Falcons upend the Bills 24-14 behind Bijan Robinson and Drake London, signaling a dynamic start to Week 7 for fantasy managers. Chicago seized a rainy close for an eight-point comeback, aided by late miscues that led to a Jake Moody winner. The Chiefs edged back to .500 amid officiating chatter, Baker Mayfield continues a career resurgence, and Tennessee axed its coach as Week 7 looms.

Week 7 features Steelers at Bengals on Thursday, a Wembley opener with Rams vs Jaguars, Giants’ rookie duo in Dart and Skattebo, a primetime Falcons-49ers showdown, and a double Monday night: Buccaneers-Lions and Texans-Seahawks. Bills and Ravens enjoy byes, shaping the playoff chase and fantasy edge across the slate.

Thursday Night Football pits Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers against Joe Flacco and the Bengals in a battle of veteran precision. Cincinnati rode a 2-0 start with Joe Burrow before a turf-toe injury derailed the season, triggering a four-game skid under Flacco after trading for him. Pittsburgh sits 4-1, the AFC North’s lone winning team through Week 7, and could open a bigger gap with a win in Cincinnati.

Rodgers vs Flacco adds a rare old‑school flavor to prime time. Rodgers owns a 3-0 edge in their career, and this matchup features a mix of aging mastery and midseason adjustments as both offenses navigate injuries. The latest odds lean Steelers (-5.5, 43.5) with key injuries shaping target share for Pittsburgh and Cincinnati’s pass game, including questionable Darius Slay and Gesicki OUT for Cincinnati. Paycor Stadium hosts the showdown on Thursday night.

Green Bay heads to Arizona in Week 7 after a 27-18 win over Cincinnati, with Pete Dougherty answering fan questions in a Week 7 roundup. The focus is on injury status, backfield usage, and how the Packers will attack the Cardinals in a desert test.

Fantasy managers should watch for workload shifts, potential receiver target splits, and how game flow could shape the run-pass balance on Sunday afternoon.

San Francisco faces a defensive void with Nick Bosa and Fred Warner sidelined, pushing John Lynch to chase a marquee upgrade before the trade deadline. Trey Hendrickson emerges as the most plausible target to rev up the pass rush, even as replacing Warner’s versatility remains impossible. Cincinnati’s 2-4 start and Burrow’s injury add urgency to the talks, making a bold, win-now move feasible for a 49ers title push in 2025.

Hendrickson’s elite sack production makes him a fantasy-friendly fit, offering immediate impact on a defense that must contend with stronger offenses while its backbone recovers. The Bengals could demand significant draft capital, but San Francisco’s contender status could justify the price as Lynch navigates a beneath-the-surface deadline market.