It looked like TJ Watt had grabbed a share of Michaell Strahan's single season sack record as he took down Tyler Huntley and the ball pops out for the turnover.

However, it's gone down as a tackle for loss so Watt will have to try again. Pittsburgh ball though.

Ravens back-up QB Tyler Huntley is playing again with no chances being taken on Lamar Jackson with Baltimore all-but out of contention for the play-offs.

This will still be a tough hitting game, it always is between these two and Pittsburgh have at least half a chance of sneaking through. It's also set to be Ben Roethlisberger's last game in the NFL.

Field goals updatepublished at 18:13 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2022

18:13 GMT 9 January 2022

• Washington Football Team 3-0 New York Giants
• Chicago Bears 3-0 Minnesota Vikings

The final NFL regular season Sunday is under way!

After the Kansas City Chiefs won last night, the Tennessee Titans now need to beat the Houston Texans to finish the season as top AFC seeds.

And it is a big prize - getting next week off and having home-field advantage throughout the play-offs. The Titans have already beaten the Chiefs, Bills and Colts in Nashville this season as well.

Titans coach Mike Vrabel has done a great job to get them here after dealing with a massive injury list - including superstar running back Derrick Henry, who will return to action in the play-offs.

The formula tonight will be simple - run, run and run some more, as the Texans allow the most rushing yards per game in the league (143.3).

D’Onta Foreman had a career-high 132 yards last week in his third 100-yard game from the last five, and another should follow tonight.

The Buffalo Bills can win back-to-back divisional titles for the first time since 1991 if they beat the New York Jets tonight.

The New England Patriots haven't lost consecutive divisional titles since 2000 - but they will tonight unless they win at the Miami Dolphins and their big rivals the Jets do them a favour.

Something's got to give...

The most simple formula here is that the Colts win as expected in the early games, and therefore it's a win-and-in deal in Vegas between the Raiders and Chargers.

BUT, if you're a mischievous soul then how about the Jaguars produce an upset win over the Colts?

That means a tie in this game will see BOTH teams make the play-offs!

Then all of a sudden we're getting images of carve-ups from football World Cups flashing through our minds and the Chargers and Raiders playing out a practice game to ensure both go through.

Of course, being AFC West rivals means they'd love nothing more than to dump the other side out, and this is hardly a sport in which you can easily play for a draw.

But it would be interesting coming down the stretch if the game was level and both sides knew a tie would suffice.....

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The Colts just need a win at lowly Jacksonville to punch their play-off ticket, but curiously that's something Indianapolis haven't managed on their last five visits. Add in a defeat in London and it's six straight away defeats against the Jags.

With a staunch defence and MVP candidate Jonathan Taylor, the Colts will pose a big problem for anybody in the post season, but they just have to make sure they get there first.

Taylor will be key here. He needs 266 yards to become just the ninth running back to make it to 2,000 rushing yards in a season, and he did manage 253 against the Jags last season.

And quarterback Carson Wentz is also chasing a record as he's not thrown a single interception in seven road starts this season, and no QB has ever started eight or more road games in a season without throwing a pick.

For the Jags, the only thing they’ve got left to play for is top pick in the NFL Draft again, which they’ll get with a loss.

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The Packers have guaranteed a week off but elsewhere seedings are still to be decided. Seeds two, three and four will host games against seeds seven, six and five, respectively, in the wildcard round next week.

NFC

1. Packers 13-3 - Clinched top seed & first-round bye
2. Rams 12-4
3. Buccaneers 12-4
4. Cowboys 12-5
5. Cardinals 11-5
6. 49ers 9-7*
7. Eagles 9-8

*Saints (8-8) still in the hunt.

AFC

1. Chiefs 12-5
2. Titans 11-5
3. Bengals 10-6
4. Bills 10-6
5. Patriots 10-6
6. Colts 9-7*
7. Chargers 9-7*

*Raiders (9-7), Steelers (8-7-1), Ravens (8-8) still in the hunt.

There are many, many permutations and possibilities tonight but to keep it simple in terms of play-off places, there are three left to play for and seven teams battling it out for them.

NFC wildcard: 49ers & Saints in the running

It's a straight fight between these two, with the San Francisco 49ers in position right now but facing big rivals the Rams. A win will do it, but if San Francisco lose, the New Orleans Saints can pip them if they beat the Atlanta Falcons.

AFC wildcard: Colts, Chargers, Raiders, Ravens & Steelers

It's win-and-in for the Colts against Houston.

The winner of the Chargers v Raiders game gets a play-off spot.

The winner of the Steelers v Ravens can still get through if the Colts lose and a couple of other results go their way.

Read more on the full rundown of what's on the line tonight.

Saturday's other game saw Denver's season end with defeat against the Chiefs and head coach Vic Fangio has since been fired by the Broncos.

After Peyton Manning led the Broncos to victory at Super Bowl 50, Denver have missed the play-offs in the last six seasons. No team has ever had a worse run after lifting the Lombardi Trophy.

These two had already booked their play-off spots, and while Dallas went full-strength, Philly played the back-ups, and it told in the end.

Dak Prescott threw five touchdowns to make Dallas Cowboys history and send them into the post-season on a high.

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• Cincinnati Bengals v Cleveland Browns
• Green Bay Packers v Detroit Lions
• Chicago Bears v Minnesota Vikings
• Washington Football Team v New York Giants
• Indianapolis Colts v Jacksonville Jaguars
• Pittsburgh Steelers v Baltimore Ravens
• Tennessee Titans v Houston Texans
• New Orleans Saints v Atlanta Falcons (21:25)
• New York Jets v Buffalo Bills (21:25)
• San Francisco 49ers v Los Angeles Rams (21:25)
• New England Patriots v Miami Dolphins (21:25)
• Seattle Seahawks v Arizona Cardinals (21:25)
• Carolina Panthers v Tampa Bay Buccaneers (21:25)

• Los Angeles Chargers v Las Vegas Raiders (01:20)

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Welcome friends, we've made it! It's the final regular season Sunday of the longest NFL campaign on record, and we've still got so much to decide.

Three play-off spots are still up for grabs and crucial seedings - to find out who plays who - are still to be settled tonight.

Plus there are players and coaches who are playing and coaching for their futures, and teams looking to end on a high.

So sit back, grab your favourite NFL Sunday snacks and keep it right here as we take you through the night's gridiron entertainment.

The regular season finale is bound to be yet another thrilling ride....