Top 10 Predictions for the Sunday Games in Week 7 of the 2020 NFL Regular Season

Arizona has some momentum going now. This is a bit bold, sure, but Seattle, to me, is vulnerable. Russell Wilson is bailing this team out and covering up what I believe is a shaky overall defense. Arizona is the type of team that can exploit the defense.

Aaron Rodgers was absolutely abysmal against Tampa Bay. Like, absolutely horrid. That might've been his worst game ever, if not bottom 5. He looked a lot more mortal than usual, and now he's going to be out for blood.

Texans, take it from an NFC North team: you don't want the wrath of PO'ed Aaron Rodgers. It's the equivalent of a death sentence at best, even with Deshaun Watson on the other side.

Derrick Henry is still the dynamic wrecking ball that we all thought he'd be. But Pittsburgh may be one of the few teams capable of containing him. The Steelers are very well rounded, and that defense is no joke.

This should be a fun clash of undefeated Titans (see what I did there?), but the Steelers will remain undefeated.

Buffalo is going to be ticked off after losing to KC. The Jets are just floating aimlessly with a whole lot of nothingness on their roster. This is an Adam Gase coached team, after all.

The Bills need a confidence booster, and this is the perfect chance with as close to a bye week as they can get. Enjoy your free win. The Jets just blow it all up. Fire Adam Gase and start over.

The Saints may be in trouble. No Michael Thomas or Emmanuel Sanders, it seems. Carolina has a sneaky good defense, and if they minimize mistakes, they may pull a win here.

The Saints have pulled some lucky wins so far, but they have shown that they are vulnerable. They need Michael Thomas back sooner than ever.

Dallas is a mess. Don't let Dak's injury distract you from the fact that this defense is a dumpster fire and that offense isn't much better. Did you see Zeke against Arizona? Are y'all Cowboys fans still delusional?

Washington doesn't have a whole lot to boast about, but Dallas has gotten torched week in and week out by Cleveland, almost by the Giants, and then by the Cardinals. Washington might be able to get lucky.

It seems the Bucs have gained momentum, and so has Vegas. This should be a fun shootout. But in the end, I see Brady winning out. I still don't trust Vegas yet.

Joe Burrow has shown potential so far, unfortunately, his record doesn't exactly reflect that. Could we see him finally get a win against the in-state rivals in Cleveland? Something tells me this will be a shootout.

Chiefs will finally get time to use their new weapon in Le'Veon Bell. Who knows how they will use him. Maybe he takes over for Clyde Edwards-Helaire, or maybe they split carries. Either way, I think it's not out of the question to see him score a touchdown in his debut as a Chief.