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Micah Parsons was his elite self in the Packers' 27-23 win over the Cardinals in Week 7.

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The 49ers rediscovered their ground game in a 20-10 win over the Falcons, rushing for 174 yards behind a dominant performance from Christian McCaffrey, who totaled 201 yards and two touchdowns. San Francisco’s defense held the NFL’s top rushing attack to just 62 yards and came up with key stops, including a pivotal fourth-down denial late in the game. With the win, the 49ers improved to 5-2, staying tied atop the NFC West.

The Broncos pulled off the most dramatic comeback in franchise history, erasing a 19-0 fourth-quarter deficit to stun the Giants 33-32 in a wild finish. Bo Nix threw three touchdowns, including a late rushing score to take the lead, and Wil Lutz sealed the win with a walk-off field goal after a frantic final drive. Denver scored 33 points in the fourth quarter alone, turning a game full of frustration into an unforgettable victory.

Dak Prescott threw three touchdown passes, including a 74-yarder to CeeDee Lamb, and DaRon Bland returned an interception 68 yards for a score as the Cowboys beat the Commanders 44-22. Lamb returned from injury with 110 yards on five catches, while Jake Ferguson made history as the first tight end with 50 catches and six TDs through seven games. Washington lost Jayden Daniels to a hamstring injury in the second half, and Marcus Mariota’s debut drive ended with Bland’s pick-six that helped Dallas pull away.

The Green Bay Packers staved off an upset from the Arizona Cardinals thanks to a game-winning score from Josh Jacobs, his second of the day. Micah Parsons' three sacks also propelled Green Bay's victory.

The Indianapolis Colts moved to a 6-1 start behind their elite offense, racking up 401 yards and 6.9 yards per play. Jonathan Taylor continued an impressive campaign with 98 rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns, while DeForest Buckner staved off Justin Herbert and the Chargers' offense with two sacks.

The Panthers did just enough to edge out the winless Jets, albeit in a lackluster offensive showing.

The Bears are now winners of four straight, whereas the Saints continue to reel at the bottom of the NFC South.

If there’s any concern about the Eagles’ passing game, it didn’t show in Week 7. Philadelphia posted a 100th-percentile EPA per pass play as Jalen Hurts, DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown all earned strong PFF grades in a 28-22 win over the Vikings.

Although the Titans jumped out to an early lead, Drake Maye and the Patriots son got going and never looked back.

The Browns dominated the Dolphins 31-6 on Sunday, riding three touchdowns from rookie RB Quinshon Judkins and a suffocating defensive effort. Judkins rushed for 84 yards and scored twice out of the wildcat, while Cleveland’s defense forced three interceptions from Tua Tagovailoa, including a 34-yard pick-six by Tyson Campbell.

The Chiefs appear back to being a juggernaut. Patrick Mahomes carved up the Raiders in Rashee Rice's return, and Kansas City's defense locked down Geno Smith and Ashton Jeanty.

Matthew Stafford threw five touchdown passes — three to Davante Adams — as the Rams rolled past the Jaguars 35-7 in a rain-soaked game at Wembley Stadium. Stafford continued his hot streak with 12 touchdowns and no interceptions over his last four games, finding rookie targets Konata Mumpfield and Terrance Ferguson as well. The Rams improved to 5-2, while Jacksonville’s lone bright spot was rookie Travis Hunter’s first NFL touchdown.