Jalen Hurts throws the ball away from his own 16 and it's three and out for the Eagles.

It's a mammoth 62-yard punt from Braden Mann considering the torrential rain in Buffalo, Khalil Shakir returns for 10 yards to the Bills 32-yard line.

Buffalo wins the challenge! After review it's ruled that Smith did not have control of the ball when it hit the ground.

3rd & 10 for the Eagles and they are not happy about it.

DeVonta Smith goes up and hauls in a 17-yard pass from Jalen Hurts for a first down, but Buffalo is challenging the ruling of a catch. Did he have control of the ball before he hit the ground?

Josh Allen follows up being sacked with a three-yard pass and then an incompletion under pressure.

The Bills offence still isn't firing and they return the ball to Philly.

3rd & 9 and Josh Allen makes a big 10-yard completion to Dawson Knox on an out-route for a first down.

The Eagles then sack Allen for the fourth time today and leaves Allen wincing. Ouch.

That's better from Buffalo, as they force a couple of incompletions either side of stuffing Saquon Barkely up the middle.

The Eagles are forced to punt at their own 35, but mess up trying to stop the ball at the one-yard line by stepping onto the endzone line and conceding a touchback.

Let off for the Bills, who will instead get the ball at the 20-yard line.

Anthony Wootton
NFL expert on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

The Bills need to move the ball downfield. Josh Allen needs to connect with his wide receivers.

The conditions appear to have improved so can he make those passes, those connections with his wide receivers and tight ends? And can they get James Cook 'cooking' out of the backfield?

Three and out for the Buffalo Bills, though the Philadelphia Eagles use their first time out of the half before the Bills punt away.

The Bills begin the second half with a 37-yard kick-off return from Ray Davis, but there;s a flag on the play.

Offensive holding, 10 yards.

Field goal - Giantspublished at 23:02 GMT 28 December 2025

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New York Giants 20-3 Las Vegas Raiders

A second Ben Sauls field goal adds to the tally - just a chip shot this time from 23 yards as the Giants stretch their lead to 17 which looks pretty much unassailable.

This is the Giants though so, you know, don't speak too soon...

Defending champions Philadelphia have already secured the NFC East title so are playing for either the number two or three seed.

Earlier, Seattle moved a step closer to securing the number one seed - and most importantly a bye for the first week of the play-offs.

Although they have a 13-3 record, the 49ers and Rams are still to play in week 17 so can still catch the Seahawks in the uber-competitive NFC West division.

The Bills had a hell of a rough time against the Eagles defence in that first half.

Josh Allen was sacked three times and lost one of his two fumbles. On the other side, the Bills haven't been able to get to Jalen Hurts once yet.

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Just as Baltimore fans were hoping for a favour from Cleveland, New England fans are currently hoping the Eagles can win at Buffalo.

That would mean the Bills can no longer usurp the Patriots and hand New England the AFC East title.

Josh Allen takes a knee and that'll do for the first half.

The Bills have not managed to get anything going since Allen was ruled to have fumbled the ball in the first half, a call they clearly didn't agree with.

The Eagles on the other hand looked better and better as the half progressed, on both sides of the ball.

The second half should be fascinating.

We've got a bit of fisticuffs following a short kick return from the Bills and flags are thrown.

Personal fouls and unnecessary roughness from both sides offset each other.