Week 7's Sunday slate opens in Paris at 9:30 AM ET and closes in Seattle at 8:20 PM ET, with 12 games in between. The 49ers (6-0), Vikings (5-0) and Chiefs (5-0), the league's three unbeaten teams, all play, and the NFL plays its first regular-season game in France. Paris, Detroit and Seattle get the full write-up and a free card. The other nine games each get a card in Tome Intel. All times are Eastern.

Pittsburgh Steelers vs. New Orleans Saints | 9:30 AM ET | NFL Network (Paris)

The Steelers (4-2) and Saints (2-4) are the first teams to play a regular-season game in France, at Stade de France just north of Paris. New Orleans is the designated home team and has practiced in Paris all week, while Pittsburgh arrived Friday after street protests in the French capital turned violent earlier this month. The game is still on. Aaron Rodgers has 1,487 yards, 12 touchdowns and five interceptions, but he has been sacked 19 times, and the Steelers have won two straight, including a 26-19 win over Tampa Bay last week. Pittsburgh has covered three weeks in a row and the over has hit in four straight Steelers games. Receiver Ben Skowronek and cornerback Brandin Echols are out, and running back Rico Dowdle and safety DeShon Elliott (both knee) are questionable.

New Orleans beat the Giants 34-27 last week and heads into its bye after this one. Tyler Shough has 1,443 yards, 12 touchdowns and five interceptions, plus 104 rushing yards and two scores, and Chris Olave is second in the NFL with 580 receiving yards. The Saints score touchdowns on 84% of their red zone trips, second in the league behind San Francisco, but the defense allows 4.8 yards per carry and has struggled to pressure quarterbacks. Guard Cesar Ruiz (knee) and defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd (illness) are questionable. The Saints lead the all-time series 9-8, and the last meeting was a 20-10 Steelers win in November 2022.

Pittsburgh wins if the offensive line keeps Rodgers upright against a light pass rush and the run game takes advantage of a Saints defense that has given up yards on the ground.

New Orleans wins if Shough and Olave keep the red-zone efficiency going and the Saints stop giving the ball away.

Lean Pittsburgh -3 (Lean), and lean the over 43.5 (Lean).

Green Bay Packers @ Detroit Lions | 4:25 PM ET | FOX

Green Bay is 4-2 and has built its offense around Jordan Love, who has 1,684 yards and 11 touchdowns through six games, even though the team scores just 21.2 points per game. Jacobs missed the first six games on the commissioner's exempt list, and the league's investigation into his personal conduct remains open, so a suspension is still possible. For now he is cleared, and he may not start. The Packers also activated nose tackle Jordon Riley, though Riley is questionable with an Achilles issue, and linebacker Zaire Franklin is out. Aaron Banks and Benjamin St-Juste are questionable.

Detroit is 3-2 and Jared Goff is off to the best start of his career: 1,485 yards, 12 touchdowns and no interceptions through five games, a 111.3 rating. Jahmyr Gibbs has been putting up big numbers, the Lions lead the NFL in sacks, and the team has no injury designations. Safety Brian Branch and center Cade Mays are both back from injured reserve this week. The weakness is the secondary, which MLive's writers call the league's worst pass defense, against a Packers receiver group of Christian Watson and Matthew Golden. Detroit's games have all gone over (5-0), but the Lions are just 1-3-1 against the spread.

Green Bay wins if Love gets time against the league's top pass rush and Jacobs gives the offense a run game to lean on.

Detroit wins if Goff and Gibbs keep the offense humming and the pass rush gets to Love before he can attack the secondary.

Lean Green Bay +3.5 (Lean), and lean the over 54.5 (Toss-up).

Kansas City Chiefs @ Seattle Seahawks | 8:20 PM ET | NBC (Peacock)

Kansas City is 5-0 and the Super Bowl MVP from Seattle's championship run is the reason the Chiefs rank second in the league in rushing. Patrick Mahomes has been sacked only six times, and the Chiefs' defense allows 3.5 yards per carry, but the offensive line is thin: receiver Rashee Rice (hamstring, knee) and tackle Jaylon Moore (concussion) are out, left tackle Josh Simmons is on injured reserve, and cornerback L'Jarius Sneed is questionable. Travis Kelce (ankle) was limited in practice and is expected to play. Mahomes and Andy Reid are 10-1-1 against the spread as road underdogs since 2017, per NBC Sports.

Seattle is 3-3 and has lost three of its last four, most recently 17-14 in overtime at Denver last Thursday. Sam Darnold has thrown seven interceptions since returning from injury, all with the Seahawks tied or trailing, and he was sacked three times by the Chargers and five times each by the 49ers and Broncos. Zach Charbonnet (knee) is out, linebackers Chazz Surratt and Drake Thomas are out, and backup quarterback Drew Lock is questionable with an elbow issue. The defense is the strength: it held Denver to 3 yards per play. Seattle also has extra rest after playing Thursday, 10 days to Kansas City's 7.

Kansas City wins if Walker keeps running against a Seattle defense that held Denver to 3 yards per play, and the Chiefs' patchwork line gives Mahomes enough time to make the decisive plays.

Seattle wins if Darnold protects the ball and the defense turns a thin Chiefs line and a missing top receiver into a low-scoring game.

Lean Kansas City +3 (Lean), and lean the under 42.5 (Lean).

Watch how the Saints and Steelers handle the travel and the early start in Paris, whether Jacobs changes what Green Bay can do against Detroit's pass rush, and how Walker's return plays against a Seahawks defense that has been the team's best unit. We'll have the recap Monday with every card graded, free and Intel alike. Cowboys at Eagles closes Week 7 on Monday night.