All times Eastern; records are through Week 6. Week 7 features 14 games, including the NFL’s first regular-season game in France, with four teams on bye.
Thursday, October 22 — 8:15 p.m. ET — Prime Video
New England Patriots (4–2) @ Chicago Bears (4–2)
Two surging teams with identical records open Week 7 as New England’s improving offense challenges a resilient Chicago squad at Soldier Field.
Sunday, October 25 — 9:30 a.m. ET — NFL Network and NFL+
Pittsburgh Steelers (4–2) @ New Orleans Saints (2–4) — Saint-Denis, France
The NFL’s first regular-season game in France sends Pittsburgh’s physical defense against a Saints team seeking a season-changing international victory.
Sunday, October 25 — 1:00 p.m. ET — FOX
San Francisco 49ers (6–0) @ Atlanta Falcons (2–4)
The undefeated 49ers take their dominant start to Atlanta, where the Falcons will try to deliver one of the season’s biggest upsets.
Sunday, October 25 — 1:00 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Cincinnati Bengals (3–2) @ Baltimore Ravens (4–2)
Cincinnati returns from its bye to face Lamar Jackson and the Ravens in an important battle for position within the crowded AFC North.
Sunday, October 25 — 1:00 p.m. ET — FOX
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1–5) @ Carolina Panthers (3–2)
Carolina returns from its bye with a chance to strengthen its NFC South position against a Tampa Bay team desperate to stop its slide.
Sunday, October 25 — 1:00 p.m. ET — FOX
New York Giants (3–2–1) @ Houston Texans (2–4)
The Giants take their surprising start to Houston against a Texans team carrying the momentum of consecutive victories.
Sunday, October 25 — 1:00 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Indianapolis Colts (2–4) @ Minnesota Vikings (5–0)
Minnesota returns from its bye still undefeated and ready to test an Indianapolis team fighting to reverse a two-game losing streak.
Sunday, October 25 — 1:00 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Miami Dolphins (0–5) @ New York Jets (2–4)
Miami emerges from its bye still searching for its first victory in a divisional matchup against a Jets team eager to stabilize its season.
Sunday, October 25 — 1:00 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Cleveland Browns (4–2) @ Tennessee Titans (1–5)
Cleveland brings its rugged defense and winning record to Nashville, where Tennessee hopes to build upon its breakthrough first victory.
Sunday, October 25 — 4:05 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Denver Broncos (4–2) @ Arizona Cardinals (2–4)
Denver pursues a third consecutive victory against an Arizona team looking to generate momentum after ending its four-game losing streak.
Sunday, October 25 — 4:25 p.m. ET — FOX
Green Bay Packers (4–2) @ Detroit Lions (3–2)
Two NFC North contenders meet at Ford Field in a divisional showdown that could significantly reshape one of football’s strongest races.
Sunday, October 25 — 4:25 p.m. ET — FOX
Los Angeles Rams (2–4) @ Las Vegas Raiders (3–3)
The Rams cross the desert trying to halt their slide against a Raiders team seeking to regain its footing after three consecutive losses.
Sunday, October 25 — 8:20 p.m. ET — NBC, Peacock and NFL+
Kansas City Chiefs (5–0) @ Seattle Seahawks (3–3)
The undefeated Chiefs return from their bye for a hostile Sunday-night test against the defending champions at roaring Lumen Field.
Monday, October 26 — 8:15 p.m. ET — ESPN and ABC
Dallas Cowboys (2–4) @ Philadelphia Eagles (2–4)
Two struggling NFC East rivals enter Monday night with identical records and little room for another damaging loss.
BYE WEEK
Buffalo Bills (5–1)
Buffalo reaches its bye riding a two-game winning streak and positioned among the leading contenders in the AFC.
Jacksonville Jaguars (4–2)
Jacksonville receives a needed break after consecutive international games and remains firmly involved in the AFC South race.
Los Angeles Chargers (0–6)
The winless Chargers will use their bye to reassess an offense and defense that have struggled to find answers through six games.
Washington Commanders (1–4–1)
Washington gets an opportunity to regroup after a difficult opening stretch and prepare for the second half of its schedule.
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