All Sunday's scores and fixtures
Broncos beat Chiefs with last-second field goal to go 9-2 leaving Chiefs in fight to make play-offs
Bills move to 7-3 in thrilling 44-32 victory over the Bucs in the big early-game match-up
Shedeur Sanders plays first snaps for Browns after coming on for second half
Dolphins defeat Commanders 16-13 in overtime at Madrid's Bernabeu in first NFL game played in Spain
Carolina Panthers 7-7 Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta hit back quickly with Bijan Robinson flexing his muscles to barge over from four yards despite being tackled at the line of scrimmage and looking like he was wrapped up.
You've got to get the big man down though to stop him driving forward. We're tied at seven.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3-0 Buffalo Bills
Josh Allen is playing with fire here with this Bucs defence, as he's almost intercepted again with a dodgy pass over the middle - before then converting a fourth down as Sean McDermott rolls the dice.
Buffalo living on the edge here!
Cincinnati Bengals 6-7 Pittsburgh Steelers
The Bengals won this season's first meeting with the Steelers 33-31 a month ago. Today looks like it could be another shootout.
Joe Flacco's first drive ends in a 28-yard touchdown pass to Tee Higgins.
The Bengals miss the two-point conversion though.
Carolina Panthers 7-0 Atlanta Falcons
Carolina strike first in this NFC South battle with Tetairoa McMillan scoring on a seven-yard pass from Bryce Young.
Houston Texans 0-0 Tennessee Titans
Big series of plays on the Texans' first drive.
Matthew Wright doinked his first field goal of the game against the upright from 31 yards, but an unnecesary roughness penalty on the Titans gave Houston a first down on the 13-yard line.
But the Texans could not take advantage. The ended up going for it on fourth and one on the 12 yard line - and Davis Mills was sacked.
Titans take control of the ball.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3-0 Buffalo Bills
Wow! The Bills needed something and Mecole Hardman has provided it with a stunning 61-yard return from the kick-off.
That's a good way for Hardman to get in with the Bills fans - as a former Chiefs man that may be tough to do...
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3-0 Buffalo Bills
Chase McLaughlin chips over a gimme from 23 yards after the Bills defence stands firm for three plays to keep Baker Mayfield out of the end zone.
That's a result for the hosts after Josh Allen's brain fade - and he's not had too long to side on the sideline and stew on that error, as he'll be back out on the field in a moment to try and put that right.
He has to be careful not to try too hard though...
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0-0 Buffalo Bills
Wow! Josh Allen with a massive mistake as he's almost gobbled up in his own end zone, so just chucks the ball away over the middle, but it's picked off by the Bucs who take over on Buffalo's seven-yard line.
We mentioned pre-game that Allen had played like his early days in the league making bad decisions - and that was another one of them.
Green Bay Packers 0-7 New York Giants
Decent start by Jameis Winston as he makes his debut for his fourth NFL team.
His first pass is a 20-yard completion down the middle, then he makes another to help the Giants get into the red zone, where Devin Singletary punches it in with a five-yard run up the gut.
Shucks, was so close to putting Singletary in my fantasy team earlier!
Image source, Getty ImagesTampa Bay Buccaneers 0-0 Buffalo Bills
Big-time throw from Baker Mayfield over the middle on third down, but the ball pops out from Tez Johnson's grasp as he hits the deck and it's called incomplete.
Todd Bowles throws the challenge flag as he thinks it's a catch, but I don't think the receiver had hold of it anywhere near long enough for that to be overturned.
It's quickly upheld so the Bucs punt it away and turn down the chance to have a pot shot at a 57-yard field goal.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-7 Pittsburgh Steelers
Superb opening drive for the Steelers ends in a touchdown, as Aaron Rodgers tosses a short pass to Kenneth Gainwell who runs it in from 11 yards.
First blood Steelers in a key AFC North divisional match-up.
Seven early games are under way - enjoy everybody!
New York Jets 14-27 New England Patriots
TreVeyon Henderson scores three TD's as Patriots ease past Jets
The New England Patriots became the first team to nine wins as they ran over the New York Jets on Thursday Night Football to move to 9-2 for the season.
Rookie TreVeyon Henderson led the way with three touchdowns as the Patriots claimed an eighth straight win for the first time since legendary quarterback Tom Brady's final season with the team in 2019.
Green Bay Packers @ New York Giants (18:00 GMT)
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The Giants have won their past two games against the Packers by a total of seven points but head coach Brian Daboll was sacked this week after a 2-8 start.
Green Bay's game-wrecker Micah Parsons must be licking his lips as he comes up against a side that's led for the first time by interim head coach Mike Kafka and rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart is out (concussion). Jameis Winston has been preferred to Russell Wilson so comes in for his Giants debut.
The Packers have only three interceptions this season but scoring has been their biggest problem as they have totalled only 30 points across their three defeats - by the Browns, Panthers and Eagles. They have averaged 30.5 in their other six games.
Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings (18:00 GMT)
Minnesota have won eight of their past nine meetings with the Bears, with JJ McCarthy leading a Vikings comeback to win 27-24 in Chicago in week one.
But after a slow start under new head coach Ben Johnson, the Bears are now rolling, winning six of their past seven to go 6-3, scoring at least 24 points in each of those wins.
Caleb Williams is also showing why he was last year’s number one draft pick, leading Chicago to a comeback win over the New York Giants last week.
Fellow second-year quarterback McCarthy is still settling in after returning from injury and the Vikings are now 4-5 after losing three of their past four.
Minnesota aren’t protecting him enough – he’s been sacked 15 times in four games – and he’s struggling to get the ball to star receiver Justin Jefferson. He hasn't reached 100 receiving yards in the past four games and hasn't reached 50 in the past two.
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Los Angeles Chargers @ Jacksonville Jaguars (18:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Chargers have had their problems but they've quietly made it to 7-3 and well in the play-off race - behind Justin Herbert's excellent start to the year.
Herbert is second in the NFL with 2,610 passing yards this season, and has a nice milestone in his sights today - as with 23,703 passing yards so far in his career he needs 154 in Jacksonville tonight to go above the great Dan Marino (23,856) with the third-most passing yards in his first six seasons in the NFL.
Only Peyton Manning (24,885) and Patrick Mahomes (24,241) passed for more in their first six years in the NFL.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Buffao Bills (18:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesBoth of these need a response after losing last week - but while Tampa Bay's defeat against the Patriots was a tough one, the Bills were humiliated by the Miami Dolphins.
Josh Allen was doing 'old Josh Allen' things, namely trying to do too much and committing costly turnovers, while the Bills defence allowed Miami to rush for 197 yards.
Stopping Bills running back James Cook and the league's best rushing attack was key for Miami, so the Bucs will look to follow that blurprint, but with Buffalo still leading the league in rushing yards it'll be a tough task on the road.
Watch out for how Allen reacts to last week's loss, while on the other sideline Baker Mayfield is always box office viewing!
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18:00 GMT kick-offs unless stated
