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NFL Week 7 Results: Kansas City Chiefs And San Francisco 49ers Lose While Minnesota Vikings Remain Only Unbeaten Team

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The Minnesota Vikings are 7-0. They beat the Indianapolis Colts 16-10 on Sunday to stay perfect through seven weeks, and they now stand alone as the last undefeated team in the NFL. It is a position nobody predicted for them in September, and they are making it harder to dismiss with every week that passes. The Kansas City Chiefs had a rougher afternoon. Seattle's Seahawks handled them 20-3 on Sunday Night Football, holding Patrick Mahomes to 165 passing yards, no touchdowns, and an interception. Kansas City's offense could not find the end zone all night, and the defense gave up a Jaxon Smith-Njigba touchdown reception and a rushing score from Elijah Wilson. The Chiefs managed only a Harrison Butker field goal. The San Francisco 49ers also dropped a game, falling 29-20 to the Atlanta Falcons in a result that raises genuine questions about where that offense is heading right now.

Other Key Results From Week 7

The Pittsburgh Steelers won the NFL's historic first regular-season game in France, beating the New Orleans Saints 16-10 at Stade de France in Paris. The Cincinnati Bengals dismantled the Baltimore Ravens 35-13, a result that hurts Baltimore's standing in the AFC North considerably. Tampa Bay put up 43 points against the Carolina Panthers, the Detroit Lions edged the Green Bay Packers 20-17 in a division game that matters for the NFC North, the Cleveland Browns beat the Tennessee Titans 27-24, and the Denver Broncos handled the Arizona Cardinals 30-16. The Los Angeles Rams beat the Las Vegas Raiders 35-21, the New York Giants upset the Houston Texans 27-21, and the Miami Dolphins edged the Jets 28-25 in a tight one.

What It Means Going Into Week 8

Minnesota's 7-0 start is the headline. The Chiefs are absorbing losses at a rate that would have seemed impossible a year ago, and San Francisco's slide continues. Monday Night Football still has Philadelphia and Dallas to play, with the Cowboys entering as 67.2 percent favorites according to current projections. The NFC picture is shifting in ways that were not predictable even a few weeks ago, and the Vikings are the reason most of those conversations are starting.

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