Field goal - Eaglespublished at 22:46 GMT 28 December 2025

22:46 GMT 28 December 2025

Philadelphia Eagles 13-0 Buffalo Bills

Jake Elliott makes no mistake from 28 yards to give the Eagles a 13-point lead with eight seconds of the half remaining.

The Buffalo defence comes up big to stop an Eagles screen play, with Joey Bosa bringing down Dallas Goedert.

On comes the kicking team.

Image source, Reuters

Jalen Hurts finds AJ Brown, Tank Bigsby and DeVonta Smith to get the Eagles inside the 15 yard line with 23 seconds on the clock.

The Eagles are on a roll.

Field goal - Giantspublished at 22:37 GMT 28 December 2025

22:37 GMT 28 December 2025

New York Giants 17-3 Las Vegas Raiders

Ben Sauls boots a 32-yard field goal as time expires at the end of the first half to send the Giants in 17-3 ahead at the interval.

Sauls made his NFL debut just last week, becoming the first left-footed kicker in the league since 2018 - can you guess who that was?

Saquon Barkley rattles off runs of nine and 16 yards to take us to the two minute warning.

The Eagles looks hungry on both offence and defence.

The Eagles think they've forced a fumble recovery as James Cook is hit so hard he does a flip, but the Bills back is ruled down by contact before he lost the ball.

Eagles defensive back Jalen Carter then sacks Josh Allen, before Reed Blankenship forces fourth down by halting Khalil Shakir with a huge hit. The Bills punt.

The Eagles defence have come to play.

Field goal - Eaglespublished at 22:26 GMT 28 December 2025

22:26 GMT 28 December 2025

Philadelphia Eagles 10-0 Buffalo Bills

The Eagles have to settle for a 47-yard field goal attempt and Jake Elliott nails it. Two-score lead.

AJ Brown should have a touchdown but he drops the ball yards from the goal-line while trying to bring in a deep pass from Jalen Hurts.

It looked like Brown was being pulled by the defender, but the officials missed it.

Another third down for the Eagles, this time 3rd & 12, and Hurts can only scramble for four.

But there's a flag - Buffalo are penalised for holding. Hurts took what appeared to be a late hit as he ran out of bounds, but the flag for holding had already been thrown.

Fresh set of downs.

The Cleveland Browns did Baltimore a massive favour earlier by claiming an upset win over Pittsburgh to deny the Steelers the AFC North title - and give the Ravens the chance to win the division when they face Pittsburgh next week.

After the game, Baltimore tweeted a picture of Kyle Hamilton doing Shedeur Sanders' celebration, but divisional rivals Cleveland have replied by saying they "don't think we did this for you".

Image source, BBC/Reuters

That's even better from Jalen Hurts, what a throw!

It's 3rd & 10 at the Philly 40 and Hurts drops, scrambles through some pressure, then hits AJ Brown on the right sideline for a 19-yard gain.

3rd & 4 for the Eagles at their own 29 and Jalen Hurts threads the needle to find DeVonta Smith with an 11-yard bullet and a new set of downs.

Hold on though - it looks like Saquon Barkley has picked up an issue. He's hobbling on the sideline.

We wouldn't normally do this, but after Cleveland's upset win earlier, we feel you deserve this moment Robert...

Carnage at the punt as Buffalo's Sam Franklin Jr. pushes a member of the punt return team, trips over him and then takes out punt returner Britain Covey who had already called for a fair catch.

The Bills man pleads his case but I'm not sure he really has one. 15 yard penalty and the Eagles will get the ball at 23 yard line.

Josh Allen drops back at the Bills 44 and looks for Brandin Cooks with a deep bomb to the left, but it's a tad overthrown.

Allen then superbly escapes pressure on third down but Josh Palmer can't bring in a fairly simple looking pass down the middle.

Here comes the punting unit.

We all know how good Josh Allen is on the ground, but the Buffalo Bills quarterback produces a brilliant cut to find a hole and rumble for 17 yards. First down!

The Philadelphia Eagles lead at the end of the first quarter.

Jalen Hurts' side have already won the NFC East, but want to enter week 18 with a chance of securing the second seed in the NFC.

Defeat for the Bills tonight would end their hopes of beating the New England Patriots to top spot in the AFC East.

The ruling on the field of a Josh Allen fumble stands after review, and the Eagles take over at the Bills 45-yard line.