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
Indianapolis Colts 20-23 Kansas City Chiefs
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd Harrison Butker nails it!
The Kansas City Chiefs come from behind to beat the Indianapolis Colts in overtime.
A huge, huge win for Andy Reid's side.
Indianapolis Colts 20-20 Kansas City Chiefs
Harrison Butker is lined up to win the game for the Chiefs...
Indianapolis Colts 20-20 Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs are deep into Indianapolis territory now.
Patrick Mahomes has driven his offence down the field and they are just outside the redzone.
Remember, a field goal wins the game for the Chiefs.
New York Giants 27-34 Detroit Lions
Wow, what a play by Jahmyr Gibbs.
Detroit get it first in overtime and on the very first play, Gibbs jinks through a gap in the middle before arching towards the right sideline and taking it all the way to the house.
That's a 69-yard score for his third touchdown of the day and it's advantage Detroit.
Jacksonville Jaguars 7-0 Arizona Cardinals
A quick strike from the Jags, who move it 97 yards in just four plays, finishing it off with a Travis Etienne 15-yard touchdown catch from Trevor Lawrence.
Etienne did most of the damage himself with a 45-yard run the highlight so it was only fitting he finished it off.
New York Giants 27-27 Detroit Lions
The Giants have 28 seconds to win it but after an incompletion and an offensive penalty, Jameis Winston kneels to take us to overtime in Detroit.
New England Patriots 26-20 Cincinnati Bengals
Image source, Getty ImagesIt wasn't the prettiest but it was one of the toughest wins for the New England Patriots - who make it nine in a row thanks to a battle against the Bengals.
Even at the end Joe Flacco kept plugging away but just came up short, despite a vastly improved effort from the Cincy defence.
Drake Maye made one costly mistake with a pick six, but was pretty solid under pressure the rest of the game - in what's just one to take the 'W' and move on for Mike Vrabel's side.
FT: Pittsburgh Steelers 28-31 Chicago Bears
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Bears go three-and-out so the Steelers get the ball back with 1:29 remaining. Mason Rudolph leads Pittsburgh just past halfway but on 4th & 6 at Chicago's 47-yard line, his pass towards DK Metcalf is tipped by Jaquan Brisker for an incompletion and that allows Chicago to ice it.
That's an eighth win from nine games for the Bears and keeps them above the Green Bay Packers at the top of the NFC North while the Steelers, who were without injured quarterback Aaron Rodgers, slip to 6-5 and drop behind Baltimore atop the AFC North.
Caleb Williams threw for 239 yards and three touchdowns - two of them to DJ Moore - and the Bears are beginning to look the real deal. It's another narrow victory for Chicago but they keep finding ways to win, which is a decent habit to have approaching the business end of the season.
Indianapolis Colts 20-20 Kansas City Chiefs
We're into overtime in this one and the Chiefs have forced Daniel Jones and the Colts to punt on their opening drive.
Huge opportunity for Patrick Mahomes now.
Cleveland Browns 7-0 Las Vegas Raiders
The first touchdown of the Shedeur Sanders era, well, kind of, as while the Browns take the lead Sanders isn't on the field!
They pulled the quarterback and went with a wildcat formation - running back Quinshon Judkins taking the direct snap and running it in from eight yards out.
Strange play they drew up for that one, but it worked!
FT: Seattle Seahawks 30-24 Tennessee Titans
Image source, Getty ImagesSeattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba wrote his name into Seahawks history in Sunday's 30-24 victory over the Tennessee Titans.
The former first round pick broke the single-season franchise record for receiving yards, surpassing DK Metcalf who previously held the record.
He had 167 yards and two touchdowns on a memorable day and keeps his side firmly in the hunt for first place in the NFC West.
Indianapolis Colts 20-20 Kansas City Chiefs
Harrison Butker hits the chip shot from 25-yards and we are all tied up in Kansas City with zero seconds on the clock.
This one is going to overtime!
New York Giants 27-27 Detroit Lions
Jared Goff leads the Lions into Giants territory and with 28 seconds remaining, Jake Bates steps onto the field to kick a field goal from 59 yards and tie things up in Detroit.
New York Giants 27-24 Detroit Lions
Jameis Winston bounces back from that interception by leading a drive lasting 14 plays.
The Giants go for it on 4th & Goal at Detroit's six-yard line but Winston's pass goes incomplete so they have to hand it over on downs.
Will they rue not going for the field goal there?
Seattle Seahawks 30-24 Tennessee Titans
Hello!
We said they weren't going down without a fight.
Chimere Dike is in for his second touchdown of the day and this is a one score game!
The bad news for the Titans is that there is under a minute remaining and they will need to recover an onside kick.
Spoiler alert, the Seahawks recover.
New England Patriots 26-20 Cincinnati Bengals
The Patriots can only hit a field goal again, Andy Borregales good from 52 yards this time, to make the lead six points with just under two minutes left to play.
That means a field goal isn;t good enough for Cincy, with Joe Flacco in four-down territory needing a touchdown to win the game.
Pittsburgh Steelers 28-31 Chicago Bears
The Bears go three-and-out before Pittsburgh quarterback Mason Rudolph rushes for a first down, only to see there was a penalty flag against the Steelers so they have to punt right before we reach the two-minute warning.
Cleveland Browns @ Las Vegas Raiders (21:05)
Shedeur Sanders plays his first NFL regular season game - is the criticism fair?
The Browns against Raiders is a game you'd hardly mention tonight but for Shedeur Sanders, who will get his first NFL start for Cleveland and look to prove a big point.
He made his debut last week off the bench, which is always tough, so after a week of practice can he really showcase his skills tonight?
Watch what the Whole 10 Yards crew thought of his debut last week...
Philadelphia Eagles @ Dallas Cowboys (21:25)
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe Philadelphia Eagles tackle their NFC East foes Dallas tonight and it's always tasty when these two go head-to-head.
The Eagles' defence in particular has been stellar the last couple of games, allowing just 16 points combined! That's just as well, because they've only scored 26...
The Cowboys only lost the reverse fixture 24-20 on the opening day of the season and ended a two-game skid with a win over the Raiders last week, but at 4-5-1 they've got a lot to do to make the play-offs.
New York Giants 27-24 Detroit Lions
It's also a three-point game in Detroit, where Jameis Winston threw an interception to Lions safety Thomas Harper on the first play after Jahmyr Gibbs' second touchdown of the day.
The Lions are unable to make him pay, though, as the Giants force them to go three-and-out with just under 10 minutes on the clock.
