Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback for Houston Texans

This team is known for drafting receivers, they've figured out something on how to pick these guys up in the draft. The thing about Chase Claypool is he can do it all, and he's a big target. Big Ben (Roethlisberger) hasn't had a guy like that since our former team-mate Plaxico Burress, and he loves those kinds of targets. This guy has great breakaway speed and he's a match-up nightmare, that's why he's been successful in this offence.

Pittsburgh have fourth and one on the six-yard line. They decide to go for it and Ben Roethlisberger QB sneaks to bring up first and goal.

Two straight turnovers by the Patriots, as this time Cam Newton's pass is tipped then picked by Bryce Callahan.

Another carry for James Conner and another ten-yard gain.

Pittsburgh haven't lost at home to Cleveland since 2003. I can't see them losing tonight.

They have the ball 13 yards from the Browns' endzone.

Looks like Kareem Hunt did have control of it, but the officials say he was short when his knee hit the ground. Still, the hosts keep their timeout and have another shot.

Fourth and inches for Cleveland inside their own 30.

Ball's handed off to Hunt and he's stopped! Turnover on downs in field goal territory for Pittsburgh.

Another third down for Cleveland, another incomplete pass as Kareem Hunt can't bring the ball under control before going out of bounds.

Hang on, the Browns are challenging the call.

They need this decision to flip, they can't just keep punting it away every drive.

Field goal Broncospublished at 20:10 British Summer Time 18 October 2020

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New England Patriots 3-18 Denver Broncos

After that fumble recovery by the Broncos, Brandon McManus kicks a 54-yard field goal.

He's now kicked a field goal on all SIX Denver possessions so far today.

Third and long for Pittsburgh and Ben Roethlisberger threads it through the eye of a needle and finds Eric Ebron.

The tight end pushed his defender in the build-up though and offensive pass interference is called.

Next snap gains no yards. Pittsburgh punt it away.

The Patriots are really looking out of sorts today. Cam Newton finds Ryan Izzo but he fumbles it in the tackle and it's recovered by Denver, who run it back 18 yards to New England's 42.

Browns QB Baker Mayfield is sacked once again. After a delay of game that'll be third and 23 for Cleveland.

They run it but there's nowhere to go. A loss of three. They punt and Pittsburgh will have the ball at the midfield.

So that's 1-8 for the visitors on third down.

Field goal Broncospublished at 19:54 British Summer Time 18 October 2020

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New England Patriots 3-15 Denver Broncos

Denver quarterback Drew Lock is bundled out of bounds as he goes for the pylon so, after a drive lasting 15 plays and over nine minutes, the Broncos settle for a 20-yard field goal by Brandon McManus.

Are Denver set to claim just their second win of the year?

Image source, BBC Sport

And we're back under way at Heinz Field.

According to my notes, Cleveland were just 1-7 on third down completions in the first half.

Want to know why the Browns are behind? That'll be the reason why.

Cleveland will receive the ball to start the second half.

John Lewis: My NFL predictions week 6 -

• Steelers to beat Browns
• Packers to beat Bucs
• Chiefs to beat Bills

John sent us this tweet this morning. Pittsburgh are holding up their end at half-time. Will Green Bay come good for John later?

Just the two late games tonight but one of them is a cracker as Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers - two quarterbacks surely heading straight into the Hall of Fame - face each other for just the third time in their stellar careers.

• Indianapolis Colts 21-24 Cincinnati Bengals
• Tennessee Titans 21-10 Houston Texans
• New England Patriots 3-12 Denver Broncos
• Philadelphia Eagles 0-17 Baltimore Ravens
• New York Giants 13-10 Washington
• Minnesota Vikings 0-20 Atlanta Falcons
• Carolina Panthers 6-13 Chicago Bears
• Jacksonville Jaguars 3-17 Detroit Lions