A review and scores from the NFL as New Orleans defeated the Miami Dolphins at Wembley on Sunday.
NFL results (Sept 28-Oct 2)
Thursday, September 28
- Green Bay 35-14 Chicago
Sunday, October 1
- New Orleans 20-0 Miami
- Atlanta 17-23 Buffalo
- Baltimore 9-26 Pittsburgh
- Cleveland 7-31 Cincinnati
- Dallas 30-35 Los Angeles Ram
- Houston 57-14 Tennessee
- Minnesota 7-14 Detroit
- NY Jets 23-20 Jacksonville
- New England 30-33 Carolina
- Arizona 18-15 San Francisco
- Los Angeles 35-30 Philadelphia
- Tampa Bay 25-23 NY Giants
- Denver 16-10 Oakland
- Seattle 46-18 Indianapolis
Monday October 2
- Kansas City v Washington - (0130 BST on Tuesday, live on Sky Sports)
Sunday review
Jay Ajayi's London return did not go to plan as the British-born running back's Miami Dolphins were shut out in a 20-0 loss to the New Orleans Saints at Wembley.
The NFL's highest profile Englishman was playing in the city of his birth for the first time and had been the focus of attention in the build-up, with Twitter even making him the first player in the league to be assigned an emoji this week.
Yet there were plenty of emojis already available for the feelings he was displaying during an afternoon were he rushed for just 46 yards from 12 carries.
He could be seen displaying his frustration and anger throughout as a Miami side who went to the play-offs last year offered one of the meekest performances London has seen.
New Orleans showed little more in a drab affair but picked up their second straight win to take their record to 2-2, while the Dolphins fell to 1-2.
The New England Patriots suffered their second defeat of the season as the Carolina Panthers pulled off a thrilling NFL victory.
Inspired by quarterback Cam Newton, who hit form after a difficult start to the season, the Panthers held off a late rally from the reigning Super Bowl champions to win 33-30.
Newton raised a clenched fist after scoring a touchdown, joining several other players across the NFL in evoking Tommie Smith and John Carlos' Black Power salute as the controversial protests against racial inequality continued.
Newton was also involved in the play that led to Graham Gano's game-winning 48-yard field goal. The Patriots have conceded more points than any other team in the league after four games.
The Atlanta Falcons suffered their first defeat of the season, losing 23-17 to the Buffalo Bills.
The Falcons were hampered by injuries to wide receivers Julio Jones and Mohamed Sanu, who both missed the entire second half, while two long field goals from Stephen Hauschka in the fourth quarter proved crucial for the Bills.
In the clash of the winless Ohio teams, the Cincinnati Bengals comprehensively beat the Cleveland Browns 31-7.
Andy Dalton threw three of his four touchdown passes in the first half, missing only one throw as the Bengals opened a 21-0 lead.
The Houston Texans were in devastating form in a 57-14 win over the Tennessee Titans, Deshaun Watson producing the best game in his young career by throwing four touchdowns.
The Los Angeles Rams are the highest-scoring team so far and they ended the Dallas Cowboys' eight-game home winning streak with a 35-30 road victory.
The Seattle Seahawks outscored the Indianapolis Colts 36-3 in the second half to pull away for a 46-18 win.
Elsewhere, the New York Jets edged out the Jacksonville Jaguars 23-20, the Detriot Lions beat the Minnesota Vikings 14-7 and the Pittsburgh Steelers were 26-9 winners against the Baltimore Ravens.
Denver Broncos were 16-10 winners against Oakland Raiders, Tampa Bay Buccaneers claimed a narrow 25-23 success over New York Giants, Los Angeles Charges defeated Philadelphia Eagles 35-30 and Arizona Cardinals got the better of San Francisco 49ers 18-15.
Thursday review
The Green Bay Packers trounced the Chicago Bears 35-14 in a game disrupted due to lightning.
Despite a 47-minute delay while the weather cleared and a team beset by injuries, the Packers recorded a comfortable win, holding a two-touchdown lead before the Bears even ran a second offensive play.
There was drama on the pitch when Davante Adams had to be carried off after taking a heavy hit to the helmet from Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan.
And starter Ty Montgomery broke his ribs early on in the team's first drive, briefly playing through it until he left the game.
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers helped drive his side's victory, throwing four touchdown passes and helping to build a 21-0 lead in the second quarter.
After the game, which had started with both teams standing arm-in-arm for the national anthem, Packers coach Mike McCarthy said Adams was conscious and doing well.