LA Rams win sixth straight game with 34-7 victory over Bucs
Cowboys storm back from 21-0 down to stun the Eagles in Dallas
Patrick Mahomes inspires Chiefs to vital overtime win over Colts to keep play-off hopes alive
Lions edge Giants & Jags pip Cards in overtime wins
Patriots make it nine wins in a row, Packers dominate Vikings & Bears beat Steelers
Shedeur Sanders wins on his first NFL start for the Browns
Philadelphia Eagles 21-21 Dallas Cowboys
What am I watching!!
Jalen Hurts shovels a pass to running back Saquon Barkley and Barkley spins and fumbles for the first time this year. What a time to do it.
Cowboys football with seven minutes to go!
Jacksonville Jaguars 24-24 Arizona Cardinals
The Jags take a knee and we're going to overtime in Arizona after an exciting finish.
Cleveland Browns 24-10 Las Vegas Raiders
Anthony Wootton
NFL expert on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Myles Garrett is nailed on [for the NFL sack record], I'd back that. And do you know what, he's so deserving of it.
We said earlier that TJ Watt is probably not going to win a Super Bowl ring with the Steelers this year, so you do question if or when he will win one. You've got to ask the question about Myles Garrett too.
What a unit of a man he is. But the situation he's in with the Cleveland Browns, you kind of hope he gets traded at some point to a contending team.
He's nailed on for the Hall of Fame but if he can attach that record to his name, then yes please, sign me up for it.
Cleveland Browns 24-10 Las Vegas Raiders
Image source, Getty ImagesCleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has just claimed his third sacks of the day, moving to a career-high 18 for the season.
The NFL record for most sacks in a season is 22.5, shared by Michael Strahan (2001) and TJ Watt (2021).
So Garrett needs five more from six-and-a-bit games to claim the record. Hit the thumbs to let us know if you think he'll do it.
Jacksonville Jaguars 24-24 Arizona Cardinals
The field goal unit have to run out for Arizona and Chad Ryland converts from 29 yards and it looks like we'll be going to overtime here with just three seconds left on the clock.
Jacksonville Jaguars 24-21 Arizona Cardinals
Michael Wilson takes a great catch right down at the 11, but Jacoby Brissett doesn't spike the ball, instead rtying to run a quick play and throw for the touchdown, which doesn't come off.
That's a bad call as it wastes so much time, when stopping the clock would've given them time to run a proper player, maybe even two, before trying the field goal.
Jacksonville Jaguars 24-21 Arizona Cardinals
The Cardinals have the ball just inside their own half, with 42 seconds left to play, needing a field goal to force overtime ot even the touchdown for the win.
Can they do it?
Philadelphia Eagles 21-21 Dallas Cowboys
Image source, Getty ImagesUnbelievable.
I said it was good field position but it wasn't that good!
It took one play for the Cowboys to get down into the redzone.
A deep ball from Dak Prescott found George Pickens inside the 10 and on first and goal, Prescott takes the ball himself, runs and dives into the endzone.
We are all tied up!
Philadelphia Eagles 21-14 Dallas Cowboys
Big moment!
Jake Elliott lines up for a 54-yard field goal attempt but his kick drifts wide of the post.
The Cowboys have excellent field position to start their drive!
Cleveland Browns 24-10 Las Vegas Raiders
It's largely been a nightmare for Geno Smith, but he's given his team soe sort of hope thanks to finding Ashton Jeanty for a five-yard touchdown as Vegas finally find the edn zone.
There's not too much hope, down two touchdowns and with just four minutes left, but it's at least something to try and build on.
Jacksonville Jaguars 24-21 Arizona Cardinals
Trevor Lawrence has had a tough game but he's finishing strong as he throws a dart to Parker Washington for a nine-yard touchdown that drags the visitors back into the lead.
That's a great 65-yard drive by Lawrence, with 59 of those yards coming from his five completed passes.
New Orleans Saints 10-24 Atlanta Falcons
Image source, Getty ImagesAtlanta extend their lead and it's a peach from Kirk Cousins.
He delivers a brilliant deep ball to Darnell Mooney who takes it in for a 49-yard touchdown.
Just before that, Bijan Robinson converted on second and 24 to keep the drive alive.
Sucker punch for the Saints.
Philadelphia Eagles 21-14 Dallas Cowboys
Oh, hello...
We've got ourselves a game.
Dak Prescott rolls out of the pocket and finds tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford in the endzone for his first career touchdown.
One score game in Dallas!
Cleveland Browns 24-3 Las Vegas Raiders
Image source, Getty ImagesShedeur Sanders gets the first touchdown pass of his NFL career thanks to fellow rookie Dylan Sampson showing a clean pair of heels to the Raiders defence.
It's just a quick screen pass thrown out to the right by Sanders, but the blocking is great and the speed from Sampson even better as he bursts through the gap and runs 66 yards for the touchdown.
It'll go down as a Sanders 66-yard touchdown pass in the books though.
Jacksonville Jaguars 17-14 Arizona Cardinals
Trevor Lawrence is picked off! Budda Baker jumps the route and gets the third interception of the day from Lawrence.
Atlanta Falcons 16-10 New Orleans Saints
Image source, Getty ImagesBlack Grupe hits his first field goal of the day to make this a one score game.
But, it could have been so much more.
The Saints once again had three attempts to get into the endzone from the one-yard line but couldn't get in.
After being blown up on third down, they have to settle for three.
Philadelphia Eagles 21-7 Dallas Cowboys
It seems to have reverted to type for the Dallas in the second half so far.
And by that I mean, nothing is going right.
The usual Mr. Automatic Brandon Aubrey shanks a 51-yard field goal attempt.
The Eagles now have great field position to start their drive.
Cleveland Browns 14-3 Las Vegas Raiders
Quinshon Judkins has come out of the game after taking a big hit earlier, but the Browns don't seem to miss him as back-up running back Dylan Sampson bursts through a big hole for a speedy 26-yard run to get Cleveland into the red zone.
Philadelphia Eagles 21-7 Dallas Cowboys
Image source, Getty ImagesAnother record broken today, this time by Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.
With a pass to George Pickens on the last drive, Prescott has passed Tony Romo for the most passing yards in Cowboys franchise history.
Jacksonville Jaguars 17-14 Arizona Cardinals
Jacoby Brissett takes a bit of a shot as he scrambles to the sideline - it looks a bit late but he's still just on bounds as he takes the hit.
He stays down though and is getting checked on so rookie Kedon Slovis is in at quarterback for the Cardinals.
