NFL Week 7 schedule, scores, updates and more

October 25, 2021

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Week 7 of the 2021 NFL season featured a whole host of important games that could determine the playoff picture for a ton of teams going forward.

The first game began with the Thursday night matchup between the Denver Broncos and Cleveland Browns. The Browns came away with a close victory with Case Keenum at the helm

The Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams both won their games. The Cardinals remained undefeated and the Rams delivered another loss to the Lions.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Case Keenum (5) looks for a receiver during the first half of an NFL preseason football game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Jacksonville, Fla., in this Aug. 14 file photo.
(AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack, File)

BROWNS 17, BRONCOS 14

Sunday, October 24, 2021

GIANTS 25, PANTHERS 3

PATRIOTS 54, JETS 13

TITANS 27, CHIEFS 3

Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry leaves the field after the Titans beat the Buffalo Bills 34-31 in an NFL football game Oct. 18 in Nashville.
(AP Photo/Wade Payne)

PACKERS 24, WASHINGTON 10

FALCONS 30, DOLPHINS 28

BENGALS 41, RAVENS 17

RAMS 28, LIONS 19

RAIDERS 33, EAGLES 22

CARDINALS 31, TEXANS 5

BUCCANEERS 38, BEARS 3

8:20 PM: Colts @ 49ers (NBC)

Monday, October 25, 2021

8:15 PM: Saints @ Seahawks (ESPN)

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NFL Standings

AFC East

1). Bills (4-2)

2). Patriots (3-4)

3). Jets (1-5)

4). Dolphins (1-6)

AFC North

1). Bengals (5-2)

1). Ravens (5-2)

3). Browns (4-3)

4). Steelers (3-3)

AFC South

1). Titans (5-2)

2). Colts (2-4)

3). Jaguars (1-5)

4). Texans (1-6)

AFC West

1). Raiders (5-2)

2). Chargers (4-2)

3. Chiefs (3-4)

4). Broncos (3-4)

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb (88) celebrates after defeating the New England Patriots after overtime Oct. 17 in Foxborough, Mass.
(AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

1). Cowboys (5-1)

2). Washington (2-5)

3). Eagles (2-5)

4). Giants (2-5)

NFC North

1). Packers (6-1)

2). Vikings (3-3)

3). Bears (3-4)

4). Lions (0-7)

NFC South

1). Buccaneers (6-1)

2). Saints (3-2)

3). Falcons (3-3)

4). Panthers (3-4)

NFC West

1). Cardinals (7-0)

2). Rams (6-1)

3). 49ers (2-3)

4). Seahawks (2-4)

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