NFL Week 7: Voices of Victory
The NFL season is heating up, and Week 7 did not disappoint. From thrilling finishes to dominant performances, players and coaches shared their thoughts on their hard-fought wins.
A Triumphant Return
Saquon Barkley’s return to MetLife Stadium was a resounding success. The Philadelphia Eagles running back ran for 176 yards and added a score, silencing the boos from his former team’s fans. “I know I was getting booed, but as a competitor, that’s the stuff you live for,” Barkley said, taking the high road.
A Fresh New Look
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson made a statement in his first game back from injury, leading his team to a 16-10 win over the Miami Dolphins. Richardson’s new haircut was a topic of discussion, with the signal-caller saying it was a “breath of fresh air” that allowed him to reflect on his future growth.
From Brick Salesman to NFL Hero
Detroit Lions kicker Jake Bates has had an unconventional path to success. Just 18 months ago, he was working as a brick salesman, but now he’s a hero for the NFC North-leading Lions. Bates’ 44-yard field goal with seconds remaining gave his team the lead, and he reflected on how far he’s come.
Tough Wins in the AFC North
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow knows that games in the AFC North are always tough. After a 21-14 win over the Cleveland Browns, Burrow praised the Browns’ stout defense, saying they “always make it tough on us.”
A Brotherhood of Winners
Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota stepped in for injured rookie Jayden Daniels and led his team to a 40-7 win over the Carolina Panthers. Mariota credited his teammates for making plays and maintaining a strong camaraderie, saying “when you have a brotherhood like this, you’ll find ways to win.”
These voices of victory showcase the diverse perspectives and experiences of NFL players and coaches. From overcoming adversity to praising teammates, these quotes highlight the excitement and drama of the NFL season.
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