NFL week 10: Bucs v Patriots, Vikings v Ravens, Colts edge Falcons in Berlin and more – live

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Pick! Vikings 10-9 Ravens 12:41, 3rd quarter

Strange looking interception for JJ McCarthy as he throws the bomb to Justin Jefferson but his receiver falls over. All alone Marlon Humphrey cannot believe his luck. He is looking around in disbelief as he wanders back up field from the end zone. Weird.

TOUCHDOWN! Buccaneers 10-20 Patriots 14:12, 3rd quarter

TreVeyon Henderson rips a 55-yard home run. The rookie running back showcases his elite speed to shoot through the gap in the line. And he is OUTTA HERE. Superb. The Pats score with the final play of the half then hit again quickly upon resuming. The Bucs will be wondering what has hit them.

Updated at 14.41 EST

Pick! Texans 10-20 Jaguars 0:17, 2nd quarter

Unreal interception in Houston. Derek Stingley Jr reaches out in front of Trammell and pulls off a one-handed pick. Get this man on offense now.

Jets 17-14 Browns 0:55, 2nd quarter

Justin Fields is having another statistically sad day. But who cares really as the Jets special teams have them leading, for now at least. The quarterback is 3/6 for a net loss of five yards and one interception. The Browns defense is nasty, the Jets offense is nastier. Myles Garret snaffles his second sack of the day to force the punt.

TOUCHDOWN! Texans 10-20 Jaguars 1:19, 2nd quarter

Just as I put the scores out the Texans muck it all up. Woody Marks finds the edge out left and saunters home for a crucial score before the break.

Half-time (ish)

So with five games in for a break here are the scores on the boards. There are 33 seconds left in Miami, Dalton Kincaid with a bad drop there. Tough in the rain though. Bills let the clock die and are in a big hole.

Carolina Panthers 7-10 New Orleans Saints
Chicago Bears 7-10 New York Giants
Houston Texans 3-20 Jacksonville Jaguars
Miami Dolphins 16-0 Buffalo Bills
Minnesota Vikings 10-9 Baltimore Ravens
New York Jets 17-14 Cleveland Browns
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-14 New England Patriots

Updated at 14.28 EST

TOUCHDOWN! Buccaneers 10-14 Patriots, halt-time

A punishing 7min 16sec drive from the Patriots arrives at the goal line. Mike Vrabel gets cute by wasting the clock and purposefully running the ball without the intention of scoring on first down. On second they go for it and get stuffed. Slightly embarrassing. On the third attempt Henderson is inches from breaking the plain but the Bucs stay strong.

If the Bucs get the stop here on 4th down that would be huge. They pass it. Red zone specialist Stefon Diggs makes the grab under extreme pressure. Amazing play to get his feet down as he falls out on to the sideline. He just scrapes them on the turf and holds on to the ball for the score. What a play. Not how the Patriots wanted to take the lead into half-time but what a relief for New England. So unlucky for Tampa.

Updated at 14.23 EST

TOUCHDOWN! Jets 14-14 Browns 10:34, 2nd quarter

“A gorgeous throw from Dillon Gabriel,” says the commentator in New Jersey. He isn’t wrong. Gabriel levels it up with a dime to Jerry Jeudy in the end zone. The receiver makes the diving grab for a 22-yard set of six points.

Dolphins 13-0 Bills 9:13, 2nd quarter

A comedy of errors unfolding in Miami. James Cook coughs up an absolute nightmare of a fumble. He lets go of it and the ball bounces end over end toward the end zone, Miami players keep diving and missing until one eventually just manages to snag it. Josh Allen looks very annoyed. The Dolphins take over on their five-yard line.

Updated at 14.03 EST

Pick! Vikings 10-3 Ravens 10:33, 2nd quarter

Malaki Starks makes his first NFL interception. It is an absolute beauty, he absolutely posterises Justin Jefferson with a leap up and ahead of him to make the grab. The Ravens take over at Baltimore’s 22-yard line.

Updated at 14.00 EST

TOUCHDOWN! Texans 0-17 Jaguars 11:40, 2nd quarter

Parker Washington is playing a blinder in Houston! He made the toe-tapper for Jacksonville’s first score and has just returned a punt 72 yards for another touchdown. Single handedly demolishing the Texans. It looks over already with Davis Mills still in at quarterback over the injured CJ Stroud.

TOUCHDOWN! Panthers 7-10 Saints 9:21, 2nd quarter

No Rashid Shaheed, no problem. Chris Olave is pretty good at tearing the roof off the defense too apparently. A lovely stutter move creates the room for Olave to catch from Tyler Shough, who is then off to the races up the right sideline for a 62-yard bomb.

TOUCHDOWN! Dolphins 13-0 Bills 14:52, 2nd quarter

As scorelines go this one is very unexpected. Tua Tagovailoa gives the Dolphins a two-score lead with a fantastic throw to Jaylen Waddle in the end zone. The speedster cruises by the defender and is right on time to catch the 38-yard score. Extra point is no good.

TOUCHDOWN! Buccaneers 7-7 Patriots 0:00, 1st quarter

Kyle Williams breaks the top off the Bucs defense with a monster 72-yard touchdown. Drake Maye slings it to the open Williams who beats his man and is off like a rocket up the right sideline. A perfect throw from Maye to the receiver perfectly in stride. Huge smile from Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. He knows his quarterback is special.

TOUCHDOWN! Jets 14-7 Browns 5:41, 1st quarter

Special teams are truly special for the Jets. Not happy with just a kick-off return, Isaiah Williams returns a punt for a 74-yard score. Unreal. J-E-T-S, JETS, JETS, JETS!

TOUCHDOWN! Dolphins 7-0 Bills A surprise early lead for Miami (2-7) against AFC East rivals Buffalo (6-2), Tadhj Washington with the score.

Latest scores:
Panthers 7-3 Saints
Bears 7-0 Giants
Texans 0-10 Jaguars
Dolphins 0-0 Bills
Vikings 7-3 Ravens
Jets 7-7 Browns
Buccaneers 7-0 Patriots

TOUCHDOWN! The first score of the 6pm (GMT) games comes in Tampa, Emeka Agbuka putting the Buccaneers up on the Patriots in the Tom Brady classic.

Right, here’s what we’ve got coming up:

(5-4) Carolina Panthers v New Orleans Saints (1-8)
(5-3) Chicago Bears v New York Giants (2-7)
(3-5) Houston Texans v Jacksonville Jaguars (5-3)
(2-7) Miami Dolphins v Buffalo Bills (6-2)
(4-4) Minnesota Vikings v Baltimore Ravens (3-5)
(1-7) New York Jets v Cleveland Browns (2-6)
(6-2) Tampa Bay Buccaneers v New England Patriots (7-2)

Jonathan Taylor speaking on Sky Sports after his 286-yard day: “We understood the assignment!”

Walk-off touchdown! Colts beat 31-25 Falcons in OT

Six more for Taylor on first down and now it’s all about ball security, at least so you think. Taylor puts it beyong doubt as he goes untouched into the end zone to win it as Warren clears the way.

Colts 25-25 Falcons 4:44, OT

Taylor makes seven hard yards on first down but can’t make any more on second but then finds a gap on third down. First down and Taylor has more than 250 all purpose yards. Colts into the redzone.

Updated at 12.53 EST

Colts 25-25 Falcons 6:44, OT

Tyler Warren makes a huge play! Lovely touch on the throw from Jones and the Colts are now probably in good enough position to win this, down to the Falcons’ 22.

Colts 25-25 Falcons 7:29, OT

It’s not a great kick and Downs manages to get a few extra yards. Jones will have nice field position to start and they now only need a field goal.

Colts 25-25 Falcons 8:14, OT

The Falcons cannot get anything going and facing third and long, again, Penix is sacked by Zaire Franklin. They will have to punt.

Colts 25-25 Falcons 9:06, OT

Penix faces pressure on third down and with the ball harmlessly hitting the turf, but there’s a flag. New set of downs.

OVERTIME! Colts 25-25 Falcons

Lot’s of confusion there as the Falcons opt to let the clock run out for a juicy bit of overtime. Berlin with an absolute banger! Danke schöne!

It’s good! Colts 25-25 Falcons 0:25, 4th quarter

Jones is sacked again bringing up another 3rd down. The Colts dump off a short pass to move the kicker closer to tie this up. Badgley has missed two already today. I can’t look. It’s … GOOD! 44-yard strike levels it.

“They love their kickers over here,” quips Kurt Warner. Yeah, we sure love it when they kick the ball in Europe.

Colts 22-25 Falcons 1:11, 4th quarter

Atlanta’s pass rush wins again on the very next play. A sixth sack of Jones rocks the Colts back to 3rd & 21. The QB is forced to scramble with no receivers open and he is so, so close to getting it. 4th & 2, pressure, Jones lofts it to Warren who is under even more pressure from Bolin, but makes the catch to move the chains. Brilliant.

Updated at 12.29 EST

Colts 22-25 Falcons 1:32, 4th quarter

Ameer Abdullah comes up huge for the Colts on the kick return. The speedster races up to midfield giving Jones excellent position to go with the handy amount of clock.

After all the excitement, Tyler Warren may have just fumbled. Indy await the referees call nervously. INCOMPLETE. 2nd & 10 to go with one timeout in hand.

TOUCHDOWN! Colts 22-25 Falcons 1:44, 4th quarter

And they keep slicing and dicing. Tyler Allgeier gets a hat-trick of hand offs that work perfectly. He just keeps banging until he is stopped on the goal line. They keep it with him for the one-yard score. Drake London snatches up the two-point conversion too.

You could almost say Atlanta scored a bit too quickly there. Jones has plenty of time to work with.

Colts 22-17 Falcons 2:00, 4th quarter

What a thriller for Berlin’s footballing public. Two minutes remain. With the game on the line Atlanta are finally finding some offensive fluency. They slice and dice the Colts, with a heady brew of run and pass, up to Indy’s 32-yard line. They are in position to win, but can Penix and company deliver?

Updated at 12.17 EST

TOUCHDOWN! Colts 22-17 Falcons 6:02, 4th quarter

What on Earth!? Jonathan Taylor runs 83 yards for a touchdown to give Indy the lead!!! And it is an incredible one. The back is trapped at the line of scrimmage and I mean pinned up against his linemen but he keeps those giant legs churning to bust out to the left into fresh air. He just keeps running and running and running and running and touchdown!

That was set up the Colts say anything you can do to the Falcons D by forcing another punt. Bijan Robinson had them moving until Penix took over on 3rd down. The QB throws long and misses. Not even close, seven failures on 3rd down.