Jaguars rookie Blaine Gabbert is winless thus far in 2011 after taking over for Luke McCown, and will try to upset the Ravens on Monday night. Second-year quarterback Tim Tebow searches for his first win of the season as the Broncos' starter.
Tebow's opponent, the Miami Dolphins, have their own new quarterback in Matt Moore, who is also looking for his first win as the Fins' starter this season.
Not all will succeed, but here are three that will in Week 7.
Tim Tebow
The Dolphins are favored at home Sunday, but remember that Tebow once rallied a struggling Broncos team late last season.
With just a week to prepare for the Heisman-winning quarterback, Miami is likely to give up a few big plays to Tebow and the Denver offense.
Watch for the Broncos to get their second win of 2011 on the road this weekend behind Tebow's solid play.
Philip Rivers
The Bolts' signal caller will be on top of his game Sunday in New York while taking on Rex Ryan's Jets.
After a bye week, San Diego should be recharged and ready to send a message to the rest of the AFC West.
The Jets' defense has been down in 2011, and Rivers will make them look silly in Week 7 even if Vincent Jackson ends up on Revis Island a few times.
Rivers and the Chargers get the last laugh on the road.
Josh Freeman
Technically Freeman and the Bucs are at home this week, but in reality they'll be playing their Week 7 game against the Chicago Bears in London, which might be considered neutral.
Either way, Freeman will have a solid day against the Bears' secondary, and force Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler to keep up.
Freeman has been off to a slow start this season but still has the Bucs 4-2 just six weeks in.
Look for Freeman to throw for 300-plus yards and a couple scores on the road (in England) Sunday.
