All Sunday's NFL Week 5 scores and results
Minnesota Vikings 21-17 Cleveland Browns in first London game.
Broncos fight back to upset Eagles in early game, ending their unbeaten record
Struggling Ravens suffer heavy defeat at Houston, Panthers come from 17-0 down to beat Miami
Cam Ward and Titans win first game of season after remarkable comeback from 21-3 down against Cardinals
Bucs beat Seahawks in sensational 73-point thriller
Tennessee Titans 6-21 Arizona Cardinals
They aren't doing much offensively, but this is a big turnover for the Titans.
Kyler Murray has the Cardinals in the redzone but a high snap hits him in the face, bounces of his helmet and is recovered by DaQuan Jones.
Washington Commanders 17-10 Los Angeles Chargers
Their third of the day. Jer'Zhan Newton nails Herbert for a 9-yard loss.
The Chargers bounce back with a 24-yard pass, but it comes back for offensive holding.
Herbert tries again and finds Keenan Allen, who thinks he has a first down, but that comes back for illegal formation!
2nd and 33 for the Chargers, and they end up punting away.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 28-21 Seattle Seahawks
Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield is putting on a clinic in long-range passing in what has been a thrilling game in Seattle.
The Bucs go back ahead with a close ranger walked in by Rachaad White, but two plays earlier, Mayfield picked out Emeka Egbuka for a 57-yard pass, picked out with precision.
Chase McLaighlin kicks the extra point and as this game is going on, there is plenty of needle between the two sides.
Mayfield has completed 23 of 25 passes for 278 yards and one touchdown tonight. Sam Darnold has 19 of 23, 246 yards and two touchdowns himself.
Detroit Lions 21-3 Cincinnati Bengals
Image source, GetThe turnover costs the Bengals badly as Jahmyr Gibbs ducks and dives and takes a short pass from Jared Goff for a 20-yard touchdown.
It looked like Gibbs was going to be stopped just short but a brilliant effort at the end, with some help from his team-mates, got him over the line.
Washington Commanders 17-10 Los Angeles Chargers
The second rushing touchdown of the day for the rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt.
17 unanswered points by the Commanders as Matt Gay converts the extra point.
Detroit Lions 14-3 Cincinnati Bengals
Image source, Getty ImagesThird interception of the day for Jake Browning. The Bengals might have a quarterback issue!
His first pass of the second half is picked off by Alex Anzalone and the Lions have great field position AGAIN.
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The biggest news seems to be that the Ravens look like they won't be making the play-offs with star QB Lamar out, and the defence riddled with injuries. Beaten by the Texans is very worrying. So, with the Bills being the only unbeaten team, it's wide open... and I hate to say it, but Dallas seems to have turned up.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21-21 Seattle Seahawks
Wow. Wow. Wow. A couple of big, big plays for the Seattle Seahawks levels this one up midway through the third quarter.
After a 53-yard pass to Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Sam Darnold is accurate once more to pick out AJ Barner from close range, his third touchdown in the last four games.
Jason Myers kicks well once more for an even game.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21-14 Seattle Seahawks
Baker Mayfield, that is a bullet of a pass!
Emeka Egbuka picks up his fifth touchdown of the season, picked out inch-perfectly in the end zone by the arm of Mayfield.
Mayfield and the Bucs then go for the two-point conversion and it comes off for them, with Egbuka again taking the catch for an eight-point gain.
The Bucs are back in front and with a seven-point lead.
Detroit Lions 14-3 Cincinnati Bengals
Evan McPherson gets some points on the board for the Bengals with a 50-yard field goal as the half-time hooter blows.
Cincinnati forced the Lions to punt on their final offensive play of the half.
Jake Browning then led a 10-play, 65-yard drive that took nearly four minutes. They will have wanted more from it.
Washington Commanders 10-10 Los Angeles Chargers
Justin Herbert takes a knee and it's level at half-time.
The Commanders came from 10-0 down at the end of the first quarter to level things up.
Washington Commanders 10-10 Los Angeles Chargers
That was an eventful end to the first half! Matt Gay converts from 29 yards to tie this game up.
Jayden Daniels is certainly not looking rusty now.
Tennessee Titans 6-21 Arizona Cardinals
It's been a tough start to his NFL career for number one draft pick Cam Ward.
His Titans are 0-4, they are getting turned over by the Cardinals and he's completed just five of 16 passes tonight 58 yards.
Things can only get better.
Washington Commanders 7-10 Los Angeles Chargers
The Commanders have gone from punting in their end zone, to now being in field goal range.
A 50-yard reception from Luke McCaffrey under pressure, from a brillaint Daniels throw.
He follows it up with a pinpoint pass to Deebo Samuel. Now they're in the redzone!
Washington Commanders 7-10 Los Angeles Chargers
Daniels barely avoids a safety as he's wrapped up by the Chargers offensive live.
He gets the ball out on 3rd and long but it's incomplete and they punt from inside their end zone.
Ladd McConkey receives and returns it for a touchdown! But there's flags on the play.
Automatic first down for the Commanders after the Chargers clatter into the punter!
A huge break for Washington.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13-14 Seattle Seahawks
The Seahawks have come out flying in this second half!
In three plays, they gain 76 yards, ending in a five-yard rushing touchdown for Zach Charbonnet.
The Bucs led by 13 points shortly before half-time and two minutes into the second half, they trail by one after Jason Myers converts for the hosts.
Detroit Lions 14-0 Cincinnati Bengals
Aiden Hutchinson sacks Jake Browning in the endzone and the Lions think they have a safety, but it is chalked off for defensive holding.
Detroit still well on top though.
FT: Minnesota Vikings 21-17 Cleveland Browns
Image source, PA MediaMinnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson after his side's victory over Cleveland Browns at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium:
"Being here for the third time, we kind of have a history of bringing a lot of Vikings fans over here.
"I'm pretty sure they like it over here as well. But just to see the energy, to see the "Skol" chant all around the stadium, our fans are the best in the league, and they always show support, always show us love, and always are into the game no matter what the score is and no matter if we're losing late in the game. ]
"They're going to still, you know, cheer and still root for us like it's the first quarter with 0-0 on the board. So it's definitely great to hear those fans.
"I mean, I couldn't even think that it was an away game. I thought it was a home game for us."
