Only the Chargers could find a way to have two drives with two nullified touchdowns each end with lost fumbles in the same season. This week's loss propelled the Titans to a win that further crunched the AFC South thanks to a close Colts win over the Texans.

Backs and receivers got off lightly in Week 7. Guys in the trenches, not so much.

South Carolina's win over Georgia last week was big, but the Fighting Illini's defeat over the Badgers was actually a bigger upset both via the Vegas line and its potential impact on the playoff. But the Badgers weren't the only top-25 team to get upset.

We get the wettest game of the year in Washington. We get the most disappointing team of the season visiting Tennessee. We finally get the first onside kick recovery of the season in Chicago. Your Audibles crew discusses.

Week 7 kicks off tonight with an AFC West matchup as the suddenly struggling Chiefs, losers of two in a row, travel to Denver to take on the Broncos. Big Sunday games include Houston (4-2) at Indianapolis (3-2), Minnesota (4-2) at Detroit (2-2-1), and Baltimore (4-2) at Seattle (5-1).

This week: new faces in new places; the newly rich deal with new money; new stars need new nicknames; old friends become new enemies; and some teams are just always terrible.

Our Upset Watch column is 5-1 so far this season, and this week's pick is for the Eagles in the big Sunday night NFC East showdown. Injuries will play a major role in this game, not only in the players missing the game but also in the players who will not be at 100%.

The biggest game of the week sees Shea Patterson and Michigan visit to play Penn State. Other big conference games this weekend include Florida-South Carolina, Oregon-Washington, and Baylor-Oklahoma State.

The Jets offensive line did a great job of helping out quarterback Sam Darnold in his return to the lineup -- and Darnold returned the favor, covering up the mistakes his line made as well.

Week 7 is missing some of the premiere options at running back and wide receiver with Christian McCaffrey, Nick Chubb, Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and Odell Beckham on bye. That makes defensive matchups key in another week with mild temperatures and no wind or rain forecasted.