It's Rodgers with the red nose, not Rudolph, with the latter looking like he may carry on in this game.

These two AFC West sides are just exchanging sacks and turnovers at this point.

Again, Raiders quarterback Geno Smith is sacked eight yards back. This time, it is linebacker Khalil Mack.

Rudolph has thrown a pick and it's Christian Benford for the Bills on defence who grabs it. Momentum fully shifted to Buffalo here.

Mason Rudolph comes into the game for the home team. Can't say I'm surprised, he was absolutely destroyed by Bosa.

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Absolutely it's go Bears! For as surprising as it is to see them as NFC top seeds they've earned it - winning five in a row and nine of their last 10.

They've not had the toughest schedule, but beat the Steelers the other week and then knocked off the Super Bowl champion Eagles in Philadelphia on Black Friday - and that was a real statement.

Caleb Williams has five fourth-quarter comebacks to his name, the defence tops the charts in turnovers and they've got the best rushing attack in the league.

But can they go all the way? Let's have a vote on it.....

Another horror show from rookie Max Brosmer.

He over-shoots his receiver and throws it straight into the grateful arms of Coby Bryant.

Seahawks takeover, again.

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And just like that, the Las Vegas Raiders pick up two sacks in as many downs.

Malcolm Koonce and Maxx Crosby send the Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert back on back-to-back downs.

Just the response needed after a tough start to the second half.

Rodgers gets the ball to start the second half.

The Chargers have their third sack of the game!

On 3rd&1, Raiders quarterback Geno Smith is swarmed and taken down for a sack of eight yards by linebacker Tuli Tuipulotu.

A perfect start to the half for the Chargers, who have a touchdown and a sack inside the opening three minutes of the half.

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Minnesota Vikings 0-19 Seattle Seahawks

Another one.

Jason Myers is four from four and the Seahawks lead stretches to 19.

Half-time in the big game in Pittsburgh, so why not catch up with our NFL show the Whole 10 Yards, where Brett Gosper, NFL's Head of Europe & APAC, talks about why the league aren't considering having a London franchise any more, but that could change in the future.

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The New York Giants were the first time to officially miss the play-offs last week, and three more teams were eliminated after the early slate of games.

The Titans shot themselves in the foot against the Jags, and it's a surprise it took them this long to officially be ruled out of the post-season - and you could almost say the same for the two-win Saints, who lost at Miami.

Arizona haven't been as bad as the other two, but given how strong the NFC West is then it's no great surprise to see them miss out.

Officially eliminted from playoffs:

• Tennessee Titans 1-11
• New Orleans Saints 2-10
• Arizona Cardinals 3-9

There's under five minutes remaining in the third quarter and the NFL's leader in receiving yards Jaxon Smith-Njigba has just got his first grab of the day for a short gain.

Justin Jefferson is still without a catch for the Vikings.

An absolute nightmare for fantasy teams everywhere.

We are back in action in the AFC West clash between the Chargers and the Raiders.

The Chargers would put pressure on the Denver Broncos with a win, while a win for the Raiders would end their long losing streak.

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It was a slow start in Pittsburgh, with lots of punts, before the Steelers capitalised on a James Cook fumble to take the lead through Jaylen Warren.

Aaron Rodgers' left arm is in a cast, and it looked like it was bothering him early, but on the scoring drive he was superb.

Cook meanwhile has 81 yards rushing for the Bills, plus 17 yards receiving, but all they could muster up so far was a field goal.

The loser falls out of the AFC playoff spots remember, so lots on the line in the second half.

From bad to worse for the Vikings.

Another turnover and this time Aaron Jones is the culprit.

Max Brosmer checks it down for his running back and he's hit hard by DeMarcus Lawrence and fumbles the football.

Seahawks take over around midfield.

Field goal - Billspublished at 22:48 GMT 30 November 2025

22:48 GMT 30 November 2025

Buffalo Bills 3-7 Pittsburgh Steelers

Buffalo settles for three after failing to draw the Steelers offside on fourth and three. Matt Prater from 27 yards.

Steelers have no timeouts remaining and 55 seconds on the clock to try and add to their tally.

Field goal - Seahawkspublished at 22:45 GMT 30 November 2025

22:45 GMT 30 November 2025

Minnesota Vikings 0-16 Seattle Seahawks

Jason Myers knocks home his third field goal of the day, this time from 53-yards.

We still await our first offensive touchdown of the day in this match.