NFL week 12: Under-pressure Chiefs trail Colts
Seven games from 18:00 GMT, including Vikings 3-10 Packers & Steelers 14-14 Bears
Patriots battle back against Bengals
Four games after 21:05 GMT, with Shedeur Sanders making first NFL start for Browns @ Raiders
Champions and new Super Bowl favourites Eagles @ Cowboys live on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
New York Jets 7-3 Baltimore Ravens
Tyler Loop makes no mistake from 31 yards as Baltimore finally get on the board and avoid their first shutout in the first half since 2017 - which is the longest active streak in the NFL for first-half scoring.
Not exactly what they wanted this half, but it's something.
Minnesota Vikings 3-10 Green Bay Packers
Green Bay put together a 14-play drive which stalls at Minnesota's 14-yard line so on comes Brandon McManus to kick a 32-yard field goal.
Pittsburgh Steelers 14-14 Chicago Bears
It's all square again in Chicago as Caleb Williams finds Rome Odunze for 23 yards before firing a dart to rookie tight end Colston Loveland for a 12-yard score.
New England Patriots 14-10 Cincinnati Bengals
Oh no! Joe Flacco throws a quick pass out right but Marcus Jones has jumped the route and steams in front of the intended receiver, picking the ball off them strolling away to the house for the second pick six of the game!
It's a 16th career pick six for Flacco and a throw he'd love to have back as the Pats take the lead after a sticky start to this one in the Jungle.
Minnesota Vikings 3-7 Green Bay Packers
Green Bay have had a few low-scoring games of late and they look set for another at Lambeau.
After the first quarter ended with two straight punts, the Vikings had to hand it over on downs after running back Jordan Mason's run was stuffed on 4th & 1.
Seattle Seahawks 13-3 Tennessee Titans
A big stand from Tennessee to hold the Seahawks to a field goal.
Sam Darnold was moving his offence down the field brilliantly but a delay of game penalty in the redzone pushed them back and in the end they have to settle for three.
Jason Myers knocks it through for his second of the day.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew York Giants 17-7 Detroit Lions
What a response by the G-Men.
Jameis Winston finds running back Tyrone Tracy on the first play of the drive for a whopping 42-yard gain.
Winston then slings a pass towards the back of the end zone, where Isaiah Hodgins does superbly to make a leaping catch and make sure he gets his feet down inbounds.
That's a 12-yard score and it's a 10-point game once more, plus Winston is already up to 183 passing yards.
New York Jets 7-0 Baltimore Ravens
How about this one then? The Jets defence has bottled up Lamar Jackson, and now the Tyrod Taylor-led offence has given them the lead in Baltimore.
John Metchie III runs it in on a 13-yard touchdown pass showing some nice wheels to dive over in the corner after collecting the pass from Taylor.
Who had this down as a possible road win?
Indianapolis Colts 14-6 Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs cut into the Colts' lead but have to settle for a field goal again.
This time Harrison Butker knocks it through from 47-yards.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew England Patriots 7-10 Cincinnati Bengals
Terrific response by Drake Maye to lead a 70-yard drive in nine plays before a nicely crafted touchdown pass to tight end Hunter Henry from 28 yards out.
Maye converted a third down on a scramble during the drive before hitting Henry over the middle to set-up the scoring play, where he found Henry down the left after a couple of pump fakes.
Pats back in this one.
New York Giants 10-7 Detroit Lions
Jameis Winston had a flying start in Detroit with more than 100 passing yards in the first quarter.
But Jared Goff is now in the groove, making three completions to get the Lions into the red zone.
Then he makes a screen pass to Amon-Ra St Brown, who does well to put the brakes on, wait for a gap to open, then run it in for an 11-yard score.
Seattle Seahawks 10-3 Tennessee Titans
Who else but Jaxon Smith-Njigba?
The leading receiver in the NFL gets into the endzone for the first touchdown of the day in Tennessee.
Sam Darnold connects on a deep pass to his favourite receiver who beats the safety and strolls in for six.
That one is a 63-yard touchdown when all is said and done.
Image source, Getty ImagesPittsburgh Steelers 14-7 Chicago Bears
What a play by Pittsburgh's defensive star TJ Watt.
A holding penalty backs the Bears up to their own 10-yard line and on 2nd & 20, Steelers linebacker Watt brushes past a defensive lineman and flings Caleb Williams down in his own end zone.
The ball comes loose and Nick Herbig pounces on it for a touchdown to put Pittsburgh in front.
That sack is also the 115th of Watt's career, taking him past his brother JJ Watt, the three-time Defensive Player of the Year who managed 114.5 for Houston and Arizona before retiring in 2022 and is now a part-owner of Premier League side Burnley.
Indianapolis Colts 14-3 Kansas City Chiefs
The Colts extend their lead!
Andrew Ogletree with the grab and brilliant adjustment to keep his feet in bounds right at the very edge of the endzone.
New England Patriots 0-10 Cincinnati Bengals
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat!? Huge mistake by Drake Maye who floats a loopy pass dangerously over the middle of the field and right into the arms of Geno Stone - who returns it with interest for a pick six.
You wonder what Maye was seeing there, or perhaps just the pressure he had on him forced the throw off target - either way that's the Bengals leading by 10.
The lead is a shock enough, but with Cincy doing it on defence, with one of the worst units in the league? That's huge.
New York Giants 10-0 Detroit Lions
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a first quarter for Giants receiver Wan'Dale Robinson - who had four catches for 106 yards and a touchdown against the Lions in the opening 15 minutes.
Great if you've got him in your fantasy line-up tonight....
New York Giants 10-0 Detroit Lions
After three straight punts in Detroit, Younghoe Koo kicks a 21-yard field goal to extend the Giants' lead.
Indianapolis Colts 7-3 Kansas City Chiefs
A great drive ends with the Chiefs having to settle for three with a Harrison Butker field goal at the start of the second quarter.
Travis Kelce had barged his way into the endzone on second and goal but a questionable facemask penalty took the score off the board.
Image source, Getty ImagesPittsburgh Steelers 7-7 Chicago Bears
Mason Rudolph dumps it off to his left for a big catch and run by Kenneth Gainwell to get the Steelers into the red zone.
And Pittsburgh dial up an almost identical play for DK Metcalf to power in from six yards for his sixth touchdown since his big move from Seattle.
