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The Baltimore Ravens dropped out of the top seed in the AFC after losing 20-19 to the Pittsburgh Steelers on the very last play of the game - when head coach John Harbaugh went for a two-point conversion to win the game rather than trying to kick the extra point to take it to overtime.

Lamar Jackson was just off with what would've been the game-winning throw, in what was a mixed night for the former MVP, but he threatened to get away with it after leading a fantastic late drive down the field.

Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger may well be in his last season in the NFL, but he's still got the game as he threw two TD passes to Diontae Johnson as part of 17 fourth-quarter points that ultimately won them the game.

Baltimore drop to 8-4 with the Steelers at 6-5-1 and anything is still possible in their tough AFC North division.

The Seattle Seahawks kept their faltering season alive with a late defensive stand sealing a 30-23 victory over fierce rivals San Francisco, despite trailing by 10 early on.

Each team had three turnovers in a scrappy game that was highlighted by two late defensive stands, with the Niners first forcing a turnover on their own one-yard line to deny Seattle a game-winning score.

But then the Seahawks responded in kind as they kept Jimmy Garoppolo out from just a couple of yards out by stopping four plays to book a huge win. At 4-8 Seattle are down but still not yet out while the 6-6 49ers are well in the wildcard race.

After three straight defeats, the Los Angeles Rams responded with an expected 30-7 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, with Matthew Stafford enjoying a return to form with 295 yards and three TD throws - one of which went to Odell Beckham Jr.

The Washington Football Team won another thriller as new kicker Brian Johnson booted a late field goal to earn a 17-15 success at the Las Vegas Raiders. It leaves both teams on 6-6 and still in the wildcard reckoning.

Baltimore's defeat drops them from first down to third in the AFC play-off standings, meaning that even before they've played in week 13 the New England Patriots are now the top side in the AFC.

They've got a huge game against the Buffalo Bills on Monday so they may not stay there, but seeing them on top at this stage will strike fear into the hearts of the rest of the league.

Arizona improved to 10-2 as the best team in the NFC and Green Bay remain in second as they sit out on a bye this week, with the Buccaneers joining them on 9-3 but sitting in third.

A reminder that seven teams in each conference make the play-offs, with the top seed enjoying a bye in the first round of play-off action and having home advantage for as long as they're involved. They're both massive factors in their Super Bowl chances.

AFC Standings

1. Patriots (8-4)
2. Titans (8-4)
3. Ravens (8-4)
4. Chiefs (7-4)
5. Bills (7-4)
6. Chargers (7-5)
7. Bengals (7-5)

In the hunt: Broncos (6-5), Steelers (6-5-1), Colts (7-6), Raiders (6-6), Browns (6-6)

NFC Standings

1. Cardinals (10-2)
2. Packers (9-3)
3. Buccaneers (9-3)
4. Cowboys (8-4)
5. Rams (8-4)
6. Washington (6-6)
7. 49ers (6-6)

In the hunt: Eagles (6-7), Vikings, Panthers, Falcons, Saints (5-7)

The Detroit Lions finally got rid of their record as this season's last remaining winless team with a dramatic 29-27 win at home to the Minnesota Vikings.

The Lions led 20-6 at half-time and 23-15 early in the fourth quarter, only for the Vikings to take the lead with 1:50 left.

But Jared Goff kept his cool to lead Detroit to a game-winning drive, capping it with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Amon-Ra St. Brown on the last play of the game. That saw Goff finish with 296 passing yards and three touchdowns, and gave him his first win since the Los Angeles Rams traded him for fellow quarterback Matt Stafford in the off-season.

Kyler Murray returned from three weeks out with an ankle injury to help the Arizona Cardinals win 33-22 at the Chicago Bears. The quarterback passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more as the Cardinals improved to the NFL's best record to 10-2.

Tom Brady threw for 368 yards and four touchdowns - two of them to tight end Rob Gronkowski - as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won 30-17 at the Atlanta Falcons.

Brady completed 38 of 51 attempts as the defending champions improved to 9-3 and moved one step closer to clinching the NFC South title.

Tua Tagovailoa passed for 244 yards and two touchdowns as the Miami Dolphins beat the New York Giants 20-9 to claim their fifth straight win and move to 6-7.

With quarterback Jalen Hurts having suffered a sprained ankle last week, Gardner Minshew came in to make his first start for the Philadelphia Eagles and threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns in a 33-18 win at the New York Jets.

Justin Herbert threw three touchdown passes as the Los Angeles Chargers charged into a 24-0 lead over the Cincinnati Bengals, who fought back to make it 24-22 in the third quarter before the Chargers regrouped to win 41-22.

Jonathan Taylor continues to run riot, this week helping the Indianapolis Colts to a 31-0 win at the Houston Texans. The NFL's rushing leader posted his seventh 100-yard rushing game this season and claimed two rushing touchdowns to reach a league-high 16 for 2021.

Jimmy Garoppolo's fourth down throw is batted away at the line of scrimmage and that huge defensive stop will earn a huge victory for the Seahawks against their bitter rivals from the NFC West.

This is how close it was between a Baltimore win or loss, and fair play to John Harbaugh for the call but it means that the Steelers take the huge victory.

The Niners are knocking on the door with 30 seconds left to play and are running a third and goal from just three yards out.

Make that fourth and goal...

Lamar Jackson flicks the ball to an open Mark Andrews but it bounces off the big tight end's finger tips and drops agonisingly at his toes right on the goal line.

It's still not over though, with an onside kick coming up...

Lamar Jackson is on fire with a quick drive marching his side right down to the 11-yard line and looking primed to score.

Kickers! Chris Boswell only goes and boots the kick-off directly out of bounds, which gives lamr jackson and the Ravens the ball on their 40.

The 49ers come up massive on defence as they force a fumble from Gerald Everett, his second of the game, on the one-yard line.

Jimmy Garoppolo has been sacked for a safety already today, but he finds george Kittle early to get his side out and away from danger - now to focus on getting on level terms.

Worst possible time for Baltimore to go three-and-out as they had the ball right back to Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers who drive the ball down to the Ravens' 31-yard line.

Washington will be leaving Las Vegas with the win in their pockets after Derek Carr can't find one of his receivers with the hopeful Hail Mary on the last play of the game.

That's a huge win for the Football Team who have won claimed four wins on the spin and sit in the seventh and final play-off spot in the NFC.

The Raiders drop down to 10th in the AFC standings but still just a game outside of seventh.

Field goal - Steelerspublished at 00:06 GMT 6 December 2021

00:06 GMT 6 December 2021

Baltimore Ravens 13-12 Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh can't pick up the first down so they just settle for the three points for now from Chris Boswell with over seven minutes still left to play - but they do need to stop Lamar Jackson on his next drive.

Field goal - Washingtonpublished at 00:03 GMT 6 December 2021

00:03 GMT 6 December 2021

Washington Football Team 17-15 Las Vegas Raiders

It is indeed 48 yards that Brian Johnson takes the shot at the posts from, and it just sneaks inside the uprights to put the Football Team ahead but with still 40 seconds left on the clock and a timeout left for the Raiders.

Big third down coming up for Pittsburgh who are on the Baltimore 25-yard line but don't really want to settle for three points here.

Taylor Heinicke is trying to get Washington within field goal range inside the final minute of this game - they're there or thereabouts at what would be about a 48-yarder from here.