Chiefs beat Buccaneers 27-24
Giants go top of NFC East with 4-7 record
Titans beat Colts to improve to 8-3
Also wins for Dolphins, Patriots, Bills & Browns
Saints thrash quarterback-less Broncos
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Los Angeles Rams 20-20 San Francisco 49ers
What a seesaw affair this one is.
The Rams have gone three-and-out after that San Fran field goal.
So the 49ers will get the ball back with a couple of minutes to go and the chance to win this.
Los Angeles Rams 20-20 San Francisco 49ers
Reliable Robbie Gould kicks us level in LA.
The 49ers were somewhat fortunate to get the chance to kick the field goal after Nick Mullens threw a very dangerous pass on third-and-6 with Jerick McKinnon surrounded by Rams defenders but it was not picked off.
Around four minutes remaining.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17-27 Kansas City Chiefs
Is there life in this one yet?
Behind 17 points with around 13 minutes left, the Buccaneers go for it on fourth-and-3 in Kansas territory - and why not?
It proves an inspired decision as Tom Brady floats one over the top for Mike Evans to collect and run into the corner.
Image source, Getty ImagesDenver Broncos 3-31 New Orleans Saints
The Saints get the job done in the desert against depleted Denver.
You really have to question whether it was fair on the Broncos to have to play without a proper quarterback after Covid meant their four QBs had to self-isolate.
Their slim play-off hopes are surely over now at 4-7.
But New Orleans will not worry too much as they move to 9-2 atop the NFC South as Taysom Hill continues to deputise for injured starter Drew Brees at centre.
Los Angeles Rams 20-17 San Francisco 49ers
The Rams did absolutely zip in the first half of this game but they have been sensational in the second period.
Head coach Sean McVay must really have read the riot act at the interval.
But their latest drive is stopped and the 49ers have the ball back with just under nine minutes to go. Still anyone's game this.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-27 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
This is not Tom Brady's best night. Another interception.
The Bucs were in good position for a pull-back score but a short throw bounces off a Kansas defensive line helmet and as soon as it looped up you knew it was going straight to Tyrann Mathieu.
Los Angeles Rams 17-20 San Francisco 49ers
It looks as if the Rams-49ers is going to be a fourth-quarter thriller.
San Francisco are already back in the LA half after a big throw to Richie James.
But a sack on quarterback Nick Mullens pushes them back a lot and they have to punt.
Denver Broncos 3-31 New Orleans Saints
Latavius Murray has heaped more misery on Denver, who just want this one to be over.
Los Angeles Rams 20-17 San Francisco 49ers
Some turnaround here.
My cup of tea was warm when the Rams were 17-3 down - and it's still warm now, and they're 20-17 up!
Cam Akers bustles over from close range to give them the lead after unleashing a huge run that got the rams into the redzone.
What do San Francisco have in response?
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-27 Kansas City Chiefs
A huge blow to any Tampa comeback hopes.
Tom Brady follows up a big pass to Chris Godwin with an interception as Bashaud Breeland picks off a throw made by the Bucs quarterback who was under real pressure.
Los Angeles Rams 13-17 San Francisco 49ers
And while it looks like it's game over in Tampa, it's game on in LA.
Raheem Mostert is stripped of the ball by Aaron Donald and Troy Hill picks it up to return it to the endzone.
That's 10 points in a couple of minutes for the Rams and they are right back in this.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-27 Kansas City Chiefs
A hat-trick of touchdowns for Tyreek Hill.
The wide receiver and quarterback Patrick Mahomes are a seemingly unstoppable combination.
A 20-yard pass and Hill now has 269 passing yards tonight. He could potentially break the all-time record for passing yards in a game which is 336 apparently.
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Los Angeles Rams 6-17 San Francisco 49ers
A very quick response from the Rams.
A Jared Goff pass to Cooper Kupp was the big play in this drive but LA had to settle for a field goal from new kicker Matt Gay.
Los Angeles Rams 3-17 San Francisco 49ers
Veteran kicker Robbie Gould lands one from 46 yards just inside the post to stretch San Francisco's lead to 14 in LA.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-20 Kansas City Chiefs
We're back under way in Tampa, with the hosts playing catch-up.
Tom Brady made a big completion at the end of the first half to Rob Gronkowski and he makes another one here.
But the Chiefs stifle the next three plays so the Buccaneers have to settle for a Ryan Succop field goal.
Image source, Getty ImagesLos Angeles Rams 3-14 San Francisco 49ers
This is a big performance from the 49ers.
With a 4-6 record, the reigning NFC champions - who have been hit by a string of injuries this season - knew they would need to win at division leaders LA tonight.
They are doing just that - and are threatening to extend their lead after moving into Rams territory.
Denver Broncos 3-24 New Orleans Saints
Denver's defense has kept them in this one but they parted like the Red Sea there for Latavius Murray to sprint in from 30-odd yards.
Los Angeles Rams 3-14 San Francisco 49ers
Darious Williams with his head in his hands and so he should - that should have been a a Rams interception.
San Francisco quarterback Nick Mullens with a pretty aimless pass and Williams has the chance to haul it in, over his shoulder admittedly, but drops it.
The Rams do have the ball though - as it was third down so the 49ers had to punt.
Denver Broncos 3-17 New Orleans Saints
They can!
It may only be a field goal but it will feel like a win for the embattled Broncos.
Brandon McManus nails an absolute cracker from 58 yards - it's a career-long kick for the Broncos man, apparently.