Rams dominate Raiders as Browns fall to Titans in Week 7

The Rams posted a 28‑3 lead against the Raiders, and the Titans took a 7‑0 advantage early against the Browns.

By Felo News Desk · Published Sun, 25 Oct 2026 22:46:25 GMT

The Los Angeles Rams built a 28‑3 halftime lead against the Las Vegas Raiders, while the Tennessee Titans opened a 7‑0 lead over the Cleveland Browns in Sunday’s Week 7 NFL action, live‑blogged by Bleacher Report.

What happened

At 12:06 AM PT, the Rams had already scored 28 points in the first half, with 21 coming in the second quarter, according to the live feed. The Raiders’ defense offered little resistance, and the Rams continued to add scores, extending the lead to 28‑3 by the end of the half.

In the Browns‑Titans matchup at Nissan Stadium, the Titans struck first, with running back Tony Pollard recording five carries for 60 yards on the opening series, giving Tennessee a 7‑0 lead before the Browns could answer.

What the reports add

Bleacher Report noted that the Rams entered the game 2‑4 after a disappointing offseason that saw them trade for Myles Garrett, sign cornerbacks Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson, and welcome Aaron Donald back from retirement. The Rams were also missing wideout Puka Nacua for two games and had placed Davante Adams on injured reserve with a hamstring injury expected to keep him out 6‑10 weeks.

The Raiders, at 3‑3, were led by quarterback Kirk Cousins but had lost three straight games prior to this contest. The live blog mentioned fan speculation that a continued losing streak could spark calls for the team’s first overall draft pick, Fernando Mendoza.

For the Browns, the live update highlighted that cornerback Denzel Ward was playing through a finger injury, while the Titans entered the game 1‑5 and were looking to improve their record.

What was said

Bleacher Report’s live commentary described the Rams’ offense as “on a heater,” noting that Matthew Stafford was completing more touchdown passes than incompletions. The same source said the Raiders’ defense was “offering little to no resistance.”

In the Browns‑Titans coverage, the commentator remarked, “Tony Pollard has five carries for 60 yards—on the first series of the game,” emphasizing the early impact of the Titans’ ground game.

How it came about

The Rams’ offensive surge follows a series of offseason moves aimed at shoring up a defense that underperformed last season. Their quarterback, Matthew Stafford, has been a focal point of the new strategy, and the team’s early scoring reflects that emphasis.

The Raiders’ recent struggles contrast with their season‑opening win over the Chargers, which was credited to Kirk Cousins’ efficient play. The team’s current form also ties into a broader narrative about the franchise’s relocation, as Mark Davis recently noted the Rams’ move to Los Angeles helped enable the Raiders’ Las Vegas stadium.

The Browns entered the game after a strong start to the season, holding a 4‑2 record and leading the AFC North. Their health situation, however, includes injuries to key players like Denzel Ward, which may have contributed to the early deficit against the Titans.

Key facts

The Rams led 28-3 at halftime against the Raiders. (bleacherreport.com)
Matthew Stafford threw more touchdown passes than incompletions in the first half. (bleacherreport.com)
Tony Pollard rushed for 60 yards on five carries in the Titans' opening series. (bleacherreport.com)
Davante Adams is on injured reserve with a hamstring injury expected to last 6-10 weeks. (bleacherreport.com)
Kirk Cousins is the quarterback for the Raiders, who are 3-3 entering the game. (bleacherreport.com)