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This article looks at the teams on bye in Week 7. Where do they stand, and how can they improve for the rest of the season?

Lance Warren examines four NFL teams entering their Week 7 bye with contrasting fortunes: the Buffalo Bills, Washington Commanders, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Los Angeles Chargers. The 5-1 Bills lead the AFC East with an elite offense under head coach Joe Brady, while the 4-2 Jaguars lead the AFC South behind Trevor Lawrence. Both franchises look well-positioned for playoff runs despite defensive secondary concerns.
Conversely, the Commanders and Chargers face difficult campaigns. Washington sits at 1-4-1 amid season-ending injuries to key starters like Terry McLaurin. Meanwhile, the Chargers remain winless at 0-6, struggling with offensive line issues that have seen quarterback Justin Herbert heavily pressured and sacked. Warren suggests both struggling franchises face major questions regarding their coaching futures.
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