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Dalvin Cook runs for a first down to end this first quarter, and what a fine first 15 minutes we've had with three TDs - we haven't even seen an incompletion yet with both QBs perfect so far.

Even Justin Jefferson completed his pass!

Huge gain for New York as Jones finds Slayton in acres of space for a catch and run that moves them 49 yards down the field. Just awful defensively from Minnesota with defenders falling over and nobody know who was meant to be going with Slayton.

Urgh! The Vikings dig into their box of tricks with Jefferson taking the hand-off before throwing back to Cousins, but the Giants are alive to it and poor old Kirk gets drilled by a swarming defence.

Minnesota will kick it away.

They don't call him Danny Dimes for nothing, as Jones throws a laser to Darius Slayton before following it up with a powerful run for a first down.

Jones has a lot of similar skills to Josh Allen but just hasn't been able to elevate himself to that level just yet.

Justin Jefferson with an outrageously sweet move to catch the ball on the run, turn, and dive while extending the ball out to just clip the pylon for the score.

BUT upon review it looks like his knee is down a half-yard short.

What a wild game this one has been. It looked like at 17-0 that Buffalo would be able to coast to victory with Miami unable to make any inroads on offence.

But the Dolphins rallied hard in the first half and managed to go in down just three points at 20-17.

A defensive touchdown gave the Dolphins their first lead of the game before Josh Allen and the Bills offence took control of the third quarter.

Miami gave themselves a chance, and hung around. A one-yard run touchdown run by Jeff Wilson made it an uncomfortable last 10 minutes for the Bills.

Mike McDaniel's team had a chance to win the game but they were unable to capitalise as the Bills outlasted the Dolphins to set themselves up with a home Divisional Round play-off game.

We're under way in Minnesota. The Vikings have the ball and are driving it nicely to march into the red zone.

Miami cannot stop the clock and the Bills opt to run three times. On third down, it looks like the Dolphins have stopped Singletary just short.

It is ruled as a first down on the field and reviewed by the officials who decide there is not enough evidence to overrule their original decision and the Bills can kneel this one out.

We're all about set to go in Minnesota as the Giants face the Vikings in the next wildcard game.

The two sides met on Christmas Eve when the Vikings needed a last-second 61-yard Greg Joseph field goal to win a thriller.

More of the same tonight please!

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That could be the game.

Miami have problems getting the play into Skylar Thompson on fourth-and-inches. The delay of game penalty means they now have make up six yards.

Skylar Thompson buys time in the pocket, and rolls to his right, he attempts a pass to Mike Gesicki and Kaiir Elam gets a hand in to knock it away.

It has been a tough game for Jaylen Waddle, but he finally comes up big for the Miami Dolphins offence.

On third-and-10 Skylar Thompson layers in a beautiful throw down the right sideline and Waddle comes up with it despite taking a big shot.

Yet again the play takes too long to get to Skylar Thompson and with the playclock winding down Miami have to burn their third and final timeout.

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The Dolphins made a big trade for Bradley Chubb in the regular season and he proves why he was worth the commitment on third down.

He breaks off the edge and chops Josh Allen's arm as he loads to throw. The ball is on the turf and recovered by the Bills who punt it away.

Miami ball with 4:24 to go.

It is third-and-one inside their own 10 and in true Josh Allen style, the Bills take a shot down field.

Allen heaves it and it looks like it is going to be overthrown but Khalil Shakir uses every inch of his frame to make the ball stick to his fingertips at midfield.