Quote of the day.

Christian McCaffrey gained 176 yards on 19 carries, scoring three TDS, before limping off with slightly more than five minutes to play.

What a player!

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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady surpassed Brett Favre to move into third place on the NFL's all-time passing yardage list. Brady moved past Favre (71,838) with a 15-yard completion to Julian Edelman with 6:56 left in the third quarter.

He entered the game with 71,575 and stood at 71,846 after the play. Brady also is closing in on second-place Peyton Manning (71,940). Drew Brees is the all-time leader with 74,845.

The England skipper was an interested spectator at White Hart Lane tonight...

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Aaron Jones, down the middle, again! Second TD of the night to put the Packers well on top in Dallas...

Aaron Rodgers! So good to watch. Green Bay start a drive on their 11-yard line but a dreamy play down the right later and they're 1st & goal in striking distance...

Watch highlights as Oakland Raiders edge Chicago Bears 24-21 in a thrilling first NFL game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

On the Cowboys' second drive Dak Prescott finds Amari Cooper for a 46-yard gain.

But then he's sacked by Za'Darius Smith and Dallas have to punt to Green Bay's 11-yard line.

But the Packers draw first blood in Dallas, after Dak Prescott had a pass intercepted by Jaire Alexander on the Cowboys' first drive.

Aaron Rodgers made him pay by finding Marquez Valdes-Scantling for an 18-yard gain before Aaron Jones rushed up the middle for an 18-yard TD.

Indeed, you too backed the Cowboys to get the job done and bounce back from last week's 12-10 defeat by the New Orleans Saints.

Here are the results from this week's predictions.

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner

I'm going to go with the Dallas Cowboys. I was really tempted to go for the Green Bay Packers here but I'm not sure if Davante Adams their outstanding wide receiver is going to play. The Dallas Cowboys at home are going to be really, really tough to beat.

If you want to catch up later on tune in to BBC One or watch in this very page - we'll have highlights at 23:45 BST...

Our two late matches are up and running too. Denver are off to a flier...

LA Chargers 0-14 Denver Broncos

Dallas Cowboys 0-0 Green Bay Packers

No good! Batted away and the Panthers win it.

FT: New Orleans Saints 31-24 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

FT: Carolina Panthers 34-27 Jacksonville Jaguars

FT: Tennessee Titans 7-14 Buffalo Bills

FT: Pittsburgh Steelers 23-26 Baltimore Ravens

FT: Cincinnati Bengals 23-26 Arizona Cardinals

FT: Houston Texans 53-32 Atlanta Falcons

FT: Washington Redskins 7-33 New England Patriots

FT: New York Giants 10-28 Minnesota Vikings

FT: Oakland Raiders 24-21 Chicago Bears

FT: Philadelphia Eagles 31-6 New York Jets

ANOTHER defensive penalty. The Jags will have another shot...

Jacksonville Hail Mary is intercepted but there's a flag on the play - first down, TWO SECONDS left...

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The AFC West is a tough division, but the Oakland Raiders have just moved into second place between the Kansas City Chiefs and the LA Chargers.

And in one of the two late games, the Chargers are already trailing 14-0 to a Denver Broncos side which is bottom of the division with a 0-4 record.

Former Oakland quarterback Jim Plunkett added: "The Raiders have had two good wins and two kind of blow-outs. They're going to have to improve their play on both sides of the ball. They have to put more points on the board. The schedule's tough, as it always is, but they have to find ways to win and show signs of improvement as the season goes on. I thought they played well last week, made some big plays both offensively and defensively, and that's what they need to continue to do if they want to be a factor in the AFC West."

A huge throw deep into the end zone - batted away. Ten seconds left...

Nineteen seconds remain. Jacksonville have the ball. Can they?