Live text coverage on week three of the NFL season
Final scores in late games: Bears beat Cowboys, 49ers win as time expires
Browns stun Packers, Colts remain unbeaten in style
Aaron Rodgers goes fourth on all-time list for touchdown passes
Pittsburgh Steelers 14-7 New England Patriots
New England put together a drive lasting more than seven minutes, with Drake Maye leading them to Pittsburgh's two-yard line.
But the Patriots quarterback then throws two incompletions before being picked off with 12 seconds to the half so the Steelers maintain a one-score lead heading into the break.
Los Angeles Rams 19-7 Philadelphia Eagles
Joshua Karty converts his fourth field goal of the half to extend the Los Angeles Rams' lead in Philadelphia.
The Rams defence have held the Eagles to a paltry 51 offensive yards in the first half.
Indianapolis Colts 17-6 Tennessee Titans
Spencer Shrader was the leading kicker in the NFL coming into week three, but he misses a 51-yard field goal attempt for the Indianapolis Colts. That's his first miss of the season.
Green Bay Packers 3-0 Cleveland Browns
With just 12 seconds to the half, Joe Flacco goes for a deep shot towards Jerry Jeudy.
It's picked off by Packers safety Xavier McKinney for an interception at Green Bay's nine-yard line.
Jordan Love then takes a knee to conclude a first half which saw just three points scored in Cleveland.
Las Vegas Raiders 10-17 Washington Commanders
Jeremy McNichols breaks three tackles and produces a 60-yard touchdown run to put the Washington Commanders ahead with a few minutes left in the first half!
As first carries of the day go, that was pretty good from McNichols.
Cincinnati Bengals 3-17 Minnesota Vikings
The Minnesota Vikings extend their lead with a field goal before the Bengals get some offence going.
Back-up Jake Browning leads them into the red zone but Tee Higgins is unable to reel in his pass for a touchdown, under pressure from Vikings cornerback Isaiah Rodgers, so they settle for a field goal from Evan McPherson.
Las Vegas Raiders 10-10 Washington Commanders
After a couple scrambles, Gino Smith finds Tre Tucker wide open in the corner of the endzone to draw the Las Vegas Raiders level!
Pittsburgh Steelers 14-7 New England Patriots
The Patriots halve the deficit in New England with quarterback Drake Maye making plays with his arms and his legs before finding tight end Hunter Henry for a five-yard touchdown.
Indianapolis Colts 17-6 Tennessee Titans
The run is over.
On their 20th drive of the season, the Indianapolis Colts are forced to punt.
No team in NFL history had ever started a season with 19 drives without punting.
New York Jets 6-10 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The New York Jets settle for a field goal on their second possession before the Buccaneers reply to take the lead.
Baker Mayfield makes big plays to Emeka Egbuka and Sterling Shepard before capping the drive with a five-yard touchdown pass to Mike Evans.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Washington Commanders convert a field goal to lead the Las Vegas Raiders 10-3, while the Tennessee Titans kick three points but trail the Indianapolis Colts 17-6.
Los Angeles Rams 13-7 Philadelphia Eagles
Kyren Williams punches his way into the endzone on second and goal, but the LA Rams get penalised for holding and the score is scrubbed out.
Matt Stafford misses his intended target Davante Adams on third and goal, so Josh Karty steps up and nails a chip shot field goal instead.
Green Bay Packers 3-0 Cleveland Browns
Image source, Getty ImagesAaron Rodgers' Green Bay successor Jordan Love has enjoyed a strong start to the season, leading the Packers to two wins with 480 passing yards and four touchdowns.
Love has started his third season as Green Bay's starting quarterback by throwing zero interceptions despite averaging an NFL-high 12.2 air yards per pass attempt.
His opponents today, the Cleveland Browns, have made no interceptions this season and have allowed a joint-league-high three touchdowns of 15+ air yards.
Is Love going to have himself a day?
Pittsburgh Steelers 14-0 New England Patriots
Image source, Getty ImagesAaron Rodgers started today's game with 508 touchdown passes, level with his former Green Bay Packers team-mate Brett Favre, but that pass puts Rodgers in outright fourth in the all-time standings.
Any chance he could catch Peyton Manning? Drew Brees and Tom Brady are out of sight...
Pittsburgh Steelers 14-0 New England Patriots
The Patriots are forced to punt on their second drive before four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers takes the opportunity to make NFL history.
The Steelers' veteran quarterback shows he still has the touch, making a neat pass over the shoulder of DK Metcalf to cap a 90-yard drive with a 12-yard touchdown - and the 509th of his career.
Indianapolis Colts 17-3 Tennessee Titans
The Indianapolis Colts extend their lead as Jonathan Taylor rushes into the end zone from a yard out. What a start to the season they're having!
Image source, Getty ImagesLas Vegas Raiders 3-7 Washington Commanders
Daniel Carlson misses a 37-yard field goal to the right, so the Raiders remains behind in Washington.
Green Bay Packers 3-0 Cleveland Browns
It's been a quiet start so far in Cleveland, although Micah Parsons has already registered a QB hit on Browns veteran Joe Flacco.
There were three punts in the first quarter, but Green Bay have drawn first blood with a 39-yard field goal by Brandon McManus.
Los Angeles Rams 10-7 Philadelphia Eagles
The LA Rams have the lead in Philadelphia!
Matt Stafford drops and launches a 44-yard bomb to Davante Adams, who wins his battle with the defensive back and runs into the left side of the endzone.
Jacksonville Jaguars 7-0 Atlanta Falcons
The Atlanta Falcons hired a new kicker this week, but John Parker Romo has missed his first two field goal attempts for his new team.
Not the way to make a good first impression, is it?
