Early stop from the defending champions in Tampa.

A third-down pass from Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield is pawed away in the secondary and the hosts will punt...

Quick rewind to last week while things warm up this evening.

Seattle Seahawks' rookie receiver Tory Horton starred in the best of the plays from week three of the NFL season.

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Here we go then - we're under way in our seven 18:00 BST starts in the NFL.

Plenty of drama in Dublin already - surely more suspense to come Stateside?

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Three games in, three defeats - and after two very underwhelming performances from veteran quarterback Russell Wilson, the New York Giants have acted.

On floppy-haired, head-banded Jaxson Dart's young shoulders will lay the burden of turning around the G-Men's winless start and avoiding yet another miserable season for the Big Blue half of Met Life Stadium.

His first task? Ending the perfect 3-0 start of a Los Angeles Chargers side bidding to shed their tag as perennial NFL underachievers.

The Chargers have long ago found their franchise quarterback in Justin Herbert - have the Giants found theirs or is this another false dawn at QB1 for NYG?

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Only two teams have beaten Patrick Mahomes' Chiefs in a Super Bowl during Kansas City's near-domination of the league in the past few years.

And they go head-to-head at Raymond James Stadium in a battle of two of the NFC's early-season unbeaten sides.

The Bucs are arguably a tad fortunate to be 3-0, having narrowly beaten three of this season's relatively unfancied outfits - sorry, Jets, Houston and Atlanta fans - all by margins of three points or fewer.

Defending champions Philadelphia, however, have also not blown their opposition away, so it will be interesting to see whose '0' does indeed 'go' in Tampa.

Let's hope for some of Thursday night's drama this evening.

Jason Myers kicked a 52-yard field goal with the final play of the game as the Seattle Seahawks sealed a dramatic 23-20 win over the Arizona Cardinals.

The Cardinals had rallied from 14 points down to tie the game with 28 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, with quarterback Kyler Murray throwing for two touchdowns.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold then put his team into field goal territory before Myers slotted the winning kick.

It was the second time in a week that Arizona lost with the last kick of the game, after a 16-15 defeat by the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.

That cracking finish in Dublin was the perfect warm-up to tonight's late games. Stick with this live page for coverage of 11 games, starting with seven in the early slate.

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• Tennessee Titans (0-3) @ Houston Texans (0-3)
• Carolina Panthers (1-2) @ New England Patriots (1-2)
• Los Angeles Chargers (3-0) @ New York Giants (0-3)
• Philadelphia Eagles (3-0) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-0)
• Cleveland Browns (1-2) @ Detroit Lions (2-1)
• New Orleans Saints (0-3) @ Buffalo Bills (3-0)
• Washington Commanders (2-1) @ Atlanta Falcons (1-2)

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• Indianapolis Colts (3-0) @ Los Angeles Rams (2-1)
• Jacksonville Jaguars (2-1) @ San Francisco 49ers (3-0)

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• Baltimore Ravens (1-2) @ Kansas City Chiefs (1-2)
• Chicago Bears (1-2) @ Las Vegas Raiders (1-2)

Greg Olsen
Former NFL Tight End on Channel 5

A great effort at the end of the game from the Vikings but Mike Tomlin trusted his defence to get the job and they did.

An enthralling game right to the end.

Wentz cannot move the chains - his last effort on a 4th and long is almost picked off...a valiant late effort but it's Pittsburgh celebrating.

Rodgers takes a knee and that's all she wrote.

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Aaron Rodgers said this week that international crowds sometimes aren't sure when's the right time to make some noise.

He made sure the Dublin crowd knew then as, while stood on the sidelines, he waved for the Steelers fans to turn up the volume to make it even more difficult for the Vikings' offence to run this drive.

Will Reichard can hit them from 60+ yards...

Wentz needs to get the Vikings to around the Steelers' 42-yard line to give the Vikings a chance to push this into overtime.

Ouch!published at LAST CHANCE

LAST CHANCE

Minnesota Vikings 21-24 Pittsburgh Steelers

Wentz gets the ball back for one last drive - and is almost picked off with his first pass - but the play is ruled an incomplete pass.

2nd & 10 with 58 secs left...

The onside kick-off doesn't work out for Minnesota. Pittsburgh secure the ball - and we're at the two minute warning.

Essentially, with only one timeout left, the Vikings now will need to stop the Steelers making a first down - otherwise that's all she wrote...

Greg Olsen
Former NFL Tight End on Channel 5

That was do or die on fourth down for the Vikings and it was a great play call with cool heads all around.

They are back within three all of a sudden. Can they pull off a miracle comeback?

Greg Olsen
Former NFL Tight End on Channel 5

That's an incredible effort and tackle from Payton Wilson. He's one of the fastest line backers in the NFL and not only has he stopped a TD but that will kill time on the clock.

Wentz finds Addison WIDE OPEN and he runs the near length of the pitch before being tackled just short...

Greg Olsen
Former NFL Tight End on Channel 5

I like them trying to run that on fourth down but If it were me, I would have let Rodgers keep the ball there.

Ultimately, though, Minnesota still has 99 yards to go to get a touchdown.

Gainwell cannot breach the Minnesota goal-line defense on fourth down as the Steelers go for it...

So Wentz and the Vikes get the ball back - but on their one-yard line!

Under four minutes to go. You never know if they can get a quick score here - but it's a long way back for Minnesota at this point.

And Carson must be hurting after six sacks - he's taken a pummelling out there today.

Kenneth Gainwell rushes for 15 yards and the Steelers are into the redzone. He's up to 88 yards for the day. Can he clock up a century?

Or a hat-trick of TDs?