It's half-time at Tottenham with the Oakland Raiders having racked up their biggest lead of the season so far - and against the most fearsome defence in the NFL.

The Raiders have had the ball for 19:53 of that first half, almost double Chicago. They've rushed for 99 yards compared to just 16 for the Bears.

That's contributed to a total of 208 yards of offence for Oakland and just 44 for the Bears. Dominant.

Great effort Devonta Freeman! The Falcons man dives for the line, is tackled hard but just about breaks the plain before his knee is down. TD Falcons!

Harry Kane is out mixing with the fans on his manor.

It seems England cricketer Jonny Bairstow is also a big NFL fan. He's just been spotted at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium too.

Tom Brady INTERCEPTED!

Maybe not. Chicago will be empty-handed at the interval.

Chase Daniel is sacked by Maurice Hurst for a 15-yard loss. The Bears go three-and-out.

Take the rough with the smooth and this is super smooth. Majestic throw again from that man Gardnew Minshew, score for DJ Chark. Real talent, real tache.

The sublime to the ridiculous - New York try and run the ball out of their own end zone after that turnover, they're stuffed and that's a safety. Two points to the Vikings.

Daniel Carlson goes for a 41-yard kick...and makes it. His longest field goal of the year.

The Raiders have dominated this first half but there's enough time for Chicago to get on the board before they head back into those fancy locker rooms at the Tottenham stadium.

Hell of a play by Jabril Peppers! Vikings RB Dalvin Cook looks likely to run in and score but Peppers comes in from the side and just karate chops the ball clean out of his grasp. Giants recover the fumble.

Massive.

This drive has now lasted over five minutes, taking Oakland up to the Bears' 19. Can the Raiders extend their lead before half-time?

Josh Jacobs earns the Raiders another first down of their current drive. They're about to rack up 200 yards of offence today.

Just to put that into perspective, the most yards this Bears defence had given up in a game before today was 90 - and we've still got three minutes left in the first half.

We have points in Tennessee! The 3-1 Bills take the lead as Josh Allen just floats a pass over the top and tight end Lee Smith is widest of wide opens to make the catch.

A field goal puts the Patriots in front in Washington. They don't trail very often...

There doesn't seem to be space for Michael Thomas but he makes some, diving for the line and clattering the pylon to score.

Did you see that brilliant try for the All Blacks earlier? It was finished like that.

Seriously, have they swapped jerseys?!

The Bears go three-and-out for a loss of four yards as Chase Daniel is sacked by Oakland's defensive end Benson Mayowa.

The Bears have to kick it back and Trevor Davis gets back into Chicago territory with his punt return.

Still no points in Tennessee. Steve Bruce and OGS tuning in.

Oooohhhhh dear. Gardner Minshew has been class all season since coming in but he hesitates, and gets whacked by his own offensive linesman while passing - it's a fumble which is scooped by rookie Brian Burns who takes it unchallenged 66 yards!

A massive defensive touchdown.

And the Raiders take full advantage.

There's no stopping DeAndre Washington as he powers over from three yards to stretch Oakland's lead, with Daniel Carlson making the kick.

What's going on? Few fancied the Raiders today but they're outplaying the Bears on both sides of the ball.

Here's how you voted in this week's predictions

New Orleans Saints 3-7 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Carolina Panthers 14-7 Jacksonville Jaguars

Tennessee Titans 0-0 Buffalo Bills

Pittsburgh Steelers 7-17 Baltimore Ravens

Cincinnati Bengals 3-7 Arizona Cardinals

Houston Texans 13-10 Atlanta Falcons

Washington Redskins 7-6 New England Patriots

New York Giants 7-10 Minnesota Vikings

Oakland Raiders 7-0 Chicago Bears

Philadelphia Eagles 14-0 New York Jets

Chris Godwin with a great grab to take it in for Tampa Bay, a 26-yard score to put them ahead on the road.

Drew Brees, by the way, has been throwing the ball this week after his thumb injury. Could be back soon for the Saints.