittsburgh won the NFL’s first regular-season game in France, at Stade de France. Jaylen Warren ran for 101 yards.
Browns 27, Titans 24
Deshaun Watson led his fifth game-winning drive of the season, setting up Andre Szmyt’s 32-yard field goal as time expired, to keep Cleveland on top of the AFC North. Tony Pollard scored three rushing touchdowns for Tennessee.
Bengals 35, Ravens 13
Joe Burrow threw four touchdown passes as Cincinnati came from 13-0 down at half-time against a Baltimore side still without Lamar Jackson. Tee Higgins had 148 receiving yards.
Giants 27, Texans 21 (OT)
Devin Singletary’s 30-yard touchdown run won it in overtime after a 42-yard burst from Cam Skattebo, who finished with 124 rushing yards.
Rams 35, Raiders 21
Matthew Stafford threw three touchdown passes to become the Rams’ career leader in passing touchdowns.
Buccaneers 43, Panthers 13
Bucky Irving ran for 106 yards and two touchdowns, Yaya Diaby had three sacks and Tampa Bay forced four turnovers, with Baker Mayfield completing seven of 11 passes as he plays through a dislocated thumb.
Dolphins 28, Jets 25
Malik Willis threw two touchdown passes as Jeff Hafley won his first game as Miami coach.
Broncos 30, Cardinals 16
Bo Nix ran 62 yards for the longest touchdown of his career, and RJ Harvey added a 52-yard touchdown on a screen pass.
Australians in Week 7
Seattle punter Michael Dickson averaged 43 yards from two punts against the Chiefs, with both landing inside the 20. Pittsburgh’s Cameron Johnston averaged 44.5 yards from two punts in Paris.
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