Week 7 will conclude with yet another Monday Night Football doubleheader. The Detroit Lions (4-2) will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-1) and the Seattle Seahawks (4-2) will host the Houston Texans (2-3). The Buffalo Bills (4-2) and Baltimore Ravens (1-5) are on a bye in Week 7, riding two- and four-game losing streaks, respectively.

The Week 7 NFL schedule opens with an AFC North rivalry game with the Cincinnati Bengals hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers on 'Thursday Night Football.' Kickoff is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET at Paycor Stadium.

The Jags lead the league in turnover differential at plus-8, and have an NFL-best 10 interceptions to go with four fumbles recovered. Crucially, they have scored six touchdowns and two field goals off those takeaways, and two others ended an opponent’s final drive in one-score games.

"Just this past week, three of the four teams in the AFC North -- Baltimore, Cincinnati and Cleveland -- made trades Tuesday. The only AFC North team that didn't complete a deal was the first-place Steelers, who are expected to explore upgrading their roster in the weeks ahead of the deadline," Schefter writes.

On Sunday, the Lions fell 30-17 to the reigning AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs. With the loss, Detroit is now 4-2 and sits second in the NFC North. After their Week 5 dismantling of the Cincinnati Bengals, writers across the league recognized the Lions as the NFL’s top team.

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