The Top 10 Biggest NFL Fail Moments From Week 7 [PHOTOS]

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It seems no one can defend Calvin Johnson. Andy Reid has shocked everyone with an undefeated start to his new tenure with the Kansas City Chiefs. Andrew Luck has proven he is the rightful heir to the Colts legacy. Even with all this gridiron greatness we still got a heaping side of NFL fail moments in week 7.

In a very painful Monday Night Football match up, the New York Giants got over the winless hump with a victory over the Minnesota Vikings. We also saw several starting players fall to serious injuries including Sam Bradford (St. Louis Rams), Jay Cutler (Chicago Bears), Reggie Wayne (Indianapolis Colts) and Brian Cushing (Houston Texans).

But that’s not all that submerged some teams further into a pool of wack juice. So rightfully we present the top 10 biggest NFL fail moments from week 7.

Peep the following pages to see who got caught slipping and let us know who struggled the most in the comments section.

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So Steve Smith burns St. Louis Rams defensive back Janoris Jenkins and cooks up a little dance mocking the DB. After the game Steve Smith explains the celebration rather bluntly.

The New York Jets beat the New England Patriots in a controversial win. So how does a drunken Jets fan celebrate? By punching out some female Patriots fans of course. SMH.

You should question you training regimen if a punter leans in with his shoulder and takes you off the field. Pat McAfee did it to Broncos’ Trindon Holliday. It was so impressive McAfee is going to be “randomly” tested for steroids.

Patriots defensive end Chris Jones was caught with his hands in the cookie jar when he pushed his own teammate into the field goal rush which is a no longer deemed safe in the NFL. Maybe a rule book refresher is due?

New York Jets quarterback helped his team knock off the New England Patriots in an overtime upset. Yet he has yet to master the touchdown ball spiking.

Bad enough you have to deal with the Jacksonvile Jaguars fans as security but then you get pulverized by one of your players. #excessive

We’re not sure which was more amazing. Jared Allen being able to take down Eli Manning with one hand or ESPN’s “reach around” reference.

Triple team Calvin Johnson and he still catches the touchdown pass? Shame on you Bengals, shame on you.

And we have Mike Vick’s brother Marcus player hating from the sideline – literally.

Picking fights while you are getting beaten is never cool. Rams defensive linemen Chris Long threw a punch and got promptly ejected. During his exit he gets he gets a sexual toy thrown his way. Stay classy Carolina.