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Arizona Cardinals 0-14 Seattle Seahawks
What a start it's been for the Seahawks in their NFC West clash with the Cardinals!
Sam Darnold capped a seven--play opening drive with a 43-yard touchdown pass to Jaxon Smith-Njigba, before Cardinals QB Jacoby Brissett fumbled on his side's third play of the day and DeMarcus Lawrence recovered and returned for a 34-yard score.
Jacksonville Jaguars 29-36 Houston Texans
HOW?!
Seriously. What a game.
The Jaguars looked as though they had got themselves into field goal range but an illegal hands to the face penalty pushed them back.
With seven seconds left, Trevor Lawrence tried to force it, saw his pass batted into the hands of Will Anderson Jr who runs into the endzone.
GAME OVER.
Jacksonville Jaguars 29-30 Houston Texans
This would look a given for the Texans but you have to remember that the Jaguars kicker is Cam Little.
He broke the record for longest kick in NFL history last weekend. Time for round two?
FT: Baltimore Ravens 27-19 Minnesota Vikings
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Ravens revival under a fit again Lamar Jackson continued as they won a third game in a row to beat an inconsistent Vikings.
Two interceptions from Vikings QB JJ McCarthy made it an uphill struggle for the home side, who drop to 4-5.
The Ravens improve 4-5 and, with their current momentum, look more than capable of making the playoffs.
Arizona Cardinals 0-14 Seattle Seahawks
Jacoby Brissett is smashed just before he launches a throw forward, and the ball pops out, hits the deck and is scooped up by DeMarcus Lawrence and returned 34 yards for a touchdown.
It's ruled a fumble so that's a scoop-and-score for the Seattle defence. This entire Seahawks team is just playing lights-out football recently.
Jacksonville Jaguars 29-30 Houston Texans
I DON'T BELIEVE IT!
The Texans have come all the way back and it's Davis Mills on third and long scrambling for the touchdown!
Where did that pace come from?
The Texans go for two but it's a bad snap and Mills has to just fall on the ball and protect it.
There are 31 seconds left to play in this one.
FT: New York Giants 20-24 Chicago Bears
Image source, Getty ImagesFor the second week in a row, the Chicago Bears scored a late touchdown to snatch victory and keep themselves firmly in the play-off picture.
Caleb Williams's superb run with 1:47 left on the clock was enough to win after the Giants lost Jaxson Dart to a concussion.
The Bears improve to 6-3, while the Giants drop to 2-8.
Arizona Cardinals 0-7 Seattle Seahawks
Sam Darnold is at it again, and so is Jaxon Smith-Njigba - who takes in a 43-yard touchdown heave from the Seahawks quarterback to put Seattle in front early.
FT: Buffalo Bills 13-30 Miami Dolphins
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Miami Dolphins are enduring a largely miserable season, but today they were superb as they earned a first win against AFC East rivals the Buffalo Bills for the first time since 2022.
Miami running back De'Von Achane had a monster game, rushing for 174 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries as well a 51 yards on six receptions.
Bills QB Josh Allen had a day to forget - three sacks, an interception and a couple of fumbles.
Buffalo remains second in the division but drop to 6-3, while Miami improves to 3-7.
FT: New England Patriots 28-23 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Image source, Getty ImagesNew England Patriots made it seven wins in a row with a statement victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson scored twice, veteran Stefon Diggs had a day and Drake Maye continued performing at the highest level.
If you weren't already convinced - this Patriots team are the real deal.
The Patriots improve to 8-2, while the Bucs drop to 6-3.
FT: New Orleans Saints 17-7 Carolina Panthers
Image source, Getty ImagesThe one on the win record of the New Orleans Saints can turn into two after today thanks to a shock victory over the Carolina Panthers.
It looked like it would be a straightforward day for the Panthers when Rico Dowdle rushed in for six in the first quarter but 17 unanswered points from the Saints saw them turn this one on its head.
The Panthers struggled all day on offence and throughout most of the game, looked like the one win team themselves.
A confidence sapper for them but a confidence builder for the Saints and Tyler Shough.
Cleveland Browns 20-27 New York Jets
Image source, Getty ImagesThe New York Jets had to pull everything out of the playbook today to get just a second win of the season on the board - beating the equally struggling Cleveland Browns.
The Jets scored on a kick-off return and punt return touchdown back-to-back - in consecutive touches for the team which must be some sort of record.
Breece Hall got the decisive score as part of a 125-yard game that ultimately proved the difference. Both sides are now 2-7 but the Jets get what bragging rights there are between two poor sides like these.
New York Giants 20-24 Chicago Bears
Caleb Williams tip-toes down the sideline and sneaks in at the pylon for a 17 yard touchdown!
New England Patriots 28-23 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
A garbage time touchdown for the Bucs, or something more?
Baker Mayfield connects with Tez Johnson for his second touchdown of the day.
The Bucs go for the onside kick to make it a dramatic finish.....
But the Patriots recover.
Los Angeles Rams @ San Francisco 49ers (21:25)
Image source, Getty ImagesIf their week five meeting is anything to go by, then this should be a cracker between two NFC West rivals.
San Francisco sneaked a 26-23 overtime win in Inglewood, with quarterback Mac Jones and receiver Kendrick Bourne producing the goods.
QB1 Brock Purdy isn't quite ready to return from a toe injury, so Jones starts.
Rams signal caller Matthew Stafford ended up on the losing side that day despite throwing for 389 yards and three touchdowns.
Will the 6-2 Rams get their revenge on the 6-3 49ers in Fog City?
Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks (21:05)
Image source, Getty ImagesWe've got an NFC West showdown to look forward to this evening as the Arizona Cardinals head to the Pacific north west to face the Seattle Seahawks.
It's been five years since they won the division, but the 6-2 Seahawks are in a three-way tussle for top spot with the LA Rams (6-2) and the San Francisco 49ers (6-3).
The Cardinals are propping up the division on 3-5, though Jonathan Gannon's team did snap a five-game losing streak with an impressive 27-17 win against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday.
A walk-off field goal earned Seattle a 23-20 when they faced Arizona in week four.
Baltimore Ravens 27-19 Minnesota Vikings
JJ McCarthy goes right to Nailor for a 10 yard touchdown, but the two point attempt is no good.
The Vikings need another touchdown plus a two point conversation to level this one.
Jacksonville Jaguars 29-24 Houston Texans
They couldn't, could they?
The Texans have brought this one all the way back to a five point game.
Davis Mills connecting with tight end Dalton Schultz for the score.
The Texans go for two to try and make it a three point game but Mills' throw is intercepted in the endzone.
Buffalo Bills 13-30 Miami Dolphins
Game over!
De’Von Achane rattles off a 30 yard touchdown run to surely secure a third win of the season for the Dolphins.
New England Patriots 28-16 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Another one!
TreVeyon Henderson breaks away on second and long for a 70-yard touchdown - his second touchdown of the day.
That should all but ice this one.
