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
Washington Commanders 0-7 Los Angeles Chargers
The Chargers were lining up for a field goal, but the Commanders jump offside and it's an automatic first down.
Herbert throws to Ladd McConkey for a touchdown - his first of the year - and Cameron Dicker adds the extra point.
A huge mistake by the Commanders costs them
Detroit Lions 7-0 Cincinnati Bengals
What a start for the Detroit Lions.
It was already looking ominous for the Joe Burrow-less Bengals against the NFL's highest-scoring offence.
And Jared Goff has just marched his team down the field on their first drive, Jahmyr Gibbs touching the ball four times already, and it ends with a 10-yard touchdown pass to tight-end Sam LaPorta.
Washington Commanders 0-0 Los Angeles Chargers
No score yet in this one, but Justin Herbert has just taken off for a 41-yard run.
They're in the red zone now.
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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 whalloping 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.
Tennessee Titans 3-7 Arizona Cardinals
A 44-yard Joe Slye field goal gets the Titans on the board after two incomplete Cam Ward passes.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3-0 Seattle Seahawks
The Seahawks miss the chance to level this one up with a field goal attempt.
Jason Myers, 44 yards from the posts, kicks across goal and wide.
Washington Commanders @ Los Angeles Chargers (21:25 BST)
Jayden Daniels is back after two games out with injury, but he's without receivers Terry McLaurin and Noah Brown against this tough Chargers outfit.
The Bolts have impressed at 3-1 and with Washington struggling to stop big splash plays, Justin Herbert will be able to supply more bullets for Quentin Johnston - who has seven receptions of over 15 yards with thrree of those being touchdowns.
You can listen to live commentary from this game on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra via the link here or at the top of the page.
Detroit Lions @ Cincinnati Bengals (21:25 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesDetroit's firepower is expected to be far too much for a Joe Burrow-less Bengals, Jake Browning has struggled in two starts against two great defences in the Broncos and Vikings - perhaps he can finally start finding Ja'Marr Chase tonight?
Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery are absolute monsters for the Lions though, so good luck Cincy trying to stop these two running back machines - let along Jared Goff launching bombs to Amon-Ra St Brown.
Detroit are the NFL's top scorers with 34.5 points a game - the Bengals rank 30th in total defence and dead last in offence...
Denver Broncos 21-17 Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia's first defeat of the season as the Denver Broncos come from behind to win at The Linc!
Hurts hurls one into the endzone on the final play of the game but it falls to the ground.
That's the 10-game win streak over for the Eagles.
Tennessee Titans 0-7 Arizona Cardinals
A fast start to this late kick-off and Michael Carter, starting in place of the injured James Conner, punches in a one-yard touchdown.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3-0 Seattle Seahawks
An early score for the Buccaneers gives them the lead in Seattle.
Chase McLaughlin is good from 29 yards.
Both teams enter this one with 3-1 records and a win for either side here will really propel their status this season.
Denver Broncos 21-17 Philadelphia Eagles
Will Lutz field goal from 31 yards is good!
The Eagles have 1:11 on the clock and a timeout to avoid their first defeat of the season.
FT: Miami Dolphins 24-27 Carolina Panthers
Tua Tagovailoa could not produce a final touchdown drive as the Panthers closed out victory.
A comeback win for Carolina from 17-0 down in a game that exploded in the fourth quarter.
And 234 all purpose yards for Panthers running back Rico Dowdle!
Dallas Cowboys 37-22 New York Jets
Garrett Wilson gets a consolation touchdown for the Jets. It won't stop them going 0-5 to start the season.
They go for two and it's good.
FT: New York Giants 14-26 New Orleans Saints
Image source, Getty ImagesIn the end this one came down to the turnover battle as the Saints forced five turnovers, returning one for a touchdown.
After a winning debut last week, the were two interceptions and a fumble for rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart as he came back down to earth a little.
The Saints win for the first time this season, moving to 1-4 - the same record as New York.
And Saints QB Spencer Rattler gets his first win as a starting quarterback in the NFL.
Denver Broncos 18-17 Philadelphia Eagles
RJ Harvey is stopped short of a first down, but there's flags on the play...
It's against the Eagles! Unnecessary roughness, automatic first down.
That is huge for the Broncos!
Almost at the two minute warning...
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Seattle Seahawks (21:05 BST)
NFL highlights: Seattle Seahawks win late after Arizona Cardinals fightback
Two could teams who continually go under the radar here, but once one of them goes to 4-1 the NFL will have to sit up and take notice.
Tennessee Titans @ Arizona Cardinals (21:05 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesTennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan and quarterback Cam Ward.
The Titans have lost their past 10 matches, including all four this season. Last week, they failed to get on the scoreboard at all in a 26-0 defeat to the Houston Texans.
Head coach Brian Callahan is very much under pressure with a 3-18 record since he took the job.
Kyler Murray's Arizona Cardinals come into this one off the back of two late losses at the hands of NFC West rivals - Seattle and San Francisco.
Could this be the perfect match-up for them to get back to winning ways?
Denver Broncos 18-17 Philadelphia Eagles
Wide receiver Courtland Sutton comes up trumps with a big catch on third down to break into the Eagles' half.
Less than three minutes to go and as it stands, the Eagles are on course for their first loss of the season.
Dallas Cowboys 37-14 New York Jets
Dak Prescott and the Cowboys will leave New Jersey with a win.
Javonte Williams catches Prescott's fourth passing touchdown of the day.
