Yahoo Sports Staff Updated Sun, October 25, 2026 at 8:42 PM UTC About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement We've got another loaded NFL Sunday slate on deck in Week 7, following up the morning's Pittsburgh Steelers-New Orleans Saints showdown in Paris with seven games in the early window and three in the afternoon.
Notably, we've got four teams on bye in Week 7: the Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, Los Angeles Chargers and Washington Commanders.
Follow along with Yahoo Sports for live updates, highlights and more from Week 7's Sunday game slate.
Jared Goff is airing the ball out for the Lions. He found Amon-Ra St. Brown for a 28-yard gain and immediately found Jameson Williams for a 24-yard pickup.
The Detroit quarterback then threw a pass left to Williams, and the speedy wide receiver stayed inbounds and avoided defenders on his way to the 16-yard score.
The Lions lead 7-0 after the extra point.
Sunday's game between the Rams and the Raiders remains tied. Las Vegas kicker Matt Gay lined up for a 51-yard field goal attempt, but he pushed it wide left.
Still 0-0 with only five minutes gone in the first quarter.
Matthew Golden and Christian Watson have been one of the best receiving duos in the league this year, and Golden has so far carried that momentum into Week 7.
He had two catches for 27 yards on the opening drive, with teammate Savion Williams nabbing a 27-yard catch of his own. The drive stalled out in the red zone, however, and the Packers decide to go for the points with rookie kicker Trey Smack from 26 yards — which he missed, wide right.
Josh Jacobs wasn't able to get much done with his first reps of the season returning from the commissioner's exempt list, totaling just four yards on three rush attempts.
The Broncos are first on the board with a 48-yard field goal from Wil Lutz to take a 3-0 lead.
Denver went as far as the Cardinals' 20-yard line but a 10-yard offensive pass interference call set them back 10 yards, and the team takes the points.
On the very next play after Skattebo's big run, Devin Singletary bobbed and weaved his way through the defense, his former team.
Singletary took it to the house for a 30-yard score.
Giants running back Cam Skattebo broke through the offensive line and took off down the field.
Skattebo scampered for 42 yards down to the Houston 30-yard line. He slid as he went down and it looked like he may have been shaken up.
Houston didn't gain a yard with its first possession in overtime.
The Texans had a 0-yard run, and then CJ Stroud had two incompletions before Houston punted.
The Texans have gotten the ball first in OT. Reminder: both teams get a chance at possession, so even an opening-drive TD doesn't end the game unless it happens to take 10 minutes.
New York only had a minute left in regulation, but JJ McCarthy was unable to get the offense down the field.
The Giants and Texans will be heading to overtime with the score tied at 21.
The 49ers are no longer undefeated. The Falcons forced a fumble from George Kittle, who was fighting for extra yards. Atlanta recovered it and wins 29-20.
The only remaining undefeated teams are Minnesota (who won on Sunday) and the Kansas City Chiefs (who play Sunday night)
The Browns are 5-2 after Andre Szymt nailed a game-winning field goal for the second time in as many weeks.
CJ Stroud scrambled just long enough to find a passing lane to get a ball to Xavier Hutchinson. The wide receiver held on for the 3-yard touchdown.
Houston opted to kick the PAT and this game is tied with 52 seconds left.
Tony Pollard has helped tie the game against the Browns.
The veteran running back has scored his third rushing touchdown of the game, tying a career-high.
Baltimore played yet another game that was a story of two halves. The Ravens scored all 13 of their points in the first half, and held the Bengals scoreless.
Then it flipped, and it was all Cincinnati in the second. The Bengals scored five consecutive touchdowns in the second half to earn the 35-13 win.
Cincinnati moves to 4-2, while Baltimore drops to 4-3.
Quarterback Malik Willis converted a fourth-down sneak for a fresh set of downs. This secured Miami's 28-25 win, the franchise's first of the season.
The Vikings remain undefeated with a 16-10 win over the Colts. Minnesota moves to 6-0 on the season, and Kyler Murray picked up the win, despite Call of Duty releasing this week.
New York is leading 21-14, but the Giants' most recent drive lasted just three plays and they lost 10 yards. Probably more importantly, New York only took 1:39 off the clock.
Houston tried to get creative. Xavier Hutchinson caught a pass and tried to lateral it to Woody Marks. The running back couldn't come down with it cleanly, and fumbled.
He was able to recover it, but the Texans decided to punt.
New York leads 21-14 with 6:45 left in the game.
On fourth and 1, Tyler Huntley went for a quarterback keeper but got stuffed. It looks like Baltimore is headed for a loss and a 4-3 record.
The Jets have cut it to a one-score game against the Dolphins.
Tight end Mason Taylor has his second touchdown of the game.
After the score and two penalties moving them back, Geno Smith found Taylor for the two-point conversion, completing the Octopus.
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