32 things we learned in NFL Week 7: Are we headed for another Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl?

The 32 things we learned from Week 7 of the 2025 NFL season:

0. Still the number of wins for the New York Jets, who dropped to 0-7 after another pathetic offensive performance against the Carolina Panthers.

0. Apparently, also the number of QB1s the NYJ now have after Justin Fields was yanked for Tyrod Taylor on Sunday. Coach Aaron Glenn hasn’t committed to a starter for Week 8.

1. Could the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles become the first teams in NFL history to cross paths in the Super Bowl three times in a four-season span? Yes, the answer is yes – that is most definitely within the realm of possibility as of Oct. 19, 2025. But Sunday afternoon suggests the likelihood is suddenly much better with both teams, who met in both Super Bowls 57 and 59, seemingly curing some of their recent ills amid encouraging victories.

2. Coming off a massive fail at the end of its three-peat quest in February, K.C. very much seems to be recapturing its dynastic form – winning for the fourth time in the past five weeks after whitewashing the Las Vegas Raiders 31-0. Patrick Mahomes was back in MVP form, pulled for the fourth quarter after passing for 286 yards and three TD – two to WR Rashee Rice, playing in his first game in more than a year after undergoing knee surgery 12 months ago before serving a six-game suspension to start this season.