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Well folks, that's your lot for today after the Minnesota Vikings head back to the USA still unbeaten at 5-0, while the New York Jets have an Aaron Rodgers injury to worry about as well as losing back-to-back matches.

You can read our in-depth report on the match at Tottenham right here.

And the pigskin action is not finished, you can follow all the Week Five scores here and tune into BBC 5 Sports Extra for commentary on the Packers against Rams.

And make sure you log back on to the BBC Sport website on Monday morning for Paul Higham's weekly review of Sunday's action.

We'll be back next Sunday as Tottenham hosts the NFL again, with the Jacksonville Jaguars playing the Chicago Bears. Join us then!

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The action doesn't stop today. We have commentary of the Packers at the Rams on BBC 5 Sports Extra and you can follow all of Sunday's NFL scores here.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside sports editor

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Aaron Rodgers was banged up again today, and admitted after the game that he's picked up an injury.

“I’m definitely banged up, got my foot caught in the tackle there…it’s a low ankle sprain," said Rodgers.

That could potentially be bad news for the New York Jets as they face another tough test against the Buffalo Bills next week.

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Aaron Rodgers is 2-3 after five games, which is not quite what he would have hoped for in his return from injury with a roster stacked with elite talent on both sides of the ball.

One defeat came at the San Francisco 49ers on opening weekend, one came here against the unbeaten Minnesota Vikings with the real bad one being the home loss to the Denver Broncos last week.

They had some good moment today but overall the Vikings were a step ahead - so does this Jets squad have enough in it to give Rodgers a fairytale Super Bowl run?

Thumbs time...

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside sports editor

Jets head coach Robert Saleh isn't pushing the panic button just yet as his side dropped to 2-3 for the season:

"It's early, we're five games in and we've got a long way to to."

They're 5-0, they've beaten the 49ers, the Texans, the Packers, and now the Aaron Rodgers-led Jets.

But can the Minnesota Vikings go all the way and win the Super Bowl? Let your thumbs do the talking....

Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell is doing his press conference:

"We're going back 5-0 after five huge challenges, including come over here for this trip. But we've had a phenomenal trip over here that we've enjoyed immensely.

"Tons of challenges still left for us but I can't wait to attack them with this team."

Teams will struggle to run on these two defences going by the stats today - with the Vikings rushing for 82 yards and Jets only managing 36.

That may be more of an issue with the Jets run game though...

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on ITV

The New York Jets are about as far away from the Super Bowl as we are. Defensively they have the makings of a good team, but Rodgers is struggling and I don't see him carrying on beyond this year.

Some Vikings players have come back out onto the field to celebrate, Camryn Bynum and Akayleb Evans among them, and they're doing a lap of honour with still plenty of purple shirts still left in the crowd.

They group dance about in midfield, take a celebratory phot and then bounce around celebrating with the fans before finally disappearing back inside the stadium again.

Fair to say they enjoyed that one.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on ITV

Stephon Gilmore, the former Defensive Player of the Year. He’s looking at Aaron Rodgers. He sees the ball thrown. If you are going to have a championship winning defence like the Vikings do it’s plays like this by players like Stephon Gilmore that have to happen.

And aptly enough, as the players leave the field, and rain keeps streaming down in Tottenham and Purple Rain by Prince blurs out over the loud speakers...

The Minnesota Vikings once had such a fearsome defence they were known as the 'Purple People Eaters' - well, this defence is not there yet, but they're pretty good.

They restricted Aaron Rodgers to 244 yards passing, intercepted him three times including for just the fifth pick six of his career.

Rodgers was hit seven times and definitely struggled, and crucially, just when he was looking to win it, that decisive interception sealed the game.

They say defence wins championships, and Minnesota seem to have one that could well do the job.

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on ITV

A lot of talk has been about Sam Darnold but it's the defence that is leading the way for the Vikings.

Well that was fun wasn't it?

A classic game from the National Football League, as the Minnesota Vikings dominated for almost all of that first half, before a late touchdown gave the New York Jets a glimmer of hope.

Second half saw the Jets on the front foot and Aaron Rodgers looked like he was primed for a trademark comeback win until that very late interception.

What a game.

What a way to end this one - and probably apt that it's sealed with a defensive play as largely the defences have been on top all game.

Huge! Vikings corner Stephon Gilmore takes a brilliant catch just as he's falling on his backside!

Aaron Rodgers has a pass deflected at the line of scrimmage then has to throw the ball under all sorts of pressure, with it falling short of his receiver.

Garrett Wilson with another catch over the middle, before Breece Hall pounds the rock two yards to pick up the first down.

We're on the Vikings 26-yard line now...

Garret Wilson wriggles clear down the right sideline with a stone cold double move, but Aaron Rodgers overthrows him. The great man is fuming with that one.