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Rams suffer huge upset loss in Carolina
Jags top AFC South after Texans beat Colts
Titans, Saints & Cardinals all eliminated from play-offs
Ireland's Charlie Smyth kicks first NFL field goal
NFL goes global - watch The Whole 10 Yards
New Orleans Saints 0-7 Miami Dolphins
Ouch! If you've got De'Von Achane in fantasy you'll be wincing at the big hit Danny Stutsman has just put on him at the line of scrimmage.
That run was stuffed more than any turkey on Thanksgiving. What a hit.
Jacksonville Jaguars 7-3 Tennessee Titans
You cannot keep this Jacksonville team down!
Jakobi Meyers with the touchdown, taking a short range catch.
It took three attempts from close range, following 76 yards in back-to-back passes from quarterback Trevor Lawrence. The latter was a 50-yard catch and run for Meyers.
Cam Little is good in his extra point attempt.
Los Angeles Rams 7-7 Carolina Panthers
Image source, Getty ImagesWould you believe it?
He's got the record so he doesn't mind now.
But Matthew Stafford is picked off for the first time since week three.
Stafford looks for Davante Adams again in the endzone but this time his pass is deflected and straight into the arms of former Ram Nick Scott.
Jacksonville Jaguars 0-3 Tennessee Titans
Massive underdogs to win this battle, the AFC South strugglers, the Titans, also lead.
Joey Slye, from 28 yards, gives them the lead.
Houston Texans 3-0 Indianapolis Colts
We have a first score of the day in the AFC South! The Texans lead against the Colts.
A short-range field goal from Ka'imi Fairbairn as the Texans cannot get into the end zone, he gives them three points from 23 yards away.
Arizona Cardinals 0-0 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jacoby Brissett looks for Michael Wilson but it's picked off by Antoine Winfield after a deflection. Brissett's fourth interception of the year.
Image source, Getty ImagesLos Angeles Rams 7-7 Carolina Panthers
Image source, Getty ImagesBig response from the Carolina Panthers who immediately hit back.
Bryce Young with a checkdown on third down to Chuba Hubbard who takes it all the way to the house.
We're all tied up!
San Francisco 49ers 7-0 Cleveland Browns
The San Francisco 49ers take the lead in Cleveland thanks to a one-yard touchdown run from Christian McCaffrey.
Wide receiver Skyy Moore set up brilliant field position for the Niners on that drive with a 66-yard punt return.
Los Angeles Rams 7-0 Carolina Panthers
Image source, Getty ImagesThat touchdown pass from Matthew Stafford to Davante Adams was a new NFL record.
It was the 28th consecutive touchdown thrown by the Rams quarterback without an interception.
He surpasses the previous record set by a certain Tom Brady.
MVP?
Houston Texans 0-0 Indianapolis Colts
Speaking of injuries to some of the Indianapolis Colts' key players...
Cornerback Sauce Gardner, who joined from the New York Jets midway through the season, has headed straight into the locker room after picking up what looks to be a foot injury.
He could hardly bear anywhere weight on his left foot and is now questionable to return.
New Orleans Saints 0-7 Miami Dolphins
De'Von Achane scores on a 29-yard rush as Miami strike first. Tua Tagovailoa was sacked early on the drive, but responded with two nice completions before a well drawn-up run play saw their lively running back burst clear.
And you don't catch Achane when he's in space.
Los Angeles Rams 7-0 Carolina Panthers
It took under a minute for the Rams to get into the redzone and now they are into the endzone.
A quick-slant from Matthew Stafford to find his wide receiver Davante Adams for six.
This connection is just so good. Adams leads the league for touchdown receptions.
Houston Texans 0-0 Indianapolis Colts
Keep an eye out for Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones throughout this one.
It was revealed earlier this week that he's Jones has been playing with a fibula injury, reported to be a fracture.
Despite that, Jones plans on playing through it. Talk about dedication...
Good luck everybody! NFL Sunday is up and running....
The top five moments of the week
Just before we kick off, why not recap on Phoebe Schecter's favourite moments from last week in the NFL.
Phoebe Schecter gives us her top five moments from week 12 in the NFL.
Los Angeles Rams @ Carolina Panthers (18:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Los Angeles Rams are hoping to tighten their grip on the NFC's top seed when they travel to Carolina to take on the Panthers.
An impressive victory against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last time out saw Sean McVay's Rams move to 9-2 and take control of the NFC for the first time this season.
The Rams are on a six game winning streak going into this one and haven't trailed in a match since being 3-0 down to the Baltimore Ravens in week six.
It's a big game in its own right for the Panthers, too, as a win could see them move into pole position in the NFC South.
San Francisco 49ers @ Cleveland Browns (18:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesRookie Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders will get another chance to impress from the start when he leads his team out at Huntington Bank Field for the first time.
Sanders was able to get a win in his first NFL start last week against the Las Vegas Raiders, and showed glimpses of the talent that many expected to see get him drafted in the first round of this year's draft.
The test in front of him today is a much sterner one than that of Las Vegas but the rookie certainly doesn't lack confidence and will be determined to make a statement in what is his first start inside the Dawg Pound.
Arizona Cardinals @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Image source, Getty ImagesBaker Mayfield suffered a shoulder injury in last week's loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
Good news on the injury front for both of these teams. Baker Mayfield and Bucky Irving are both active for the Bucs.
They remain in control of the NFC South (6-5), but the Carolina Panthers are breathing down their neck (6-6)
Marvin Harrison Jr. will be on the field for the Arizona Cardinals. They are as good as out of the playoff picture though, with quarterback Kyler Murray out for the season.
Houston Texans @ Indianapolis Colts (18:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesIn the more close-fought of the two AFC South derbies, the Colts host the Texans in Indianapolis.
Both sides host positive records this season, with the Colts 8-3 and the Texans 6-5 for the campaign.
The Texans are in better recent form following three straight wins, including one last time out against the Buffalo Bills. The Colts lost narrowly to the Kansas City Chiefs a week ago.
New Orleans Saints @ Miami Dolphins (18:00)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe lowly Saints are just 2-9 and will start thinking about 2026 soon, but for Miami, they're looking to win a third game in a row, and at 4-7 they still technically have admittedly slim play-off hopes.
One of their back-to-back wins came against Buffalo, so there's obviously some quality there, and Mike McDaniel needs a good end to the season to convince the team he's the man for the future.
