2020 NFL power rankings, Week 7: Colts rally, Packers routed

Joe Burrow and company made their way to Indianapolis looking to rebound from a lopsided loss at Baltimore in which the team failed to score a touchdown. However, that certainly wasn’t the problem on Sunday afternoon as the Bengals owned a 21-0 lead one play into the second quarter. But the defense couldn’t prevent the Colts from converting on third down (7-of-11) on a consistent basis and Cincinnati managed only a field goal after halftime.

Andy Dalton will make his first start for the team that picked him up this offseason. But can the 10-year veteran, who helped rally the club last Sunday to a win over the Giants, overcome a defensive unit that has been a major disappointment? The Cowboys have played four consecutive games in which they have scored at least 31 points and allowed 34-plus points. Dallas’ defense has already given up 19 offensive touchdowns – 12 through the air.

Winless in their first three home games, Kyle Shanahan’s struggling club hosted the Rams on Sunday night. Jimmy Garoppolo looked to rebound after a miserable outing last week in a home loss to Miami and would throw three first-half touchdown passes as San Francisco’s offense rolled up 291 yards in the first half and 390 total yards by game’s end. Garoppolo finished with 268 yards through the air and Shanahan’s team played turnover-free ball.