Well, what a Sunday of NFL action that was.

We saw comebacks, shock results, high-scoring games and plenty of incredible touchdowns throughout the night.

There is still one more game to come this evening between the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills, which you can read all about on the BBC Sport website and app on Monday morning.

That's all from us on this live text. Thank you for following along.

We will be back next Sunday to do it all over again, starting with the Denver Broncos and New York Jets at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Until then, goodbye!

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• Minnesota Vikings 21-17 Cleveland Browns

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• Houston Texans 44-10 Baltimore Ravens
• Miami Dolphins 24-27 Carolina Panthers
• Las Vegas Raiders 6-40 Indianapolis Colts
• New York Giants 14-26 New Orleans Saints
• Dallas Cowboys 37-22 New York Jets
• Denver Broncos 21-17 Philadelphia Eagles

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• Tennessee Titans 22-21 Arizona Cardinals
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers 38-35 Seattle Seahawks

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• Detroit Lions 37-24 Cincinnati Bengals
• Washington Commanders 27-10 Los Angeles Chargers

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Buccaneers edge thriller against Seahawks

Tampa Bay Buccaneers moved to 4-1 after a thrilling 38-35 victory at the Seattle Seahawks, with the game decided by a field goal in the final seconds.

In a back and forth contest, Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield threw for 379 yards, with Emeka Egbuka receiving 163 of those. Losing quarterback Sam Darnold passed for 341 yards and four touchdowns.

Titans pick up first win with remarkable Cardinals comeback

Tennessee Titans recorded their first win of the season after a superb comeback to beat the Arizona Cardinals 22-21.

The Cardinals were leading 21-6 at the start of the final quarter, but a series of bad errors from them including Emari Demercardo dropping the ball outside the end zone for what would have been a 72-yard touchdown, saw the Titans end their 10-game losing streak.

Lions see off Bengals to move to 4-1

The Detroit Lions continued their strong start to the season with a 37-24 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Lions managed touchdowns in all four quarters as both quarterbacks Jared Goff and Jake Browning passed over 250 yards and threw for three touchdowns each.

Commanders cruise to Chargers victory

The Washington Commanders came from behind to to win 27-10 against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Jacory Crosket-Merritt rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns while Jayden Daniels passed for 231 yards and two touchdowns, with both sides now moving to 3-2 records.

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Broncos end Eagles' unbeaten record

Defending champions Philadelphia Eagles started the day 4-0 for this season and were on course to extend that perfect record.

They led 17-3 at home to the Denver Broncos but Bo Nix masterminded a stunning Denver comeback, throwing for 242 yards and a touchdown as it ended 21-17.

Vikings win first London game

The Minnesota Vikings denied Dillon Gabriel victory on his first NFL start as they snatched a 21-17 win over the Cleveland Browns at Tottenham.

With 25 seconds left, Carson Wentz found Jordan Addison in the end zone for the winning touchdown.

Read Ben Collins' report here.

Turnovers costly for Giants

Rookie QB Jaxson Dart made his first start last week for the New York Giants and impressed as they upset the Chargers.

He started well again tonight but a costly fumble - one of five turnovers - at the start of the second half turned the game.

That resulted in a field goal and then Cam Skattebo's fumble was returned for a touchdown by New Orleans as they won 26-14.

Ravens struggle without Jackson

The Baltimore Ravens didn't have injured star quarterback Lamar Jackson tonight, and they couldn't get anything going on either side of the ball. The Houston Texans whalloped them 44-10 at home.

Ravens RB Derrick Henry did score his 110th rushing touchdown, tying Hall of Famer Walter Payton for fifth all-time.

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Detroit running back David Montgomery threw a touchdown pass (yes, threw) and scored another as the Lions ran through the Cincinnati Bengals.

Still without Joe Burrow, Bengals backup Tyler Browning threw three touchdowns, but also three interceptions and conceded a late safety as they fall to 2-2.

The Lions top the NFC North with four wins from the first five weeks.

Jayden Daniels looked rusty in the first quarter but the Commanders scored 27 unanswered points to hand the Chargers their second defeat of the season.

Rookie running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt scored two rushing touchdowns before Deebo Samuel wrapped it up in the fourth quarter.

The Chiefs can join the Chargers and Broncos on 3-2 in the AFC West if they beat the Jaguars on Monday Night Football.

Field goal - Titans complete remarkable victorypublished at 00:20 BST 6 October

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FT: Tennessee Titans 22-21 Arizona Cardinals

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Joey Slye converts the field goal and the Titans win. Who knows how they turned seemingly inevitable defeat into victory!

Huge win, the first of their season and the first of Cam Ward's career.

The Cardinals were dominant, 28-3 up and then started to unravel.

First Emari Demercado showboated, dropped the ball as he ran into the endzone and it chalked off a 72-yard touchdown.

That started the comabck and then their defence somehow turned an interception into a fumble recovery for a touchdown for the Titans.

The Cardinals have some major soul-searching to do. Calamity is the only word.

Cam Ward to Calvin Ridley, 38 yards. The Titans are going to win this!

They are on the nine-yard line with seconds to play and a field goal will do it.

Anthony Wootton
NFL expert and bestselling author on 5 Sports Extra

The Cardinals should have been 28-6 up in this game. Now the Titans have the ball and a chance to win with just less than two minutes left.

Anthony Wootton
NFL expert and bestselling author on 5 Sports Extra

The Chargers lost to the Giants and they're looking like they're going to lose to another NFC East team here.

If they've dropped two in a row and the Chiefs beat the Jaguars, it's back to the status quo in the AFC West.

The Chargers think they've stopped the Commanders but there are flags on the field...

Defensive pass interference gives the Commanders an automatic first down. Time is ticking away from the Chargers now.

A game where neither side deserved to lose, the Bucs take it with the final play of the game.

Chase McLaughlin nails the 39-yard field goal for a match-winning three points and the bucks take it 38-35 to move 4-1 for the season.

Both quarterbacks ended with over 340 passing yards each, Sam Darnold threw four touchdown passes and his side lost the game.

A proper classic!

The Bucs claim a big first down 21 yards from goal before taking their final time out.

A 12-yard run from Rachaad White puts the Bucs in prime position.

There are just seconds remaining in Seattle. A sleepless night for many who have watched this is to be expected.

Oh. This game just gets better and better.

Sam Darnold, who has been almost faultless, is picked off with less than a minute to go by Lavonte David. He is tackled 35 yards from goal.

53 seconds to go and the Bucs have the momentum.

Anthony Wootton
NFL expert and bestselling author on 5 Sports Extra

This is a running back who got his call because the Cardinals are so depleted. He's got this opportunity to seize it and he's fumbled the ball! It's so unprofessional.

I'd be astonished if we saw something like that again this season.