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
New York Giants 14-26 New Orleans Saints
Another HUGE turnover for the Saints and then capitalise as Jordan Howden takes a fumble all the way for the touchdown.
This time it is rookie running back Cam Skattebo with the fumble. He takes it up the middle to the Saints 12-yard line, Bryan Bresee punches the ball out and Howden recovers.
He takes it back 86 yards.
Another big swing and the Saints are well on top.
There were a few complaints from angry fans earlier who said they had issues getting into the stadium on time for kick-off for the Browns v Vikings game in London earlier.
BBC Sport reached out to the NFL for comment and a league spokesperson said: "Ahead of today’s game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium a number of NFL fans experienced delays entering the stadium due to a ticketing issue.
"The operation to safely admit ticketholders was fully coordinated with NFL and Tottenham Hotspur’s stadium operations team.
"Ticketmaster, the NFL and Tottenham Hotspur were able to verify ticket holders using a secondary form of verification.
"The situation was addressed as efficiently as possible and all fans entered the stadium safely."
Las Vegas Raiders 3-40 Indianapolis Colts
A touchdown hat-trick for Jonathan Taylor as the Colts are wiping the floor with the Raiders in Indianapolis.
Taylor has his third of the match and seventh of the season, rushing for six yards to move top of the NFL for touchdowns this season.
The Colts also convert the two-point conversion, with Taylor running the ball himself for the extra two.
It is the sixth hat-trick this season and the second in two weeks for Taylor.
Dallas Cowboys 30-3 New York Jets
Dallas add another one! George Pickens beats Sauce Gardner for a 43-yard touchdown and the Cowboys are 31-3 up.
No CeeDee Lamb? No problem for Dak.
Houston Texans 34-10 Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore get into the endzone for the first time today, and it's a big one for Derrick Henry.
He reaches over for his 110th career touchdown, meaning he's now tied with Walter Payton for the 5th most in NFL history.
The Texans added a field goal earlier and still lead by 24. Can the Ravens get back into this one?
New York Giants 14-19 New Orleans Saints
New Orleans turn that Jaxson Dart fumble into a field goal as Blake Grupe boots his fourth field goal of the day from five attempts.
This one is good from 28 yards.
New York Giants 14-16 New Orleans Saints
Taysom Hill, the Saints' hybrid quarterback, tight-end secret weapon, is playing his first game of the season.
He comes in at QB for Spencer Rattler and keeps this drive going with a 19-yard pass to Juwan Johnson on a third and two.
Saints fans go wild.
Las Vegas Raiders 3-32 Indianapolis Colts
A huge turnover from the Indianapolis Colts, which quickly turns into yet another touchdown.
Geno Smith is intercepted again, this time 38 yards from goal by cornerback Mekhi Blackmon.
Blackmon thought he had a pick-six, but is deemed out of bounds six yards from goal. A two-yard rush from Ameer Abdullah on second down seals the score.
Yet another two-point attempt from the Colts, but this one also goes unsuccessful.
Las Vegas Raiders 3-26 Indianapolis Colts
It is raining touchdowns in Indianapolis, who have extended their lead to 23 points.
Jonathan Taylor has his second touchdown of the game and sixth of the season, putting him joint-top of the entire league. His latest is a rush of one yard where he was not troubled.
Still without a kicker, the Colts go for the two-point conversion. Tyler Warren catches the first attempt, but a flag is raised on Warren.
The second attempt, after a 10-yard penalty, is short.
Dallas Cowboys 23-3 New York Jets
Sack number four for the Cowboys defence. They have completely had their way with the Jets today.
Breece Hall has returned and did let rip for a 17-yard gain, but was wrapped up the play before Fields was sacked by Sam Williams.
Joe Tippman on the Jets offensive line slams his helmet into the bench on the sideline. His team are heading for five straight losses.
New York Giants 14-16 New Orleans Saints
Stinker from Jaxson Dart.
The Giants quarterback was moving the ball well on his first drive of the second half, up to the Saints 45-yard line.
But then the rookie set off running and, with nobody around, the ball slipped out of his hands.
Terrible mistake, fumble recovered by Cam Jordan and that's a big momentum switch.
Denver Broncos 3-17 Philadelphia Eagles
It had to be Saquon Barkley!
The Philadelphia Eagles have a two touchdown lead as Jalen Hurts links up with the ever-reliable Saquon Barkley.
A 47-yard passing touchdown for Hurts to Barkley, with the running back completing around half of those yards with the ball in hand.
A perfect start to the second half for the Eagles, with Jake Elliott making the extra point conversion.
Miami Dolphins 17-13 Carolina Panthers
Rico Dowdle is having a night for the Panthers!
Starting at running back in the place of the injured Chuba Hubbard, the former Cowboy already has 126 yards on the ground off just 12 carries.
He had a 53-yard run on Carolina's first play of the second half but the drive faltered with an incomplete pass from Bryce Young then a sack.
Ryan Fitzgerald converts his second field goal of the night from 49 yards.
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Houston Texans 31-3 Baltimore Ravens
Image source, Getty ImagesThree passing touchdowns in the first half, now the Texans turn to the running game. 27-yard touchdown for Nick Chubb.
It comes after Cooper Rush was picked off. Baltimore being blown out by Houston.
FT: Minnestota 21-17 Cleveland Browns
Image source, ReutersCleveland Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel speaking after his first NFL start, a 21-17 defeat against Minnesota Vikings:
"I think I learned little details. Definitely was ready for that. But all the details come down to it.
"And I think in any game you're going to want four to five plays back. Of course, the result will feel different, and maybe your four to five plays may feel different.
"But that's the game we live and play in. Got to be better in those four to five plays is what and why you continue to work as hard as you do.
"This is a team deal. It isn’t on one person. It isn’t on everybody. But the truth is the result was the result and we've got to find a way to change that."
FT: Minnesota Vikings 21-17 Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski spoke after the Browns' defeat to Minnesota Vikings:
"Obviously extremely disappointed to not come away with the win there. We need to do a better job closing out. That's an offensive thing, defense, special teams, coaches, players, you name it.
"We've got to come away and be at our best in those moments, and we were not. And that's the disappointing, frustrating part for me. But we'll keep grinding. We'll get back and get back to work. That's what we've got to do.
"Obviously you give credit to the Vikings, give credit where credit is due. They won the game. We're disappointed that we didn't do the things necessary to win that game, but you've got to give them credit."
FT: Minnesota Vikings 21-17 Cleveland Browns
Image source, ReutersWith Cleveland Browns leading 17-14 with half a minute remaining on the clock, a result was on the card that London has not yet seen - a Minnesota Vikings defeat.
The Vikings came into the game boasting an impressive 4-0 winning streak across three different stadiums in the English capital.
Having beaten Pittsburgh Steelers at Wembley in 2013 [34-27], the Browns at Twickenham in 2017 [23-17] and New Orleans Saints at Tottenham Hotspur in 2022 [28-25] and New York Jets at the same venue last year [23-17], this looked like the day the 13-year winning run could come to an end.
But veteran quarterback Carson Wentz saved his best play for last to pick out Jordan Addison in the end zone after accelerating his team up the pitch with time ticking down to preserve their record for another year, having been beaten by the Steelers in Dublin last weekend.
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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.
Dart starts hot 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's playing well again tonight, going 11 for 16 for 110 yards and two touchdowns, although his side trial the Saints 16-14. He's also rushed for 38 yards, after a rushing TD last week.
Ravens struggling without Jackson
The Baltimore Ravens don't have injured star quarterback Lamar Jackson tonight and they can't get anything going on either side of the ball so far, losing 24-3 at home to the Houston Texans.
Eagles heading for 5-0
Defending champions Philadelphia Eagles started the day 4-0 for this season and are heading on course to extend that perfect record.
At the break, they lead 10-3 at home to the Denver Broncos.
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