Pittsburgh Steelers 16, New Orleans Saints 10

Jaylen Warren took the Steelers' first handoff of the morning 29 yards, and Chris Boswell's 28-yard field goal at 10:51 of the first quarter made it 3-0 in front of 78,488 at Stade de France. That held until the second quarter, when Tyler Shough found Barion Brown down the middle for 49 yards and Daniel Carlson's 38-yarder at 10:17 tied it. Pittsburgh needed six plays to answer: Aaron Rodgers found Warren for 26, then DK Metcalf deep down the left side for 51 yards to the 4, and Darnell Washington caught the 4-yard touchdown at 6:45, 10-3. Brown returned the kickoff 42 yards to midfield, and the Saints went 12 plays, surviving two fumbles at the goal line that were reversed on review, before Shough's 1-yard throw to Devaughn Vele at 1:45 made it 10-10. Rodgers drove 40 yards in 1:45 and Boswell's 47-yarder on the final snap of the half put Pittsburgh up 13-10.

The third quarter was two long drives. New Orleans went 14 plays and 68 yards over 7:28, and Payton Wilson ended it by picking off Shough at the Pittsburgh 11 at 7:43 and returning it 18 yards. The Steelers took the next 7:18 off the clock with a 14-play drive of their own, and Boswell's 39-yarder with 14 seconds left in the quarter made it 16-10. New Orleans drove to the Pittsburgh 37 early in the fourth, but a false start pushed Carlson back and his 52-yard try was wide right at 9:32. Chase Young sacked Rodgers at 7:58 to force a punt, Patrick Queen sacked Shough at 6:41 to force one back, and Pittsburgh took the ball with 5:52 left and never gave it up: 11 plays, 49 yards, a Boswell 37-yarder wiped out by a Saints offside penalty at 1:04, and two kneel-downs.

Rodgers was 19-of-30 for 212 yards and a touchdown without an interception, though he was sacked three times. Warren ran 18 times for 101 yards and Rico Dowdle added 41 on nine carries plus six catches, part of 148 rushing yards for a Pittsburgh offense that converted 10 of 16 third downs and held the ball for 32:03. Shough went 30-of-38 for 278 yards with a touchdown and the interception, Alvin Kamara caught seven passes for 57 yards, and Chris Olave had six for 56 on 10 targets. The Saints ran for 18 yards on 17 carries. Queen led Pittsburgh with 10 tackles and a sack. The Steelers are 5-2 and the Saints go into their bye at 2-5.

Green Bay Packers 17, Detroit Lions 20

Green Bay drove 57 yards to open the game and got nothing: a delay-of-game penalty pushed Trey Smack back, and his 26-yard field goal was wide right at 10:26 of the first quarter. Detroit needed six plays to go 80 yards, Jared Goff hitting Amon-Ra St. Brown for 28 and Jameson Williams for 24 before the 16-yard touchdown to Williams at 7:00. Jordan Love answered with a 12-play drive and a 14-yard touchdown to Tucker Kraft at 0:58, 7-7, and Goff came right back with a 40-yard throw to St. Brown at 0:53 that set up Jake Bates' 40-yarder at 12:36 of the second, 10-7. The rest of the half was turnovers of the near-miss kind: Love's 13-play drive stalled on downs at the Detroit 13, and Jahmyr Gibbs fumbled at the Green Bay 6 with 30 seconds left, Isaiah McDuffie knocking it loose and Brenton Cox Jr. recovering.

Goff's aborted snap at 14:16 of the third was recovered by McDuffie at the Detroit 42, and five plays later Love threw a 25-yard touchdown to Josh Jacobs, in his first game of the season, for a 14-10 Green Bay lead at 12:14. Detroit went 80 yards again, Goff to Williams for 30 and then the 10-yard touchdown at 6:33, 17-14. The fourth quarter opened with Love called for intentional grounding and then picked off by Brian Branch at the Detroit 43 at 14:50. Green Bay still got the ball back and went 61 yards in 12 plays to Smack's 43-yarder at 7:10, 17-17. Detroit turned it over on downs at 4:50, and the Packers had the ball at the Lions' 35 with the game on their foot. DJ Wonnum blocked Smack's 35-yard try at 3:25.

Detroit then went 71 yards in 10 plays, all of them with the clock as the opponent. Goff found Sam LaPorta for 18 and a roughing-the-passer call on Karl Brooks added 15 at 2:45, Gibbs ran for 8 to the Green Bay 7 at 2:00 and for 8 more to the 3 at 1:08 after a false start, Goff kneeled at 0:27, and Bates made the 22-yarder at 0:00. Goff was 22-of-32 for 303 yards and two touchdowns without an interception; St. Brown caught nine for 153, Williams five for 91 and both scores, and Gibbs carried 29 times for 116. Love went 27-of-45 for 274 with two touchdowns and the interception, Matthew Golden caught six of 12 targets for 39 yards, and Jacobs had 36 yards on 11 carries plus five catches for 55 and the score. Detroit outgained Green Bay 415 to 324 and had 26 first downs to 17; Green Bay was penalized eight times for 81 yards. The Lions are 4-2, the Packers 4-3.

Kansas City Chiefs 3, Seattle Seahawks 20

The first quarter was four punts. Seattle then went 86 yards in 15 plays over 8:26, Sam Darnold finding Jaxon Smith-Njigba for 33 at 11:19 of the second, and settled for Jason Myers' 25-yarder at 8:22, 3-0. Nikko Remigio returned the kickoff 44 yards to the Kansas City 42, and Patrick Mahomes threw it to Ty Okada at the Seattle 34 at 6:09, looking for Jalen Royals. Ten plays later Darnold found Smith-Njigba down the left sideline for a 28-yard touchdown at 1:44, confirmed on review, 10-0. Seattle nearly scored again before the half, Smith-Njigba catching passes of 21 and 28 to the Kansas City 2 at 0:35, but Nohl Williams intercepted Darnold in the end zone at 0:23 and ran it out 65 yards to the Seattle 44. Harrison Butker's 58-yard try at 0:01 came up short.

Seattle took 6:51 off the third-quarter clock with a 13-play drive to Myers' 35-yarder at 8:09, 13-0, and Kansas City finally answered with Butker's 50-yarder at 1:42 after Derick Hall sacked Mahomes at the 32, 13-3. The Chiefs drove 60 yards early in the fourth and Butker was wide right from 45 at 8:38. Seattle then went 65 yards in nine plays, Emanuel Wilson running 21 yards off left tackle for the touchdown at 3:47, 20-3, and Kansas City turned it over on downs at 3:13. The Seahawks ran out the last 3:13 on the ground.

Mahomes finished 19-of-33 for 165 yards with no touchdowns and the interception, and Kenneth Walker III, the league's leading rusher coming in, had 36 yards on 14 carries against his former team. Kansas City managed 213 yards and 11 first downs, converted 3 of 11 third downs, held the ball for 24:09 and never reached the red zone. Darnold was 20-of-28 for 257 yards with the touchdown and the interception and was not sacked; Smith-Njigba caught nine passes for 150, and Wilson ran 24 times for 100 and the score. Seattle had 410 yards, converted 11 of 16 third downs and held the ball for 35:51. The Seahawks are 4-3, and the Chiefs take their first loss at 5-1.

Buccaneers 43, Panthers 13: Bucky Irving ran in from 4 yards at 7:22 of the first, and the second quarter buried Carolina: Chase McLaughlin's 22-yarder at 14:12, Calijah Kancey's 32-yard fumble return at 11:05 after Bryce Young was sacked, and Irving's 1-yard score at 3:53 and Baker Mayfield's 14-yard touchdown to Tez Johnson at 0:04 made it 33-6. Young's 50-yard touchdown to Darren Waller at 9:09 came with a blocked extra point that Zyon McCollum returned for two points the other way. Sean Tucker's 46-yard run at 10:21 of the fourth made it 43-6. Tampa Bay ran for 258 yards, Irving 106 on 24 carries, while Mayfield threw just 11 passes. Young was 14-of-27 for 163 with two interceptions before Kenny Pickett finished, Yaya Diaby had three sacks, and Carolina gave it away four times. Tampa Bay is 2-5; Carolina is 3-3.

Giants 27, Texans 21 (OT): Ka'imi Fairbairn made field goals of 58 and 57 yards, Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Jameis Winston scored on short runs, and C.J. Stroud's 6-yard touchdown to Marvin Harrison Jr. and two-point throw to Cade Stover at 0:34 of the second made it 14-14, with Dominic Zvada missing from 56 and 44 in between. Cam Skattebo's 16-yard run at 8:55 of the fourth put New York up 21-14, and Stroud's 3-yard touchdown to Xavier Hutchinson with 52 seconds left tied it. Houston punted after three plays in overtime, Skattebo ran 42 yards to the Houston 30 at 8:23, and Devin Singletary went 30 yards up the middle at 7:25 to end it. J.J. McCarthy was 20-of-28 for 252, Skattebo ran 17 times for 124, and Malik Nabers caught seven for 111 as the Giants outgained Houston 420 to 237. New York is 4-2-1; Houston is 2-5.

Falcons 29, 49ers 20: San Francisco led 14-3 on Christian McCaffrey's 1-yard run and Kaelon Black's 30-yard touchdown at 14:54 of the second, and Atlanta spent the rest of the day taking the ball away. Michael Penix Jr. threw 1 yard to Nick Muse at 8:47 and Nick Folk's 33-yarder at 0:00 cut it to 14-12 at the half. Penix's 5-yard touchdown to Kyle Pitts Sr. at 8:59 of the third gave Atlanta its first lead, Jessie Bates III picked off Brock Purdy at the Atlanta 10 at 5:41, and Penix found Drake London for 21 yards at 14:55 of the fourth, 26-14. Purdy's 1-yard throw to Kyle Juszczyk at 5:05 made it 26-20, but Kendal Daniels intercepted him at 2:42 and returned it 29 yards to set up Folk's 31-yarder at 1:56, and Bates knocked the ball from George Kittle at 0:57 to finish it. Penix was 25-of-34 for 213 and three touchdowns without a turnover; Purdy threw for 288 but the 49ers gave it away four times. San Francisco is 6-1; Atlanta is 3-4.

Bengals 35, Ravens 13: With Tyler Huntley starting at quarterback, Baltimore led 13-0 at the half on Huntley's 48-yard touchdown to Zay Flowers at 13:36 of the first and Tyler Loop field goals of 34 and 24 yards. Then Joe Burrow threw four touchdowns in 15 minutes of game clock: 6 yards to Mike Gesicki at 9:24 of the third, 13 to Tee Higgins at 4:29 for a 14-13 lead, and after Samaje Perine's 1-yard run at 11:14 of the fourth and Demetrius Knight Jr.'s interception of Huntley at the Baltimore 38, 2 yards to Ja'Marr Chase at 7:25 and 16 to Drew Sample at 6:21. Burrow was 22-of-30 for 292 yards, Higgins caught six for 148, and Chase had five for 62. Huntley went 23-of-34 for 298 with the touchdown and the pick, Flowers caught eight for 137, and Derrick Henry had 45 yards on 17 carries. Baltimore held the ball for 35 minutes and scored 13. Cincinnati is 4-2; Baltimore is 4-3.

Vikings 16, Colts 10: Jonathan Taylor's 38-yard touchdown at 9:13 of the first was the only touchdown of a game that spent three quarters on field goals: Will Reichard from 28 and 47, Spencer Shrader from 43 on the last play of the half for a 10-6 Indianapolis lead, and Shrader wide left from 56 at 2:19 of the third. Kyler Murray's 5-yard touchdown to T.J. Hockenson at 14:36 of the fourth gave Minnesota its first lead, 13-10. Reichard's 59-yard try was blocked by Grover Stewart at 8:38, Shrader missed wide right from 48 at 4:27, and Murray drove the Vikings to Reichard's 52-yarder at 1:39, 16-10. Harrison Smith intercepted Daniel Jones at 1:15 to close it. Murray was 14-of-24 for 150 and ran five times for 39; Jones went 13-of-22 for 108 and was sacked four times, two by Blake Cashman, who also had 12 tackles. Minnesota is 6-0 and the league's last unbeaten team; Indianapolis is 2-5.

Dolphins 28, Jets 25: Malik Willis threw 7 yards to Caleb Douglas at 10:53 of the first, Ollie Gordon II scored from the 1 at 1:02, and Willis ran in from 2 yards with six seconds left in the half for a 21-7 Miami lead, with Michael Taaffe's interception of Geno Smith at 12:06 of the second in between. Smith's 3-yard touchdown to Omar Cooper Jr. at 5:50 of the third and Jason Sanders' 33-yarder at 8:57 of the fourth cut it to 21-17, and then Willis found Douglas for a 63-yard touchdown at 4:44, 28-17. Smith's 12-yard touchdown to Mason Taylor and a two-point throw at 3:24 made it 28-25, but Miami ran out the final 3:24 on the ground. Willis was 14-of-21 for 208 and two touchdowns, Gordon ran 25 times for 103, and Greg Dulcich caught five for 86. Smith went 23-of-30 for 287 with three touchdowns and the pick, Cooper caught five for 115, and Braelon Allen ran for 104. Miami has its first win at 1-5; New York is 2-5.

Browns 27, Titans 24: Tony Pollard ran 36 yards at 12:57 of the first and 10 more at 8:35, after Cor'Dale Flott picked off Deshaun Watson, for a 14-0 Tennessee lead. Quinshon Judkins answered with touchdown runs of 5 and 6 yards, Denzel Ward intercepted Cam Ward at 7:07 of the second, and Andre Szmyt's 28-yarder at 0:00 put Cleveland up 17-14. A scoreless third and Szmyt's miss off the upright at 14:09 of the fourth kept it there until Joey Slye tied it from 29 at 8:41. Watson ran 9 yards for a touchdown at 4:34, 24-17; Cam Ward took Tennessee 63 yards and Pollard scored from the 1 at 0:58, 24-24. Watson then found Dylan Sampson for 8 and Harold Fannin Jr. for 36 to the Tennessee 19 at 0:28, and Szmyt made the 32-yarder at 0:00. Watson was 25-of-36 for 308, KC Concepcion caught eight for 129, and Cleveland had 491 yards. Pollard ran 25 times for 129 and three scores. Cleveland is 5-2; Tennessee is 1-6.

Broncos 30, Cardinals 16: Two Wil Lutz field goals and two from Chad Ryland had it 6-6 at 4:30 of the second when Bo Nix kept the ball and ran 62 yards for a touchdown at 3:43. Nix threw to RJ Harvey for a 52-yard score at 10:26 of the third, 20-6, Jacoby Brissett, starting with Carson Beck out with a back injury, threw 7 yards to Trey McBride at 3:50, and J.K. Dobbins scored from the 1 as the third quarter ended, 27-13. Lutz's 31-yarder at 8:39 of the fourth and Ryland's 41-yarder at 6:21 closed it out. Nix was 15-of-29 for 222 and the touchdown and ran seven times for 73, and Denver had 159 rushing yards. Brissett went 27-of-48 for 272, McBride caught 10 for 111, and Arizona converted 5 of 17 third downs. Denver is 5-2; Arizona is 2-5.

Rams 35, Raiders 21: Matthew Stafford threw touchdowns of 3 and 5 yards to Davis Allen and 11 to Puka Nacua, and Kyren Williams ran 17 yards at 1:19 of the second for a 28-3 lead that Matt Gay's 27-yarder at 0:00 trimmed to 28-6 at the half. Las Vegas took the first two possessions of the fourth quarter for touchdowns, Kirk Cousins to Tre Tucker for 37 at 14:51 and to Ashton Jeanty for 15 at 13:12 after Nakobe Dean's interception, with both two-point tries failing, 28-18. Blake Corum's 4-yard run at 6:34 answered, and Gay's 36-yarder at 4:11 set the final. Stafford was 23-of-29 for 195 and three touchdowns, Williams ran for 99 and Corum for 93, and the Rams had 199 rushing yards. Cousins went 26-of-44 for 295, Tucker caught five for 103, and the Raiders ran for 48. Both teams are 3-4.

Week 7 closes Monday night with the Cowboys at the Eagles at 8:15 PM ET, a free card. The NBA has nine games Monday, and the WNBA Finals continue with Golden State at Atlanta. The previews and the cards will be up before tip-off and kickoff.

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