NFL Week 7 Free Reading & Math Worksheets (2026)
Free reading and math worksheets for NFL Week 7 of the 2026 season, in 3 grade bands (Grades 3–4, Grades 5–6 and Grades 7–8). Each one is built from a single game article. Grades 3–4: “Browns Steal Back the Finish in Tennessee” (Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans, Week 7, final CLE 27, TEN 24); Grades 5–6: “Browns Steal Back the Finish in Tennessee” (Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans, Week 7, final CLE 27, TEN 24); Grades 7–8: “Browns Steal Back the Finish in Tennessee” (Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans, Week 7, final CLE 27, TEN 24).
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- Grades 3–4
Browns Steal Back the Finish in Tennessee
Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans, Week 7 · Final: CLE 27, TEN 24
Only three seconds showed on the clock in Tennessee. The score was tied, and Cleveland had one last opportunity. Szmyt lined up for a 32-yard field goal, a kick worth three points. His kick went through, and the Browns won 27–24. That final moment came after a game that swung ba
What's inside: 1 article · 6 reading questions · 6 math questions · answer key
Reading preview
- What happened with three seconds left in the game?
- What does the phrase “broke free” mean as it describes Judkins’s 30-yard run?
Math preview
- In a week 7 game, Quinshon Judkins averaged 5.65 rushing yards per attempt. His average yards per attempt is less than which of the following decimals?
- In a week 7 game, Quinshon Judkins averaged 8.0 receiving yards per catch. His average yards per catch is greater than which of the following decimals?
- Grades 5–6
Browns Steal Back the Finish in Tennessee
Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans, Week 7 · Final: CLE 27, TEN 24
With three seconds left, Cleveland had one last chance at Nissan Stadium. The score was tied, and kicker Szmyt lined up for a 32-yard field goal. His kick would finish a game that had swung from a fast Tennessee lead to a tense final drive. Tennessee had seized control early. To
What's inside: 1 article · 6 reading questions · 6 math questions · answer key
Reading preview
- How does the opening sequence show the challenge Cleveland faced early in the game?
- What does the phrase “kept its composure” mean as it is used to describe Cleveland?
Math preview
- In the 2024 and 2025 seasons, Ja'Marr Chase’s averages for receiving touchdowns per reception were 0.1339 and 0.0640, respectively. What is the difference between the values? Round to the nearest thousandth.
- In a week 9 game, Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett had 261 passing yards. If he had 129 yards in the first half of the game, what percentage of his total yards came in the first half?
- Grades 7–8
Browns Steal Back the Finish in Tennessee
Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans, Week 7 · Final: CLE 27, TEN 24
With three seconds left at Nissan Stadium, the Browns had one final opening to break a 24–24 tie. Kicker Szmyt sent a 32-yard field goal through the posts, giving Cleveland a 27–24 road win. The kick ended a game in which the Browns had first needed to climb out of a sharp early
What's inside: 1 article · 6 reading questions · 6 math questions · answer key
Reading preview
- What does the phrase "a sharp early hole" mean as it is used in the first section?
- Which sequence of events most directly led to Cleveland taking a halftime lead?
Math preview
- In week 7, Quinshon Judkins averaged 5.65 yards per rush. Suppose his practice average is 2.83 yards higher. What is his practice average?
- On Mia's stat sheet, in a week 7 game, Quinshon Judkins had an average of -2.26 - (-7.91) yards per rushing attempt. Evaluate the expression.