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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San Francisco 49ers 19-20 Tampa Bay Bucaneers
Eddy Pineiro again! His fourth of the day.
It's a one-point game but the 49ers will be frustrated that their first drive of the second half took up 7:26 in possession and resulted in just three points.
We know how quickly Baker Mayfield can score.
Cincinnati Bengals 7-10 Green Bay Packers
Image source, Getty ImagesNow then, how will Green Bay respond?
A couple of nice catches for Romeo Doubs helps them to some first downs and into the Bengals half.
Cincinnati Bengals 7-10 Green Bay Packers
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What the Bengals just did broke the time space continuum - this is probably the best they've played so far.
This is a cold bucket of water in the face of the Packers. Anything can happen on a Sunday evening.
Cincinnati Bengals 7-10 Green Bay Packers
I've done a bit more digging into Tanner Hudson.
He hadn't even had a target through five weeks before this match. Today, he's had four catches and a touchdown.
Worth getting up for!
Those of you doubting... the past two posts on this live text show something is brewing over there in the States.
Comebacks incoming!
Tennessee Titans 3-17 Las Vegas Raiders
Could this be the start of something for the Titans?
Geno Smith had nine straight completions including a 16-yarder to Jakobi Meyers on third down.
But the next play, from the Titans' 24-yard line, he's picked off by Cody Barton.
Cincinnati Bengals 7-10 Green Bay Packers
On the board!
Terrific from Joe Flacco who uses all his experience to wait for tight end Tanner Hudson to get free of coverage at the back of the end zone.
That's number 87's first touchdown of the season - and we have a ball game.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
Fourth down from the two-yard line. You can see the tension on Zac Taylor's face but the Bengals offence is staying on the field.
Got to convert.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
Image source, Getty ImagesBig tackle from Lukas van Ness and Joe Flacco is pushed further back.
Third down for the Bengals.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
Oof, there's a penalty against the Bengals and they've been penalised five yards.
The officials have also asked for Tee Higgins to get a medical check out so the big Cincinnati number five trots off.
It's first down from the six-yard line.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
Thirteen yards, through the gap and grabbed by Tee Higgins. He's a yard short of a touchdown.
Can they seal the deal?
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
Image source, Getty ImagesThis drive has taken up seven minutes already and got the Bengals in with a sniff of the end zone.
If Cincinnati can get a touchdown here, this game is wide open.
Tennessee Titans 3-17 Las Vegas Raiders
The Titans make it into the redzone for the first time tonight but Leki Fotu comes up with a big sack on Cam Ward and they end up settling for a Matthew Wright field goal.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
Four first downs secured on this drive now for the Bengals who are getting a bit of rhythm in this second half.
The latest secured with a Joe Flacco zinger into the bread basket of Tee Higgins.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
A bit of injury news filtering through and it is not good news for the Bengals.
Tight end Mike Gesicki is out with a pectoral injury and star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson is also not coming back.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor said this first drive was critical.
Well, they've got a first down, thanks to some hard running - and some hard pushing - by back Samaje Perine.
Cincinnati Bengals 0-10 Green Bay Packers
The players are back out at Lambeau Field and it'll be the Bengals that start with the ball.
They'll start at the 26.
Tennessee Titans 0-17 Las Vegas Raiders
Image source, Getty ImagesAshton Jeanty from three yards.
The Raiders march straight down the field on their first drive of the second half and this one looks like a blowout.
Mind you we said that last week with the Titans against the Cardinals...
So two blowouts and one intriguingly poised game as it stands just about midway through the late window.
I reckon we've definitely got one shootout over in Tampa.
What about the other two? Thumbs up if you're predicting either a Bengals or a Titans comeback.
Image source, Getty ImagesLate Game