Kansas City Chiefs miss play-off for first time in 11 seasons
Patrick Mahomes suffers torn ACL as Chargers win at Arrowhead
Bills produced huge comeback to stun Patriots in New England
Rams and Broncos clinch play-off spots
Cleveland Browns 3-21 Chicago Bears
Vintage Chicago Bears!
The best turnover team in the NFL intercept the Browns' rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders just over 20 yards from their own end zone.
One play later, an under pressure Caleb Williams superbly finds DJ Moore for a 22-yard passing touchdown.
Cairo Santos gets another extra point at the Bears look set to move to a record of 10-4!
New York Jets 13-31 Jacksonville Jaguars
Nick Folk nails a long 51 yarder as the Jets keep on plugging away, even though it looks like it'll be in a losing effort.
Baltimore Ravens 17-0 Cincinnati Bengals
The Bengals have to hand it over on downs and despite two trademark runs from Derrick Henry, the Ravens settle for a 27-yard field goal by Tyler Loop.
Cleveland Browns 3-14 Chicago Bears
It has taken them three quarters, but the Browns have their first score of the evening.
A 50-yard field goal for Andre Szmyt.
New England Patriots 24-21 Buffalo Bills
Image source, Getty ImagesThere is a reason Bills quarterback Josh Allen is the reigning NFL MVP!
From 21-0 down, the Bills are back to within touching distance of the Patriots as James Cook gets his second touchdown of the night, running and diving over from close range.
Matt Prater kicks his third extra point of the night to put Buffalo behind by three.
A thriller in the AFC East!
Las Vegas Raiders 0-24 Philadelphia Eagles
Former Eagles back-up Kenny Pickett is the starting quarterback for the Raiders today but he was picked off by Zack Baun on the opening drive of the third quarter in Philly.
Jalen Hurts then sparks the Eagles' drive with a deep shot to Dallas Goedert on the next play before returning to the tight end for a four-yard touchdown.
The Eagles look set to get back to winning ways as they aim to halt a three-game losing streak and stay clear of the Dallas Cowboys atop the NFC East.
Arizona Cardinals 7-23 Houston Texans
Houston's defence comes up trumps again, as it has done so often this season, with cornerback Kamari Lassiter picking off Jacoby Brissett in the end zone as the Cardinals quarterback tried to haul his team back into the game.
Washington Commanders 22-14 New York Giants
Tyrone Tracy has his second touchdown of the game!
An excellent passing drive for Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart, who ends it with an 18-yard pass to a diving Tracy who takes a superb grab.
Younghoe Koo converts the extra point to get the Giants back into this one.
Cleveland Browns 0-14 Chicago Bears
At half-time in Soldier Field, we brought you the news that Bears quarterback Caleb Williams limped off the field.
The good news for you Bears fans is that he is okay to continue in this second half.
It is not the best start to the half for the Chicago play maker, who is sacked by defensive end Alex Wright on the Bears' first drive of the half.
New England Patriots 24-14 Buffalo Bills
The Bills have come out for the second half and mean business!
Three plays in from that early second half touchdown, linebacker Matt Milano sacks Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, forcing the visitors to punt from deep in their own territory.
They may trail by 10 points, but the Bills have all the momentum right now!
HT: Los Angeles Chargers 10-13 Kansas City Chiefs
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Chiefs must also win to remain in the play-off hunt and although Patrick Mahomes put them in front with a rushing touchdown, they have been unable to maintain that momentum on offence.
The Chargers were also struggling but a touchdown drive right at the end of the first half has put them right back in it as they look to dump their divisional rivals out of post-season contention.
After reaching five of the past six Super Bowls, winning three, the Chiefs still have work to do to ensure they do not miss out on the post-season for the first time since the 2014 season.
HT: Baltimore Ravens 14-0 Cincinnati Bengals
Image source, ReutersCincinnati must win to keep their post-season hopes alive and Joe Burrow has struggled so far, making just eight passes for 71 yards with one interception.
It will have to be some turnaround by the Bengals as Lamar Jackson has now found his groove, throwing touchdown passes on Baltimore's last two possessions of the first half to put the Ravens in charge as they look to join Pittsburgh on seven wins atop the AFC North.
New York Jets 10-31 Jacksonville Jaguars
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's finally half-time in Jacksonville, but not before Trevor Lawrence throws a 20-yard touchdown pass to Travis Etienne Jr.
That makes it four touchdowns in this first half for the Jags in a dominant offensive display so far - Lawrence thrown three of them and for 192 yards, and also leads the team with 48 yards rushing too.
New England Patriots 24-14 Buffalo Bills
You just cannot write off Buffalo!
They trailed by 21 points at one point in the first half, but cut that to 10 early in the second half as Dawson Knox takes a four-yard catch in the end zone.
That drive included long runs for Josh Allen and James Cook before Matt Prater made good of his extra point attempt.
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Image source, Getty ImagesChiefs staying alive - just
The Kansas City Chiefs need to win to avoid the chance of their season ending tonight, and they've got their noses in front in a tight divisional battle with the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Bolts scored late in the half though to make it just a three-point game.
Ravens strike late in Cincy
The Baltimore Ravens are 6-7 but still in touch with Pittsburgh, and after a tight battle with the Bengals a late touchdown just before half-time sent them in 14-0 ahead.
Defeat could be curtains for Joe Burrow's bunch.
Patriots in total control
It's looking like a statement performance from New England so far, as only a late James Cook score got the Buffalo Bills on the board as they trail 24-7 at Foxborough.
Mike Vrabel's side can clinch the AFC East with a win tonight and they've been dominant so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesAFC South rivals in charge
The Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans both made fast starts against the Jets and Cardinals respectively and both hold handy leads at the break.
The Jags lead the division but with Houston hot on their heels. They're matching each other stride-for-stride so far.
Eagles and Bears pitching shutouts
Chicago and Philadelphia are both flying high and almost in cruise control with both shutting out their opposition at half-time - the Bears lead Cleveland 14-0 and the Eagles are 17-0 ahead against the Raiders.
Los Angeles Chargers 10-13 Kansas City Chiefs
Justin Herbert gets the ball back with 38 seconds to the half and on second down he makes a huge play to receiver Tre Harris.
The Chargers take a timeout before Herbert finds Ladd McConkey to get into the red zone and with just five seconds left, Herbert fires a 16-yard pass down the middle to a leaping KeAndre Lambert-Smith at the back of the end zone.
HT: Washington Commanders 22-7 New York Giants
An ugly end to the first half for the Giants in New York!
Jaxson Dart sends a long pass forward to get the Giants in field goal range, but it backfires. Cornerback Mike Sainristil intercepts the ball on the Commanders' 21-yard line and runs 55 yards with it before getting tackled with just seconds left in the half.
To rub further salt in the wound, Jake Moody converts a 42-yard field goal to send Washington into the break with a 15-point lead.
Los Angeles Chargers 3-13 Kansas City Chiefs
Despite a big catch and run by Xavier Worthy, the Chiefs stall short of the red zone so Harrison Butker kicks his second field goal of the day from 47 yards.
HT: Cleveland Browns 0-14 Chicago Bears
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Bears lead 14-0 in a game that has been as comfortable as you would expect for the hosts.
An area of concern will be for Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, who has just limped off the field in Chicago after ending the half with a 12-yard pass.
Williams already has 186 passing yards and a touchdown at the break and the Bears will hope it is nothing serious given the season they are having.
