The NFL action continues into Week 7, with teams jostling for position in their respective divisions, while there are some grudge matches and bounce-back games to look forward to.

Week 6 saw the San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles fall as the last unbeaten teams in the NFL and both will be looking for responses at the first time of asking.

Week 7 Schedule, TV, Odds

Away	Home	Location	Time (ET)	TV	Money Line
Jacksonville Jaguars	New Orleans Saints	Caesars Superdome	8:15pm	Amazon Prime	Jaguars +100 Saints -120
Detroit Lions	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	1pm	Fox	Lions +145 Ravens -165
Las Vegas Raiders	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	1pm	Fox	Raiders -160 Bears +140
Cleveland Browns	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	1pm	CBS	Browns -130 Colts +110
Buffalo Bills	New England Patriots	Gilette Stadium	1pm	CBS	Bills -400 Patriots +320
Washington Commanders	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	1pm	CBS	Commanders -130 Giants +110
Atlanta Falcons	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium	1pm	Fox	Falcons +120 Buccaneers -140
Pittsburgh Steelers	Los Angeles Rams	SoFi Stadium	1pm	Fox	Steelers +145 Rams -165
Arizona Cardinals	Seattle Seahawks	Lumen Field	1pm	Fox	Cardinals +300 Seahawks -380
Green Bay Packers	Denver Broncos	Mile High	4.25pm	CBS	Packers -120 Broncos +100
Los Angeles Chargers	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	4.25pm	CBS	Chargers +205 Chiefs -245
Los Angeles Rams	Arizona Cardinals	SoFi Stadium	4.25pm	Fox	Cardinals +230 Rams -280
Miami Dolphins	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	8.20pm	NBC	Dolphins +110 Eagles -130
San Francisco 49ers	Minnesota Vikings	U.S Bank Stadium	8.15pm	ABC	49ers -305 Vikings +245

Bills can put Pats to the sword

What	Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots
Where	Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts
When	1PM ET, Sunday October 22
How to watch	CBS
Odds	Patriots +320, Bills -8.5

In one of the weekend’s divisional grudge matches, the Buffalo Bills make the trip to Gillette Stadium to face the New England Patriots on Sunday.

A rivalry in the AFC East that used to be dominated by the Pats, the Bills have been reversing the tide in this rivalry since 2020.

The Bills have won six of the last seven encounters with the Pats and are currently on a four-game winning streak against New England.

There were some injury concerns for Bills quarterback Josh Allen after their win over the New York Giants last time out, but he is expected to shrug off a shoulder injury to face the Pats.

New England are 1-5 and currently on a three-game losing streak ahead of the arrival of the Bills to Foxborough.

Buffalo will be confident of extending their winning run over the Pats to five and are -8.5 on the spread.

Eagles @ Dolphins the pick of the weekend

What	Miami Dolphins @ Philadelphia Eagles
Where	Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
When	8.20PM ET, Sunday October 22
How to watch	NBC
Odds	Dolphins +110, Eagles -2

The Philadelphia Eagles were brought back to earth last weekend with a 20-14 defeat at the hands of the struggling New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.

Eagles’ quarterback Jalen Hurts had a night to forget, throwing three interceptions to see the Jets claim the win in New Jersey.

Philadelphia were 5-0 heading to MetLife Stadium without really hitting top gear and they were found out against the Jets.

The Eagles are likely to need their best performance of the season so far on Sunday as they welcome another 5-1 side in the Miami Dolphins to Lincoln Financial Field.

Miami’s offense has been outstanding this season and they will certainly put the Eagles under pressure this weekend.

Scoring 223 points already this year with an average of 37 a game, the Dolphins will head to the Linc full of confidence they can cause an upset, with Miami at +110 for the win.

49ers eyeing response

What	San Francisco 49ers @ Minnesota Vikings
Where	U.S Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota
When	8.15PM ET, Monday October 23
How to watch	NBC
Odds	Vikings +245, 49ers -7

Like the Eagles, the San Francisco 49ers also suffered their first defeat of the campaign in surprising circumstances with a 19-17 defeat at the Cleveland Browns.

Few saw that result coming, especially after the 49ers had demolished NFC Conference rivals the Dallas Cowboys 42-10 in their previous game.

San Francisco has a good opportunity to get back to winning ways at the first time of asking, as they make the trip to the U.S Bank Stadium to face the Minnesota Vikings in Monday Night Football.

The Vikings have been a mixed bag this season, as their 2-4 record would suggest, and they will be without star wide receiver Justin Jefferson again as he is on Injured Reserve with a hamstring injury.

With Minnesota already losing to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Eagles, LA Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs this season, the 49ers should come away with Minneapolis with the spoils. The 49ers are favored by -7 on the spread for this one.

Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.