Seattle, Washington - San Francisco scored three touchdowns off Seattle turnovers and the unbeaten 49ers edged the reigning Super Bowl champions 32-29 on Sunday while Minnesota improved to 5-0 as well.

Eddy Pineiro's 44-yard field goal with 1:56 remaining gave the 49ers the final margin, and San Francisco's defense forced a turnover on downs with 47 seconds remaining to beat their NFC West division rival.

Thirty-eight points – 21 by the Niners – scored off seven turnovers, four by Seattle, were the most in an NFL game since 2017.

Mike Evans caught seven passes for 113 yards, including a two-yard touchdown toss from Brock Purdy after a Renardo Green interception and a crucial two-point conversion.

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"Toughness and heart," Evans said. "We knew it was going to be a dogfight. They're a great team. We showed we're a great team as well."

Fred Warner knocked lose a fumble by Emanuel Wilson that Malik Mustapha recovered one play before Christian McCaffrey ran for a San Francisco touchdown.

Gracen Halton recovered a George Holani fumble in the end zone to give the 49ers a 21-13 halftime lead.

Seattle's Nehemiah Pritchett picked off Purdy to set up Sam Darnold's 16-yard touchdown pass to Jaxson Smith-Njigba to give Seattle a 23-21 lead.

Purdy flipped a seven-yard touchdown pass to Brandin Cooks and the conversion to Evans for a 29-26 49ers' lead, only for Jason Myers to equalize from 40 yards on his fifth field goal, setting up the final drama.

The Minnesota Vikings stayed undefeated with a 23-13 triumph at New Orleans.

Justin Jefferson snagged a superb touchdown catch under triple coverage, and Aaron Jones ran for 113 yards and a touchdown for the Vikings.

Also undefeated are the Kansas City Chiefs (4-0), who are idle this week.

An epic overtime blunder by Washington resulted in a 27-27 tie with the New York Giants.

After recovering a Giants fumble deep in Washington territory, the Commanders made a final drive, but Jayden Daniels was stopped on a late run rather than throwing an incompletion to halt the clock.

Washington, with no timeouts, could not prevent time from running out before setting up a field goal attempt.

"Leaving with a tie feels like a loss," said Commanders coach Dan Quinn, whose team led 27-13.

"We have to stop the clock," Daniels added. "Ultimately, it's on me."

Cam Little kicked a 57-yard field goal on the final play to give Jacksonville a 19-17 victory over Philadelphia in London.

Jake Elliott booted a 48-yard field goal with eight seconds remaining to lift Philadelphia ahead 17-16, but Ameer Abdullah raced 53 yards on the ensuing kickoff return and was tackled with one second remaining to set up Little's kick.

"It was just a roller coaster," Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence said. "It was pretty crazy."

The Green Bay Packers thumped arch-rivals Chicago 31-7 as Jordan Love completed 25-of-31 passes for 367 yards and two touchdowns, and the Bears surrendered five turnovers.

The Baltimore Ravens, with Tyler Huntley standing in for injured quarterback Lamar Jackson, beat the Atlanta Falcons 30-23 in overtime.

Huntley directed the game-tying drive in the final minute of regulation and rushed for a one-yard TD in overtime to put the Ravens ahead.

Baltimore's Kyle Hamilton intercepted a pass by Falcons backup quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to seal the victory.

Aaron Rodgers threw for 235 yards and three touchdowns as Pittsburgh beat Indianapolis 34-22, and New England routed Las Vegas 45-17.

Detroit's Jared Goff threw for 271 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another in the Lions' 45-21 romp at Arizona.

Braelon Allen ran for 116 yards and the winning fourth-quarter touchdown to power the New York Jets over Cleveland 17-12.

Bo Nix threw for one touchdown and J.K. Dobbins ran for another as visiting Denver beat the winless Los Angeles Chargers 23-17.

The Houston Texans snapped their winless streak with a 26-3 victory over Tennessee.

The Titans sank to 0-5 as did the Miami Dolphins, who fell 31-24 to the Cincinnati Bengals.