There are still five games to come tonight - four already in progress before a mouthwatering late, late game, a rematch of last season's AFC Championship encounter.

• Chicago Bears v Las Vegas Raiders
• Cleveland Browns v Los Angeles Chargers
• San Francisco 49ers v Arizona Cardinals
• New York Giants v Dallas Cowboys
• Buffalo Bills v Kansas City Chiefs (01:20 BST)

We're signing off for the live text now - but you can keep track of score updates from all those games here.

Nick Folk booted the New England Patriots to a hard-fought victory at the Houston Texans just a week after hitting the post with his kick to beat Tom Brady's Bucs.

The Pats were always behind in the game and trailed by 13 just after half-time, but fought back to level and then went ahead for the first time with Folk's kick just 15 seconds from time. The Pats move on to 2-3.

Greg Joseph also kicked himself to some redemption, which was a theme in Week Five, as he booted a 54-yarder to give the Minnesota Vikings a 19-17 win over the Detroit Lions. Joseph missed a late kick for the win against Arizona, who remain unbeaten, earlier in the season.

Jameis Winston is always box office, whether it's a horror show or a thrilling epic, and this week it was the epic as he threw four TD passes as the New Orleans Saints beat the Washington Football Team 33-22.

Winston threw in one of his trademark interceptions during the game, but it was largely the good stuff he served up as the Saints march on to 3-2.

The Carolina Panthers started 3-0 but have now lost two in a row after going down 21-18 against the Philadelphia Eagles who had QB Jalen Hurts to thank as he ran in two TDs himself in the second half - including the winner.

The Pittsburgh Steelers had to survive a Denver Broncos comeback to win 27-19 to keep their season going at 2-3 with veteran QB Ben Roethlisberger still having problems but doing enough to get the win.

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The Jacksonville Jaguars will head to London next week on the second-longest losing streak in NFL history after a 37-19 defeat to the Tennessee Titans made it 20 losses in a row.

Only the 1977 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, in the first years of existence, had a longer stretch without tasting victory as the Jags got steamrollered by Titans running back Derrick Henry.

Henry rushed for 130 yards and three touchdowns to continue his run of dominance over the Jaguars, who will hope a change of scenery can help them find a much-needed victory when the play the Miami Dolphins next Sunday.

What a game we had in Cincinnati as the Bengals and Packers served up a treat with some fine defence, some great receiving talent followed by a whole load of missed kicks with the game on the line.

With the game tied at 22-22, incredibly we saw five field goals missed on the bounce from just outside of two minutes left in the game through to overtime.

Green Bay's Mason Crosby missed three of them, from 36, 51 and 40 yards, after previously kicking 27 straight field goals, with Cincy's Evan McPherson missing from 57 and 49 in between.

Crosby then stepped up from 49 yards with two minutes of overtime left to banish his demons and earn his redemption and move the Packers on to 4-1 for the season.

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Aaron Rodgers threw for 344 yards and two touchdowns with Davante Adams collecting 204 receiving yards and a score and Aaron Jones rushing for 103.

Joe Burrow produced a fine effort for the Bengals though, with 281 yards and two TDs while his star receiver Ja'Marr Chase continued to impress as a rookie with 159 yards and a score. Cincinnati drop to 3-2 but will give plenty of teams problems this season.

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Super Bowl champions Tampa Bay produced their most dominant performance of the new season by tearing apart the Miami Dolphins in the second half at the Raymond James Stadium.

Tom Brady threw for 411 yards and five touchdowns - two each to wide receivers Antonio Brown and Mike Evans, who each enjoyed 100-yard games, plus one to running back Gio Bernard - while Leonard Fournette also ran in as the Buccaneers improved to 4-1.

Myles Gaskin scored twice for Miami who were in touch at 24-17 down at one point before being blown away.

A crowd of more than 60,000 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium enjoyed the first NFL game in England for two years as the Atlanta Falcons held off the New York Jets.

Matt Ryan's Falcons shot out to a 20-3 half-time lead before the Jets reduced the deficit to three points with 14 unanswered points.

However, Mike Davis ran in for a crucial fourth-quarter score to stem the tide and Atlanta held on to improve to 2-3 while the Jets drop to 1-4.

Check out highlights from the game below.

• New York Jets 20-27 Atlanta Falcons
• Denver Broncos 19-27 Pittsburgh Steelers
• New Orleans Saints 33-22 Washington
• New England Patriots 25-22 Houston Texans
• Miami Dolphins 17-45 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Green Bay Packers 25-22 Cincinnati Bengals (OT)
• Detroit Lions 17-19 Minnesota Vikings
• Philadelphia Eagles 21-18 Carolina Panthers
• Tennessee Titans 37-19 Jacksonville Jaguars

Field goal - Packers win it!published at 21:25 British Summer Time 10 October 2021

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Green Bay Packers 25-22 Cincinnati Bengals

Finally! Mason Crosby this time finds the radar is working and nails the kick at the fourth attempt to finally win the game for the Green Bay Packers.

A breathless, wild finish to this game here with all those missed kicks but it's Green Bay who finally come out on top.

Runnung out of wows here as Aaron Rodgers completes a brilliant pass to Randall Cobb over the middle on a third and long which has come close to earning a first down - the refs just double checking now.

Either way it's in field goal range, but what is field goal range now with these two kickers?

Philadelphia have sealed their come-from-behind 21-18 win in Carolina with a nice final drive, picking up first down after first down to run out the clock.

Has anyone in the crowd got their boots with them? because we need some new kickers here as Cincinnati's Evan McPherson now misses from 49 yards out.

He's got plenty of leg as the ball sails over right at the top of the sticks, but it click the flag when just missing to the left. McPherson thought he'd made it for a second but his celebrations were cut short and we continue.

Does anyone want to win this?

Mason Crosby sends a third field goal wide left, this time from 40 yards, as another chance to win this game goes begging. That's four missed field goals since the last two minutes of this game!

Green Bay didn't help themselves by running two plays and going backwards five yards just to add to the nerves Crosby would've already been feeling. They maybe should have just taken that kick right away.

Sam Darnold is picked off for the third time tonight and Carolina, in charge for much of this game, have really thrown it away.

Still two minutes left so it's not completely over but Steven Nelson's interception gives the Eagles a great chance of improving to 2-3.

Joe Burrow throws to a spot where Tyler Boyd should have been but was nowhere near, and De'Vondre Campbell gleefully picked off the pass and took it to the Bengals' 17 yard line.

Packers well set-up to kick a field goal and win this thing now.

Field goal - Patriotspublished at 21:01 British Summer Time 10 October 2021

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New England Patriots 25-22 Houston Texans

Brandon Bolden goes on a muscular 28-yard run to set-up a 21-yard chip shot for Nick Folk to put the Pats ahead with just 17 seconds left on the clock.

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Detroit Lions 17-19 Minnesota Vikings

I can't believe my eyes.

There was only half a minute left, yet somehow Kirk Cousins led Minnesota into field goal range and Greg Joseph kicks a 55-yarder as time expires.

Detroit had come from 16-6 down to lead, even gambling on a two-point conversion, and looked certain to end their winless streak.

Who'd be a Lions fan?