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NFL Week Six Sees Colts Lead Titans and Buccaneers Shut Out Steelers in Action-Packed Slate

Reported by Deepak Mishra (Copy Editor) · The Guardian - Sport ·

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NFL Week Six Sees Colts Lead Titans and Buccaneers Shut Out Steelers in Action-Packed SlatePhoto: Wikimedia Commons

UPDATE - follow-up to Texans v Jaguars at Wembley: NFL week six – live: The Indianapolis Colts hold a thirteen to three lead over the Tennessee Titans in the third quarter after a fumble by Jonathan Stewart put Tennessee on the scoreboard. Earlier, Tennessee quarterback Cam Ward threw an interception to Camryn Bynum during a dismal first half that featured punts and picks, leaving the winless Titans facing a potential benching for Ward after he managed only thirty-seven yards on four of seven passing. In other games, the New England Patriots lead the New York Jets seventeen to three, while the New Orleans Saints and New York Giants are tied at ten points apiece following a two-yard touchdown pass from T Shough to B Lance. The injury-hit Philadelphia Eagles trail the Carolina Panthers ten to seven with Tanner McKee at quarterback in place of Saquon Barkley and Devonta Smith, as D'Andre Swift claims his second score. Meanwhile, the struggling Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense leads the Pittsburgh Steelers thirteen to zero after Chris Boswell missed a forty-eight-yard field goal wide left.

Context

These mid-game updates reflect the fast-moving nature of a full Sunday schedule across the National Football League. Teams battle through injuries and early deficits to secure crucial divisional standings as the season progresses.

Background

This follows an earlier report, covered earlier on 18 Oct 2026: 'Texans v Jaguars at Wembley: NFL week six – live'.

Background: This follows an earlier report, covered earlier on 18 Oct 2026: 'Texans v Jaguars at Wembley: NFL week six – live'. Read the earlier report →
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