Titans secure AFC's top seed on final day of regular season
Colts spurn chance to secure play-off spot after shock defeat at Jags
Steelers beat Ravens in overtime to keep play-off hopes alive
Winner of Chargers-Raiders (01:20 GMT) secures play-off spot, tie sees both qualify
49ers beat Rams in overtime to clinch NFC's final wildcard spot
Bills clinch AFC East title, Rams win NFC West
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Green Bay Packers 30-34 Detroit Lions
Blimey... Detroit are really determined to finish the season on a high, even if it costs them the number one draft pick.
Jared Goff leads a 75-yard drive which is capped by a D'Andre Swift run into the corner for a 14-yard touchdown.
The Lions are back in front with just 1:54 left.
Indianapolis Colts 11-26 Jacksonville Jaguars
Finally the Colts find their way into the end zone as Carson Wentz hits Michael Pittman - and then hits him again for the two-point conversion.
Indy go for the onside kick but the Jags recover it comfortably around midfield and will just bleed the clock as much as possible now with just over four minutes left.
Tennessee Titans 28-25 Houston Texans
Houston aren't done yet!
Again it's Danny Amendola that finds space in the end zone to drag this back to just a field goal game. These teams who seemingly have nothing to play for just will not lay down will they?
Green Bay Packers 30-27 Detroit Lions
Now then. The Packers go in front for the first time since the opening quarter as Jordan Love dumps it off to tight end Josiah Deguara, who follows his blockers to break through and run in a 62-yard touchdown.
Love then runs in the two-point attempt for good measure and Detroit are now set to receive the number one draft pick.
Pittsburgh Steelers 13-10 Baltimore Ravens
Ben Roethlisberger fires Pittsburgh into the lead as he hits Chase Claypool and a short slant on the goal line and now it's the Steelers who are still alive in the play-off race.
Just under three minutes left in this one...
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Indianapolis Colts 3-26 Jacksonville Jaguars
The Jaguars have dominated this in truth from start to finish, and another Matthew Wright field goal has surely condemned Indianapolis to a truly awful defeat.
They've got just over eight minutes, but no timeouts remaining with three touchdowns and three two-point conversions required for a miracle.
Chicago Bears 17-31 Minnesota Vikings
Two quickfire touchdowns look to have sealed victory for the Vikings.
Kirk Cousins finds KJ Osborn for a 21-yard touchdown and on the seventh play of the Bears' next drive, Andy Dalton delivers a wayward pass under pressure which is picked off by Patrick Peterson, who jinks through untouched to run in a superb 66-yard touchdown.
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Tennessee Titans 28-18 Houston Texans
And breathe Titans fans...
Julio Jones (remember him!?) grabs his first touchdown as a Titan as Ryan Tannehill makes it four touchdown passes and that should just about be that for the AFC top seeding.
Indianapolis Colts 3-23 Jacksonville Jaguars
Staring down a fourth and 12 just inside his own half, Carson Wentz goes for everything when he launches a deep ball to Parris Campbell, but he just can't bring in the diving catch.
The Jags get the ball inside opposition territory.
Green Bay Packers 22-24 Detroit Lions
The Packers capitalise on forcing the Lions to go three-and-out as Patrick Taylor punches it in from a yard. They then go for a two-point attempt to level things up but Jordan Love's pass to Amari Rodgers is incomplete.
Tennessee Titans 21-18 Houston Texans
It was nearly game really on as Ryan Tannehill looked to be wrapped up, but he slipped his way out of the sack and then unloaded a huge play to Nick Westbrook-Ikhine to flip the field on the Texans.
Tennessee Titans 21-18 Houston Texans
The Jags and now the Texans showing how tough divisional games are when you're trying to finish off a season like the Colts and Titans are trying to do.
Out of nowhere we've got a three-point game on in Houston as Danny Amendola gets an eight-point haul with the touchdown catch and then the two-point conversion also going his way.
Suddenly there's a few nerves on the Titans sideline and a few Chiefs fans getting a little bit excited about possibly pinching the top seed.
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Washington Football Team 19-7 New York Giants
Immediate reply by Washington after the Giants' first score of the day, with Antonio Gibson charging through a gap up the middle for an 18-yard touchdown.
Indianapolis Colts 3-23 Jacksonville Jaguars
Image source, Getty ImagesJonathan Taylor, the league's leading rusher, gets the ball on the one-yard line but he's rejected by a swarm of teal as the Jaguars stand firm against the mighty Colts' offensive line.
They've been a different team today the Jags with absolutely nothing to play for, while the tight Colts have continually shot themselves in the foot.
Chicago Bears 17-17 Minnesota Vikings
Kirk Cousins rolls out of the pocket, evades a tackle then launches a bomb towards Justin Jefferson for a 45-yard touchdown.
That's Jefferson's 10th receiving TD this season and only Cooper Kupp has more receiving yards.
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Indianapolis Colts 3-23 Jacksonville Jaguars
The Colts are in the red zone but Carson Wentz was sacked for an eight-yard loss and they're struggling again.
It's clearly fourth down territory for the Colts right now though.
Washington Football Team 12-7 New York Giants
Jake Fromm wasn't having a good day, but he's just floated a 22-yard touchdown pass to Darius Slayton to get the Giants on the board.
Pittsburgh Steelers 6-10 Baltimore Ravens
Cameron Sutton gives Pittsburgh a lifeline as he grabs the interception in his own end zone when Tyler Huntley was aiming for tight end Mark Andrews.
Sutton picked the ball almost right out of the hands of Andrews, who had to wait on the ball just a touch with Huntley not putting enough juice on the throw.
Ben Roethlisberger may now be playing to extend his career with what's happening in Jacksonville. Exciting stuff eh!
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Andrew Priestley: There’s been no standout MVP candidate this year. The best individual has been Jonathan Taylor, but it’s a QB’s league and Aaron Rodgers has been the best of the bunch in almost every QB efficiency metric. The whole vaccination controversy won’t help him however.
At least one sportswriter has said he won't vote for Rodgers, external as he's yet to receive a Covid-19 jab and admitted to misleading some people about his vaccination status, external before testing positive earlier in the season.
If the scores stay as they are and the Colts lose and Ravens win, that means the Las Vegas Raiders would be IN the play-offs before even taking the field against the Chargers later.
If the Chargers won that game (or it was a tie!) they'd take the other spot, but if they lost to the Raiders then stranegly enough it'd all depend on how Miami got on at home to the Patriots.
A Miami win would put the Colts through, a Pats win wold complete Baltimore's remarkable qualification. Still a long way to go yet though.