All Sunday's NFL Week 6 scores and results
Denver Broncos 13-11 New York Jets in London (FT)
Packers avoid upset as Joe Flacco-inspired Bengals run them close
Rico Dowdle has over 200 total yards for second straight week as Panthers upset Cowboys, his former team
Rams beat Lamar Jackson-less Ravens 17-3, sending them to 1-5
Baker Mayfield leads 5-1 Buccaneers past 49ers
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Los Angeles Rams 0–3 Baltimore Ravens
While the Cowboys are nicking the ball from the Panthers, the Rams and Ravens trade turnovers in a messy passage of play over in Baltimore.
As you were with the Ravens on the move.
New England Patriots 7-6 New Orleans Saints
New Orleans hit back on their second drive with more points - just three again though as Blake Grupe hits a 48 yarder to draw the Saints to within a point.
Dallas Cowboys 3–3 Carolina Panthers
Donovan Williams snatches the ball out of the hands of Panthers receiver Tetairoa McMillan and its instant red zone for the Cowboys.
FT: Denver Broncos 13-11 New York Jets
Image source, PA MediaThe numbers make grim reading for the New York Jets.
Six matches, six defeats.
Three of those losses have been within a two-point margin.
But so far, Aaron Glenn's team have failed to get over the line.
They were once again close here but there was even an element of fortune about how they took the lead in the third quarter, with the Broncos offence penalised for holding in their own end zone for the safety.
Justin Fields and the Jets couldn't find the answers after going down to a Wil Lutz field goal with five minutes remaining and they sit rock bottom of the AFC East, a long way back from leaders Buffalo.
Los Angeles Rams 0–3 Baltimore Ravens
Image source, Getty ImagesRams kicker Joshua Karty lines up 26 yards to stick three points on the board with a field goal - and he hits the post!
That only compounds the errors of quarterback Matthew Stafford who twice misses open receiver Davante Adams in the end zone.
Ravens remain in front.
Cleveland Browns 0-3 Pittsburgh Steelers
Image source, Getty ImagesSix plays for just eight yards on the opening Browns drive by Dillon Gabriel - how long before we get the calls for Shedeur Sanders to get a game?
Dallas Cowboys 3–3 Carolina Panthers
All square in Charlotte as Brandon Aubrey drills a field goal from 23 yards.
Los Angeles Chargers 3-0 Miami Dolphins
After a slow start to the game, it's Cameron Dicker who kicks off the game's scoring.
He converts a 35-yard field goal.
Dallas Cowboys 0–3 Carolina Panthers
Love this from Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens.
He shows supreme athleticism to hurdle Nick Scott and gets some serious air on that 31-yard pick-up.
FT: Denver Broncos 13-11 New York Jets
Image source, ReutersAsked if he would consider Denver a defensive team, head coach Sean Payton: "Well, it was a defensive team today, and I hope to consider it a defensive team all season. I mean, I think in order to win, I think that's extremely necessary in our league, and they were something.
"Offensively, we were shooting ourselves in the foot. Hopefully we won't [keep having] the same nail-biting type of game we just had. But it was a good win."
New England Patriots 7-3 New Orleans Saints
Wow! What a start by Drake Maye who hits DeMario Douglas for a 53-yard touchdown on the opening Patriots drive of the game.
Los Angeles Rams 0–3 Baltimore Ravens
It's been an ugly start to the season for the Baltimore Ravens, ravaged by injury and sitting at 1-4 after five games.
Some promising moments in this opening drive got them within a whiff of the end zone but consecutive penalties leaves them with third and 18.
Stand-in quarterback Cooper Rush and co have to settle for a 37-yard field goal from Tyler Loop.
Cleveland Browns 0-3 Pittsburgh Steelers
After a solid start the Pittsburgh Steelers strike first in this AFC North battle, with Chris Boswell splitting the uprights from 44 yards out.
Dallas Cowboys 0–3 Carolina Panthers
Another home team takes the lead as Ryan Fitzgerald kicks three for Carolina against Dallas.
It could have been better for the Panthers but Bryce Young missed a touchdown pass on the previous play.
Arizona Cardinals 0–7 Indianapolis Colts
What a start for the free-scoring Indianapolis Colts.
The best offence in the AFC so far is up against the stingiest defence in the AFC - and they're already ahead.
Rookie tight end Tyler Warren had a big catch on the drive before capturing another dime from Daniel Jones to walk in.
New kicker Michael Badgeley slots the extra point.
New England Patriots 0-3 New Orleans Saints
First points of the night come in the Superdome where Blake Grupe slots a 34-yarder to put the Saints ahead against the New England Patriots.
It was set up by an explosive start to the game when Spencer Rattler connected with Chris Olave for a huge 53yard bomb from the opening play.
Right then, where are we going first?
Los Angeles Rams @ Baltimore Ravens (18:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Ravens have won five of the last six meetings but they're really struggling at 1-4 with no Lamar Jackson and no real defence to speak of!
Baltimore have a host of defensive starters out injured, and the last thing you need then is Matthew Stafford coming to town with Puka Nacua leading the league with 58 catches for 588 yards.
This could already be fatal to Baltimore's play-off hopes if they lose again tonight...
Dallas Cowboys @ Carolina Panthers (18:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesRico Dowdle ran for 206 yards for the Panthers last week, now he goes up against his former team Dallas - who just so happen to have the worst rush defence in the league.
“Better buckle up,” Dowdle warned his former Cowboys team-mates.
"It’s going to be a very physical game. I take pride in that. Buckle your chin straps up. I will be coming.″
That's fighting talk for new Cowboys defensive tackle Kenny Clark, who said: "He gotta back it up”.
“I’m not much into talking. He ain’t played nobody like us and we ain’t played them.”
This could get tasty...
Cleveland Browns @ Pittsburgh Steelers (18:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is a bitter AFC North rivalry Aaron Rodgers is walking into, but he used to own the Chicago Bears while at Green Bay and will fancy beating the Browns considering how Pittsburgh dominate this fixture.
The Steelers play Cleveland twice every year, and they've won the last 21 regular season home meetings in Pittsburgh - with the last loss coming in 2003!
Cleveland lost in London last week and after trading away veteran QB Joe Flacco the offence is in the hands of rookie Dillon Gabriel - or who knows maybe even Shedeur Sanders?
