Week 6: three perfect records endure as the chase tightens
All 14 games are complete. Falcons, Eagles and Seahawks remain unbeaten, while late-week wins keep the Patriots in the leading group.
The sixth week of the IML - Madden 2027 Regular Season is complete, with all 14 scheduled games decided. The Falcons, Eagles and Seahawks each added a win and remain unbeaten at 6–0.
The Seahawks edged the Broncos 23–17, while the Eagles beat the Panthers 37–3. The Patriots closed the slate with a 27–21 win over the Jets, maintaining a 5–1 record among the teams listed near the top of the standings.
A complete slate, with contrasting margins
Week 6 offered a mix of close finishes and clear scorelines. Seattle’s 23–17 result against Denver was the narrowest contest among the leading teams, while New England also had to work through a six-point margin to defeat the Jets, 27–21.
At the other end of the range, the Eagles recorded the largest margin among the participant-led teams highlighted in the standings, beating Carolina 37–3. San Francisco also won decisively, 42–7 over Washington, and the Chiefs defeated the Chargers 45–28 in the week’s highest-scoring listed game.
Every Week 6 result
The full set of confirmed scores: Seahawks 23, Broncos 17; Jaguars 23, Texans 17; Falcons 28, Bears 10; Ravens 29, Browns 16; Titans 41, Colts 34; Saints 40, Giants 34; Buccaneers 24, Steelers 19.
The remaining results were Rams 34, Cardinals 20; Chiefs 45, Chargers 28; Bills 30, Raiders 20; Cowboys 31, Packers 25; 49ers 42, Commanders 7; Eagles 37, Panthers 3; and Patriots 27, Jets 21. Together, the 14 completed games make up the full Week 6 slate.
The unbeaten teams keep their footing
The Falcons, coached by SaWin98, strengthened their perfect 6–0 start with a 28–10 win over the Bears. The standings list Atlanta first, with 218 points scored and 88 allowed. That scoring margin provides a clear statistical marker for the team’s opening run, without changing the immediate task: carrying the unbeaten record into the next week.
Lupara’s Eagles also remain 6–0 after a 37–3 victory over the Panthers. Philadelphia is listed second among the unbeaten teams, with 206 points for and 109 against. Kuma and the Seahawks hold the third listed position at 6–0; their 23–17 win over the Broncos ensured the perfect record survived a tighter test.
The 5–1 group stays in pursuit
The standings list the Browns, Broncos and Patriots at 5–1. Their Week 6 results split: Cleveland fell 29–16 to the Ravens, Denver lost 23–17 to Seattle, and gleone93’s Patriots beat the Jets 27–21. The defeats leave the Browns and Broncos one win behind the unbeaten teams, while New England stayed on the winning side of a close game.
The six-team standings snapshot places Cleveland, Denver and New England among the leading records, though in different listed positions. The Browns show 156 points for and 100 against; the Broncos have 162 for and 110 against; the Patriots have 141 for and 102 against. Those figures give useful context to the chase, but Week 6’s results are the immediate measure of momentum.
Pressure shifts to the next week
With six weeks completed, the three 6–0 teams have preserved a margin over the listed 5–1 group. That gap is narrow enough to keep pressure on the leaders: one defeat would change the shape of the race, while another win would extend the advantage. For the Browns and Broncos, the next opportunity is to respond after a loss; for the Patriots, it is to build on a win that kept them close to the front.
The next week will also test whether the unbeaten teams can maintain their different profiles. Atlanta combines a 6–0 record with the strongest point differential among the leading teams shown, Philadelphia has delivered another emphatic result, and Seattle has shown it can protect its record in a closer contest. Ranko Universe Tutorials supports the tournament’s coverage as the Regular Season moves on.
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Week 6 leaves the central question unchanged but sharpens its stakes: can the Falcons, Eagles and Seahawks extend their perfect starts, and which of the 5–1 teams will stay within reach? The next week begins with all three answers still open.
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