This Sunday Night Football clash featured two of the best teams in the NFL, and it certainly lived up to the hype, with the Philadelphia Eagles ultimately defeating the Miami Dolphins 31-17.

The Los Angeles Chargers rolled into Arrowhead and came up short in defeating the rival Kansas City Chiefs, failing to score in the second half and dropping to 2-4 with a 31-17 loss. 

The Green Bay Packers failed to complete their comeback and fell to the Denver Broncos by a score of 19-17 in Week 7.

The Seattle Seahawks made life difficult for the visiting Arizona Cardinals, limiting them to just 10 points en route to their fourth win of the year.

The Pittsburgh Steelers traveled to Los Angeles in Week 7 and left with a big 24-17 road win against the Rams to move to 4-2 on the season.

The Las Vegas Raiders and backup quarterback Brian Hoyer flew into town to take on the Chicago Bears and undrafted rookie backup quarterback Tyson Bagent, with the latter playing smart football all afternoon and earning a blowout 30-12 win in his first start. 

In an NFC East battle, the New York Giants defeated the Washington Commanders 14-7 in Week 7. The win for the Giants brings them to 2-5 on the season, while the Commanders drop to 3-4.

The Cleveland Browns outlasted the Indianapolis Colts, 39-38, in a wild Week 7 win on the road.

In a battle for first place in the NFC South, the Atlanta Falcons defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 16-13, thanks to a last-second field goal.

In one of the more surprising upsets of the season, the New England Patriots shocked the Buffalo Bills, 25-29, in Week 7.

The Baltimore Ravens dominated the Detroit Lions, 38-6, in Week 7 to move both teams to 5-2 on the year.

The Curse of Bobby Layne has been laid to rest. The Lions are Super Bowl contenders in 2023. 

The most- and least-improved NFL players by PFF grading through Week 6 of the 2023 season.

As we get ready for Week 7, here is each team’s highest-graded wide receiver from a week ago.

Sam Howell is on pace for 90-plus sacks, which would shatter the single-season NFL record of 76 set by former Houston Texans quarterback David Carr in 2002.

We already knew Jared Goff in the right NFL environment was capable of executing a productive offense, but now we’re seeing that there was probably an untapped level of potential.

The Jacksonville Jaguars got their fourth consecutive win of the season on Thursday night, beating the New Orleans Saints 31-24 in a game that came down to the wire.

Ivan Pace Jr.'s pass-rushing skill set is a perfect match for defensive coordinator Brian Flores' scheme in Minnesota.