Dallas puntpublished at 21:38 BST 14 September
New York Giants 37-37 Dallas Cowboys
Great open field tackle by the Giants and Dallas have to punt it away, can Russell Wilson win this one for the G Men?
Summary
Atlants Falcons v Minnesota Vikings - score updates
Eagles beat Chiefs in Super Bowl rematch
Cowboys edge Giants in overtime epic
Joe Burrow out injured for Bengals
Watch - new BBC NFL show The Whole 10 Yards
Dallas puntpublished at 21:38 BST 14 September
Field goal - Coltspublished at 21:34 BST 14 September
Denver Broncos 7-6 Indianapolis Colts
The Colts cut their deficit at home to the Broncos by just a single point.
Spencer Shrader converts for a second time in as many attempts, this time from 33 yards.
Sudden deathpublished at 21:32 BST 14 September
New York Giants 37-37 Dallas Cowboys
After Dallas had to punt, the Giants now have to kick it away too, but it could've been worse as Russell Wilson tried to abort a throw and the ball squirted backwards, which is a live ball but Dallas couldn;t get on it.
We're now into next score the winner territory as both sides have had a possession.
Field goal - Cardinalspublished at 21:31 BST 14 September
Carolina Panthers 0-10 Arizona Cardinals
A very strong first quarter so far for the Arizona Cardinals, who are up by 10.
Chad Ryland with a 29-yard field goal puts them two scores clear of the Carolina Panthers.
Kick-offpublished at 21:29 BST 14 September
Philadelphia Eagles 0-0 Kansas City Chiefs
The Super Bowl rematch kicks off in Kansas City, with the champion Eagles getting the ball first at Arrowhead.
Who wins this one? Thumbs up for Eagles, down for Chiefs...
Fumblepublished at 21:27 BST 14 September
New York Giants 37-37 Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys get the ball first but there;s some nerves as Dak Prescott fumbles a snap on his own 42 yard line, but he gathers it up after a desperate dive.
It's tense in Big D.
Touchdown - Broncospublished at 21:25 BST 14 September
Denver Broncos 7-3 Indianapolis Colts
Bo Nix's arm is looking good as the Denver Broncos record their first touchdown of the night!
From 23 yards, he finds Marvin Mimms Jr to give Denver a four-point lead as Will Lutz converts the extra-point.
Tonight's fixturespublished at 21:23 BST 14 September
All times in BST
As well as overtime between the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys, there are still four more games this evening.
Here is a full look at what is still to come...
21:05
- Carolina Panthers 0-7 Arizona Cardinals
- Denver Broncos 0-3 Indianapolis Colts
21:25
- Philadelphia Eagles v Kansas City Chiefs
01:20 (Monday)
- Atlanta Falcons v Minnesota Vikings
Early kick-off resultspublished at 21:21 BST 14 September
All nine of the early kick-offs have now finished, although we're going to overtime in Dallas.
Here are the full list of full-time scores in what has been high-scoring Sunday so far!
- Cleveland Browns 17-41 Baltimore Ravens
- Jacksonville Jaguars 27-31 Cincinnati Bengals
- New York Giants 37-37 Dallas Cowboys (going to overtime)
- Chicago Bears 21-52 Detroit Lions
- New England Patriots 33-27 Miami Dolphins
- San Francisco 49ers 26-21 New Orleans Saints
- Buffalo Bills 30-10 New York Jets
- Pittsburgh Steelers 17-31 Seattle Seahawks
- Los Angeles Rams 33-19 Tennessee Titans
Field goal - Cowboys force overtimepublished at 21:19 BST 14 September
New York Giants 37-37 Dallas Cowboys
The kick is good! Brandon Aubrey is renowned for having a big leg, and he gives the ball an almighty smack to send it sailing between the posts from 64 yards, and it cleared the upright with plenty to spare.
We're going to overtime in Dallas.
Field goal - Coltspublished at 21:19 BST 14 September
Denver Broncos 0-3 Indianapolis Colts
In the other 21:05 kick-off, the Indianapolis Colts have taken an early lead against the Denver Broncos.
Spencer Shrader's 29-yard field goal is good.
Postpublished at 21:18 BST 14 September
New York Giants 37-34 Dallas Cowboys
Five second left, Dak Prescott gets over midfield to set-up a 64 yard field goal try...
Touchdown - Giantspublished at 21:15 BST 14 September
New York Giants 37-34 Dallas Cowboys
Are you kidding me! Just 25 seconds left on the clock and Russell Wilson goes for it all with a moon ball over the top, but it's to Malik Nabers who is a genuine superstar at receiver and he gathers it in for hyet another touchdown and lead change in this wild fourth quarter.
It's a 48-yarder to put the Giants in front, there surely can;t be any more in this game, can there?
Touchdown - Cardinalspublished at 21:14 BST 14 September
Carolina Panthers 0-7 Arizona Cardinals
Two of the three late window games are under way and already, we have an early touchdown!
Just three plays in, Panthers quarterback Bryce Young is sacked by Josh Sweat.
Zaven Collins gets the ball over, recovering the ball three yards from Carolina's goal line.
Touchdown - Bengalspublished at 21:13 BST 14 September
Jacksonville Jaguars 27-31 Cincinnati Bengals
It's the back-up himself Jake Browning, who dives over from a yard out to put the Bengals back in front. Just 18 second left in this crazy game.
Stopped!published at 21:10 BST 14 September
Jacksonville Jaguars 27-24 Cincinnati Bengals
Jake Browning launches a rocket towards the end zone but although the catch is taken the ball is just inches short after a fine tackle.
Just 20 seconds left now and it's third down...
Sack - Patriots sack should seal Dolphins winpublished at 21:09 BST 14 September
New England Patriots 33-27 Miami Dolphins
A second sack of the game for Milton Williams and a fifth for the Patriots.
On fourth down, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa had to go for it with seconds left on the clock and Williams sends him back nine yards.
That should be that.
Touchdown - Cowboyspublished at 21:09 BST 14 September
New York Giants 30-34 Dallas Cowboys
Dallas in front again! Did you expect anything else? Dak Prescott firs it out wide to George Pickens who takes a catch diving actually outside the end zone but the ball broke the plane and up go the arms of the ffial to signal a touchdown.
Just 52 seconds left, is that long enough for New York?
Touchdown - Brownspublished at 21:07 BST 14 September
Cleveland Browns 17-41 Baltimore Ravens
It is no more than a consolation for Cleveland on their way to an all-NFC North defeat.
Substitute quarterback Dillon Gabriel finds Dylan Sampson for the score from eight yards.
Bengals on the brinkpublished at 21:06 BST 14 September
Jacksonville Jaguars 27-24 Cincinnati Bengals
The Bangls run Chase Brown and he's down just a yard outside the end zone. JUst a minute left with a fresh set of down, Cincy can just take the field goal or try and punch in the touchdown.
But will they get in?
