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In Week 7, the Steelers secure a 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints in Paris, while the AFC North battle intensifies as the Baltimore Ravens squander a lead against the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Cleveland Browns hit the road. The Ravens’ second‑half collapse tightens the division race, leaving all three teams vying for the top spot as the season heads into its crucial mid‑point.
The Ravens squandered a 13‑0 halftime lead to lose 35‑13 to the Bengals, dropping to 4‑3 on the season. Tyler Huntley sparked the first half, but Baltimore’s defense collapsed, allowing four straight Bengals touchdowns—including a Ja'Marr Chase score—while the offense managed only two first downs after the break. Critics on Baltimore Beatdown blame defensive coordinator Jesse Minter, injuries to key linemen like Vega Ioane, and the unit’s inability to tackle and rush the passer. With Lamar Jackson still out, the Ravens face a daunting stretch against division leaders in the next 11 days.
The Cincinnati Bengals routed the Baltimore Ravens 35–13 in Week 7 on October 25, 2026.
On Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens took their second straight loss with a home defeat at the hands of the Cincinnati Bengals. The Ravens played this one once again without quarterback Lamar Jackson, who was injured, with Tyler Huntley getting the start instead. The Ravens took a 13-0 lead into the halftime locker room in this […] The post Ravens’ latest blown double-digit lead is most spectacular collapse yet appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Joe Burrow led the Cincinnati Bengals on a second-half surge to secure a 35-13 comeback victory over Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens, rallying from a scoreless first half to steal a crucial AFC North win on the road.
On Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens hit the field at home for a game against the Cincinnati Bengals, a matchup of two AFC North rivals. The Ravens played this game once again without Lamar Jackson, with Tyler Huntley getting the start in his place. The Ravens got out to an impressive 13-0 lead in this one, […] The post Ravens lose Vega Ioane to knee injury, then immediately blow 13-0 lead in mere minutes appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Baltimore Ravens have lost a key rookie to injury, forcing another change up front against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Buffalo fans enjoy a bye week while the NFL rolls on in Week 7. The Chicago Bears upset the New England Patriots 30-24, dropping the Patriots to 4-3 and keeping Buffalo 1.5 games ahead in the AFC East. In the NFL International Series, the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in Saint‑Denis, France, putting the Steelers and 42‑year‑old Aaron Rodgers at 5-2. Key matchups include the Ravens vs. Bengals (Lamar Jackson out), Texans vs. Giants (J.J. McCarthy starts), and the Lions vs. Packers. The article invites fans to discuss the slate and ends with a primetime Chiefs‑Seahawks preview.
NFL Week 7 kicks off Sunday, Oct. 25, with RedZone delivering seven hours of commercial‑free action starting at 1 PM ET. Host Scott Hanson will flip between early games like Miami vs. New York Jets, Giants vs. Texans, and Bengals vs. Ravens, then move to the late window featuring Packers at Lions, Broncos vs. Cardinals, and Rams vs. Raiders. The guide shows how to stream RedZone for free via Fubo, which also carries CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN and NFL Network for the whole season. Fans can watch on TV, phone, tablet or computer, though regional limits may apply.
The (3-2) Cincinnati Bengals play against the (4-2) Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on the road in Week 7 of the regular season. One player to monitor on Sunday is Shemar Stewart, who has had a very limited role, mainly because he missed most of training camp and Week 1 with a hyperextended knee. Stewart […] The post Cincinnati Bengals: Suddenly Scratch Ex-17th Overall Pick appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Live match and player stats for the Cincinnati Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens in NFL Week 7.
Week 7’s early NFL slate kicks off Sunday, Oct. 25, at 1 p.m. ET with seven games across CBS and FOX. Highlight matchups include the AFC North clash—Cincinnati Bengals (3‑2) vs. Baltimore Ravens (4‑2)—and the NFC East showdown—New York Giants (3‑2‑1) vs. Houston Texans (2‑4). Other games feature San Francisco (6‑0) vs. Atlanta, Tampa Bay (1‑5) vs. Carolina, Indianapolis vs. Minnesota (5‑0), Miami (0‑5) vs. New York Jets, and Cleveland vs. Tennessee. Streaming options are FuboTV, Paramount+, and FOX One, and regional TV maps are on 506sports.com.
The Falcoholic’s Week 7 thread warns that the Falcons’ season is already slipping after back‑to‑back losses to the Ravens and Bears and a daunting upcoming slate that includes the 49ers, Bengals, Vikings and Chiefs. With the 49ers sitting undefeated and possibly atop the NFC, a win could reignite Atlanta’s playoff hopes, but another defeat may seal another losing season. Fans are invited to discuss the game and rally behind the Falcons.
The Cincinnati Bengals come into Week 7 absolutely needing to get a big win. Cincinnati will face off against a Baltimore team minus Lamar Jackson on Sunday. The Bengals will be without one defensive player who has come up as a trade target ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Bengals edge rusher Shemar Stewart is […] The post Shemar Stewart’s Week 7 status will only fuel Bengals trade rumors even more appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Cincinnati Bengals travel to Baltimore on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026, for a Week 7 AFC North clash at 1:00 PM ET. The game airs on CBS and streams live on Fubo (free trial available). Both teams bring high‑powered offenses—Cincinnati’s passing attack versus Baltimore’s run‑focused scheme—making red‑zone execution and turnover avoidance critical for playoff positioning in the division.
The Ravens (4-2) face the Bengals (3-2) on Sunday at 1 p.m. on CBS/Paramount+ without Lamar Jackson for the third straight game, naming Tyler Huntley as starter. Baltimore’s defense, led by edge rusher Trey Hendickson, aims to pressure Bengals QB Joe Burrow and keep the game low‑scoring, while a fresh offensive line combo backs Huntley. A win would boost Baltimore ahead of back‑to‑back matchups with the Jaguars and Bills as Jackson’s return remains uncertain.
The Baltimore Ravens (4-2) host the Cincinnati Bengals (3-2) in Week 7 on Sunday, Oct. 25 at 1:00 p.m. ET at M&T Bank Stadium. The game airs on CBS with Jim Nantz’s crew and streams on Paramount+ and NFL+. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is listed as out, boosting the Bengals, who are 1.5‑point favorites at FanDuel. Tune in via WBAL 1090 AM/101.5 FM or 98 Rock for radio coverage. The matchup pits a home‑field Ravens squad against a Bengals team looking to capitalize on the injury news.
Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, the team announced Saturday.
Lamar Jackson sits out the Ravens' Week 7 clash with the Bengals after his left ankle injury, sustained in a Week 4 win over the Titans, was downgraded from questionable to out. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley makes his third straight start, hoping to rebound from a 13-10 loss to Cleveland. Baltimore (4-2) will lean on Derrick Henry and its option‑run game to counter a Bengals (3-2) defense ranked 23rd against the run. The absence of the two‑time MVP adds a major hurdle in the AFC North race.
Baltimore Beatdown’s Week 7 preview predicts a narrow loss for the Ravens against the Bengals as backup QB Tyler Huntley replaces Lamar Jackson. Analysts cite a struggling offensive line, a tough fight with defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, and the need for a strong X‑factor—whether it’s Ja’Kobi Lane’s contested catches, Cam Jurgens’ debut, Keondre Jackson’s defensive play, or Trey Hendrickson’s pass rush. While the defense must force turnovers and limit Joe Burrow’s air attack, most predictions favor Cincinnati (24‑17, 27‑16, or 27‑21).
Lamar Jackson is nearing his return for the Baltimore Ravens, with a showdown against Josh Allen’s Buffalo Bills potentially awaiting. The two-time MVP will miss Sunday’s Cincinnati Bengals game, but his latest injury update offers Baltimore renewed optimism. Jackson has missed two consecutive games with an ankle injury and will sit out a third against […] The post Ian Rapoport hypes Lamar Jackson’s Ravens injury return vs. Josh Allen’s Bills appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Baltimore Ravens host the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday, Oct. 25, at 1:00 PM ET on CBS, with a free Fubo live stream option. The Bengals come in 3‑2 after a Week 6 bye, led by 71%‑plus passer Joe Burrow and receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, looking to build on their 31‑24 win over Miami. Baltimore sits 4‑2 after a 13‑10 loss to Cleveland, but quarterback Lamar Jackson is questionable with an ankle injury, making Tyler Huntley a likely starter. Derrick Henry and Zay Flowers remain key for the Ravens' AFC North push.
Cleveland Browns backup offensive lineman Luke Wypler is fined $6,611 for unnecessary roughness in Week 6, after a questionable "striking/kicking/kneeling" incident on a Baltimore Ravens player during the Browns' extra‑point attempt with 8:33 left. No penalty was called on the field. Wypler, a sixth‑round pick from Ohio State who signed a four‑year, $4 million contract in 2023, is earning just over $1.1 million this season, making the fine roughly 10 % of his weekly pay.
The Ravens, now 2‑5 underdogs at home against the Bengals in Week 7, must rely on a crafty game plan after Tyler Huntley returns to start for a third straight game with Lamar Jackson still out. Offensively, the key is to exploit the Bengals’ porous run defense by attacking the outside—using Cam Jurgens and Derrick Henry to avoid the dominant interior duo of Dexter Lawrence and Jonathan Allen. Defensively, Trey Hendrickson seeks a revenge performance against his former team, targeting left tackle Orlando Brown Jr., who has allowed most of the Bengals’ third‑down pressures. Coach Jesse Minter could mix pressure packages and surprise coverage to disrupt Joe Burrow, while secondary help from Marlon Humphrey may tip the scales.
The Bengals travel to Baltimore for Week 7, hoping to climb the AFC North while the Ravens face a surprise without star QB Lamar Jackson, who remains sidelined after a practice report was overturned. Backup QB Tyler Huntley, who has shown multi‑dimensional play, will lead the Ravens, while Cincinnati’s own Tee Higgins makes his fourth career start. The Bengals released a final injury report ahead of the matchup, and analysts discuss key defensive matchups and potential trade interest in Colts RB Jonathan Taylor. The preview also links to broader Week 7 NFL predictions and news.