Packers win overtime thriller against Bengals, Mason Crosby kicking winning FG after three earlier misses
Also wins for Buccaneers, Steelers, Saints, Titans, Patriots, Vikings & Eagles in early US games
In London, Atlanta Falcons beat New York Jets 27-20 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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Green Bay Packers 22-22 Cincinnati Bengals
Mason Crosby misses again! Aaron Rodgers does his part again with a quick throw to Davante Adams to set Crosby up with a 51-yard kick at redemption but yet again he can't find the target as it sails wide to the left.
We're going to overtime!
Drama everywhere!
Green Bay Packers 22-22 Cincinnati Bengals
Doink! Rookie kicker Evan McPherson hears that dreaded sound as his fine effort from 57 yards out has the distance but just strays to the right and smacks the upright.
Can Rodgers engineer something now with less than a minute to go?
Detroit Lions 17-16 Minnesota Vikings
Oh my goodness.
DeAndre Swift takes advantage of that turnover to race over for a touchdown.
But instead of kicking a one-point conversion, winless Detroit go for a two-pointer! What bravery!
And they get it! Jared Goff is under pressure but finds KhaDarel Hodge at the back of the endzone!
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Detroit Lions 9-16 Minnesota Vikings
We might have a game on our hands in Minneapolis too.
The Vikings only needed a first down to win the game with less than two minutes to go and Detroit out of time-outs.
However, Jalen Reeves-Maybin ripped the ball out of Alexander Mattison's grasp for a forced fumble and now the Lions have the ball deep in Minnesota territory, needing a touchdown and conversion to tie.
Denver Broncos 19-24 Pittsburgh Steelers
All of a sudden we've got a game on here as Courtland Sutton catches a 39-yard TD pass from Teddy Bridgewater. The two-point conversion fails though which is huge as it rules out a late field goal drawing them level.
A couple of potentially important field goals - Detroit are still in it at Minnesota, Matt Prater's third kick of the night reducing their deficit to 16-9.
Carolina, meanwhile, have increased their lead over Philadelphia to 18-13 in another tight, low-scoring affair.
Green Bay Packers 22-22 Cincinnati Bengals
Wow, again! Mason Crosby is usually automatic from around the 36-yard mark but he drags this one badly wide and we stay level.
That gives Burrow the chance to go and win this one late on, which is nothing new as both the Bengals' home games this season have been decided by last kicks.
Miami Dolphins 17-45 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Super Bowl champs running away with it now, producing some exhibition stuff.
It's a second touchdown in a matter of minutes for Mike Evans, who has the freedom of the Miami secondary for a 30-yard TD.
That's Tom Brady's fifth touchdown pass tonight - two to Evans, two to Antonio Brown, one to Gio Bernard.
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New Orleans Saints 27-16 Washington
Marquez Callaway - who grabbed that stunning Hail Mary catch on half-time - has his second touchdown of the day for New Orleans, cruising in out wide from a Jameis Winston pass.
Daylight for the Saints, who were placed in prime field position by PJ Williams' pick off a backed-up Taylor Heinicke.
Green Bay Packers 22-22 Cincinnati Bengals
Wow! What a scoring sequence from the Bengals as Joe Burrow leads them down the field, with one huge play to Ja'Marr Chase (who else!?) before Joe Mixon runs in the touchdown score.
Mixon is breaking ankles out there as he twists and turns, dropping shoulders, and dropping defenders as he goes.
Then, Burrow buys time on the two-point conversion before throwing a bullet to Tee Higgins to tie the game.
New England Patriots 22-22 Houston Texans
The Patriots draw level! Mac Jones leads them down the field and finds his tight end Hunter Henry from 13 yards for the touchdown. Henry was a big free agent signing in the summer and he's starting to earn his money with another TD after scoring last week against the Bucs.
Miami Dolphins 17-38 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Game over in Tampa.
Tom Brady goes deep to Mike Evans and the Bucs are up by 21 - no way back for Miami with just 12 minutes remaining.
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Philadelphia Eagles 13-15 Carolina Panthers
Quite the spell of play in Carolina.
After a Jalen Hurts fumble and Carolina touchdown return is chalked off - rightly, as the quarterback's arm was going forward for an incomplete pass - the Eagles go big as Quez Watkins nails a 50-yard catch.
A pass interference call in the endzone then sets up Philadelphia on the one-yard line and Hurts goes over himself to pull the Eagles back within two.
Washington have cut their deficit to 20-16 against New Orleans with a Dustin Hopkins chip shot while Greg Joseph's long-ranger has put Minnesota 16-6 up on winless Detroit.
Green Bay Packers 22-14 Cincinnati Bengals
Davante Adams goes deep down the middle for 59 yards before being brought down just seven yards from the end zone.
You'd think Green Bay could punch it in from here but the Bengals stand firm, stopping AJ Dillon twice on the ground before Rodgers just fails to find Randall Cobb on third down, and they have to settle for another field goal.
The Packers have been on top here but Cincy's refusel to let them into the end zone means they've had to settle for two field goals and it's still a one-score game.
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Miami Dolphins 17-31 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tampa Bay snuffing out any Miami comeback hopes with an excellent response to the Dolphins' recent score.
Leonard Fournette cruises through an inviting gap from a few yards out and the Bucs are back two scores ahead early in the fourth quarter.
The Super Bowl champs heading to 4-1 while the Fish staring down the barrel of a 1-4 start.
New Orleans Saints 20-13 Washington
If New Orleans are going to win this one, they are going to have to tough it out.
No scores in the second half since Jameis Winston's Hail Mary right on half-time - but not only have the Saints lost utility man Taysom Hill to injury, wide receiver Deonte Harris is also ruled out.