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
Green Bay Packers 19-13 New York Giants
Jameis Winston gets the Giants into the red zone and they again go for it on 4th and 3, but this time his luck runs out.
There's pressure everywhere and Winston dances round the pocket, trying to find someone open, but before he manages to get rid of the ball, Micah Parsons grabs his ankle and Isaiah McDuffie wraps Winston up to split the sack. The Giants turn it over on downs.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26-31 Buffalo Bills
Massive turnaround in Buffalo, as Baker Mayfield is intercepted deep in his own half, and on the very next play Josh Allen finds a wide open James Cook for a 25-yard touchdown to take full advantage immediately.
That's a massive momentum shift in this game and could end up being the pivotal moment - although there's still just under four minutes left of the third quarter so plenty of time left.
Los Angeles Chargers 6-35 Jacksonville Jaguars
You can put a fork in the Chargers now as Justin Herbert is intercepted and just two plays later Travis Etienne runs the ball in from 13 yards out for another touchdown that opens up a huge 29-point gap for the hosts.
Game over?
Carolina Panthers 19-21 Atlanta Falcons
Carolina are creeping back intio this one with Ryan Fitzgerald slotting a field goal from 34 yards out after the Panthers failed to convert on third down.
But they're closing in though with Atlanta now having Kirk Cousins in at quarterback with Michael Penix struggling with an injury.
Cincinnati Bengals 9-20 Pittsburgh Steelers
Bengals QB Joe Flacco is looking for Tee Higgins but Steelers safety Kyle Dugger is lurking and he intercepts the pass before taking it 74 yards back to the house.
Pick six. Touchdown. Steelers in charge!
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26-24 Buffalo Bills
Matt Prater boots a 39-yard field goal for Buffalo to get the Bills back within two points.
That's why I wasn't so keen on Tampa Bay going for two on their last touchdown - as if they go score-for-score from here having just a two point lead instead of three could cost them the game.
Long way to go though...
Houston Texans 10-6 Tennessee Titans
The Titans stunt the latest Texans drive and Houston have to settle for a 41-yard Matthew Wright field goal.
Los Angeles Chargers 6-28 Jacksonville Jaguars
Two possessions in the second half and two touchdowns for the Jaguars as Trevow Lawrence drops a nice little pass over the middle for Tim Patrick from just a yard out to make it 21 unanswered points for the hosts.
The Jags have just rolled over the Chargers this second half, in a surprisingly dominant performance since they'd lost three of four while LA came here on the back of three straight wins.
Typical 'any given Sunday' in the NFL.
Green Bay Packers 19-13 New York Giants
The Giants go for it on 4th and 3, and Jameis Winston is under pressure but steps out of the pocket to find receiver Isaiah Hodgins on the sideline to move the chains.
Cincinnati Bengals 9-13 Pittsburgh Steelers
Image source, Getty ImagesDarnell Washington is turning up big for the Steelers tonight.
The massive tight-end produced another powerful catch and run on third and 16, earning 17 yards and a first down that kept this drive alive.
A second Chris Boswell field goal of the night as the end result and four-point lead for the Steelers.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26-21 Buffalo Bills
Tampa Bay take the lead as running back Sean Tucker continues his monster day with a second touchdown of the game - this time marauding over from six yards out.
Tucker has 91 yards rushing and two scores tonight with Buffalo struggling against the run for the second week running.
Chicago Bears 13-3 Minnesota Vikings
Phoebe Schecter
BBC Sport NFL columnist on The Whole 10 Yards
The Bears have been getting better of late, but if you look at four of their past six wins, those have all been on the edge.
I think that Caleb Williams' accuracy has improved. I think that Ben Johnson is holding his hand a lot throughout all of this.
I look at the NFC North, you've got the Lions, Packers and Vikings. That is so challenging. I think the Packers are a team that could potentially come up [the standings].
So I'm going to go pretender on this one. I just have to trust my gut a bit. But they might make it to the play-offs, and I would love that for them.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorrying news as Kris Boyd, the New York Jets cornerback, was shot in the abdomen early Sunday, according to US media.
The 29-year-old is in critical condition at the hospital, the New York Police Department told CBS News, the BBC's US partner. The NYPD did not name Boyd as the victim, but a spokesperson for the Jets confirmed to the BBC that Boyd had been shot.
Green Bay Packers 19-13 New York Giants
Green Bay rule out Josh Jacobs for the game shortly before a 35-yard penalty for defensive pass interference against New York sends the Packers into the red zone, where Jordan Love finds tight end Josh Whyle for a touchdown on just his second game for the Packers.
For the second time today, Lucas Havrisik misses a kick for the extra point, but to be fair, the wind is so strong that the goal-post flag is practically horizontal.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20-21 Buffalo Bills
Tampa Bay have to punt after what looks a tough spot on third down, which the Bucs thought they'd converted.
Maybe justice is served as Mecole Hardman, who had a great return in the first half, this time coughs up possession as he runs the punt back, and the Bucs dive on the ball to recover the fumble just inside the Buffalo half of the field.
How big could that be?
Houston Texans 7-6 Tennessee Titans
Image source, Getty ImagesThe threat of losing to a 1-8 team must have sparked the Texans into life.
Davis Mills was impressive on this touchdown drive, with four passes for 58 yards, ending in a three-yard toss to Nico Collins.
Cincinnati Bengals 9-10 Pittsburgh Steelers
Big news in Pittsburgh. Mason Rudolph is on as the Steeler's quarterback.
We saw Aaron Rodgers clutching his hand after a play right at the end of the first half and he's now questionable to return.
Chicago Bears 13-3 Minnesota Vikings
Chicago keep the ball for more than four minutes with their first possession of the second half, but they don't get far so settle for a 54-yard field goal from Cairo Santos.
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Cincinnati Bengals 9-10 Pittsburgh Steelers
It's now a one-point game in Pittsburgh as the Bengals' first drive of the second half ends in a 43-yard Evan McPherson field goal.
That's two straight drives now without a punt - what a treat!
