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
Cincinnati Bengals 0-14 Minnesota Vikings
Carson Wentz is winning the battle of the back-up QBs so far as the Cincinnati stand-in Jake Browning's pass is picked off by Isaiah Rodgers. The Vikings cornerback streaks down the sideline and takes it all the way to the house for a pick six.
New York Jets 3-3 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Jets and the Bucs have exchanged field goals on the opening two drives in Tampa Bay.
Jacksonville Jaguars 7-0 Houston Texans
The Jacksonville Jaguars take the lead in their AFC South clash with the Houston Texans, as Bhayshul Tuten runs the ball in from a yard out.
Los Angeles Rams 3-7 Philadelphia Eagles
The Rams are on the board as Joshua Karty converts a 51-yard field goal.
Indianapolis Colts 10-3 Tennessee Titans
Spencer Shrader converts a field goal from 24 yards to increase the Colt's lead.
The Colts have scored on 15 of their 18 possessions so far this season. Impressive!
Atlanta Falcons 0-7 Carolina Panthers
Bryce Young drops back before running just inside the pylon to give the Carolina Panthers the lead against their NFC South rivals.
There's a flag on the play, but it's against the Falcons and the Panthers decline.
Pittsburgh Steelers 7-0 New England Patriots
It's a poor start by the Patriots and the Steelers make them pay.
Pats running back Rhamondre Stevenson fumbles on the game's opening drive and Pittsburgh's Darius Slay pounces on it.
Aaron Rodgers finds DK Metcalf to get the Steelers going but then it's all running back Jaylen Warren before Rodgers hands it off to Kenneth Gainwell to punch it in from a yard.
Image source, Getty ImagesLas Vegas Raiders 3-7 Washington Commanders
The Washington Commanders are without injured quarterback Jayden Daniels, but stand-in Marcus Mariota gives them the lead with a two-yard touchdown run.
The Las Vegas Raiders respond with a 37-yard field goal.
Los Angeles Rams 0-7 Philadelphia Eagles
Controversy in Philadelphia.
Replays show that the Eagles false-started on the Tush Push that earned them a new set of downs on the one-yard line, but the officials missed it.
Jalen Hurts goes for another Tush Push and gets into the end zone.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-7 Minnesota Vikings
Carson Wentz makes a solid start under centre for the Vikings, finding Justin Jefferson for 16 yards before making a 12-yard connection with tight end Josh Oliver for a touchdown on Minnesota's opening drive.
Image source, Getty ImagesLos Angeles Rams 0-0 Philadelphia Eagles
Tush Push alert in Philadelphia, as Jalen Hurts and the Eagles earn a new set of downs on fourth down in the red zone.
Los Angeles Rams 0-0 Philadelphia Eagles
In a rematch of the NFC Divisional round tie in January, Rams quarterback Matt Stafford has thrown an early interception.
Tennessee Titans 0-7 Indianapolis Colts
Pick six Kenny Moore II!
The Colts cornerback picks off Cam Ward and runs in for a 32-yard pick six.
Las Vegas Raiders 0-0 Washington Commanders
Not a bad start for the Washington Commanders against the Las Vegas Raiders!
Deebo Samuel Sr. produces a 69-yard kick-off return to put the home side in great field position.
A short run on the next play moves them into the red zone.
Cincinnati Bengals v Minnesota Vikings (18:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe epitome of a journeyman quarterback these days, Carson Wentz will make history tonight as he starts for his sixth different team in six consecutive seasons when he stands in for JJ McCarthy at the Minnesota Vikings.
This one means more though as Wentz is a big Vikings fan.
"I used to come to the Metrodome, and I was waving the towel," Wentz said in the build-up. "And so running out of that tunnel this week will probably hit me a little bit different - in a really cool, kind of surreal way."
Here's his record, more clubs than Jack Nicklaus springs to mind...
Cincinnati Bengals v Minnesota Vikings (18:00 BST)
BBC Sport spoke with Vikings safety Josh Metellus about the prospect of both teams having to make do without their starting quarterbacks today.
"We’d both had injuries but this is the National Football League and injuries happen all the time," he said. "It’s not the first time we’ve played the Bengals without our starter at quarterback and they’re without their starter at quarterback, so that’s normal. The next man’s got to come in and play.
"As for the defence, we’ve still got to do our job because they’ve still got really good receivers."
Coincidentally, the Vikings' past two meetings with the Bengals have both ended with a 27-24 win by the Bengals in overtime. Their most recent match-up came in December 2023, when both Kirk Cousins and Joe Burrow had suffered season-ending injuries, and Jake Browning led the Bengals to victory. He will again step in for Cincy today.
Image source, ReutersSan Francisco quarterback Brock Purdy was ruled out last week with toe and shoulder issues, so Mac Jones came in for the 49ers' win at New Orleans.
Four other starting QBs have now joined Purdy on the sidelines having picked up injuries last week, with Joe Burrow the biggest absentee.
The Bengals star had 'turf toe' surgery on Friday, which should rule him out for about three months, but the others should all have a relatively short lay-off.
Losing your starting QB for any significant length of time usually ruins a team's season, so we'll see how these teams get on with their back-ups today and in the coming weeks.
All kick-offs 18:00 BST; away teams first
We've got nine games in the early slot to get stuck into:
Miami Dolphins 21-31 Buffalo Bills
The Buffalo Bills are favourites to win this year's Super Bowl and they kicked off the week three action with a win over Miami in Thursday Night Football.
Who are going to join the Bills on 3-0 today?
Miami Dolphins 21-31 Buffalo Bills - highlights
It's week three of the NFL season and we've already had plenty of cracking games, while quarterbacks have been dropping like flies.
As expected, the Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers have made winning starts, as have three teams in the NFC West.
The Los Angeles Chargers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers also remain unbeaten, while the Indianapolis Colts have been the surprise package so far, but can they stretch their record to 3-0? And how will the Cincinnati Bengals manage without star quarterback Joe Burrow?
We're about to find out as Sunday's games are set to kick off. So make yourselves comfortable as we're here right through to 01:00 BST.
