Steelers ahead of Vikings in NFL Week 4; Live Updates

Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland is hosting the first NFL regular-season game in the country between the Minnesota Vikings (2-1) and the Pittsburgh Steelers (2-1). The Steelers are leading 21-6 in the fourth quarter.

Out-of-market viewers can watch games via NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV.

Steelers receiver Calvin Austin III left the game in the fourth quarter due to a shoulder injury. He was examined by medical staff before being taken to the locker room for further evaluation.

In East Rutherford, N.J., the Giants are facing the Chargers with no surprise inactives. Notable inactives for the Giants include RB Tyrone Tracy Jr., DL Chauncey Golston, and QB Jameis Winston. OL James Hudson is active as insurance for LT Andrew Thomas, who returned to action after a Lisfranc injury.

In Tampa, Adoree' Jackson is inactive for the Eagles, leading to third-year cornerback Kelee Ringo starting opposite Quinyon Mitchell. Azeez Ojulari remains inactive for the Eagles despite being a high-profile signing in the offseason.

The Atlanta Falcons have two healthy scratches for their game against Washington. Defensive lineman Sam Roberts and rookie offensive tackle Jack Nelson are inactive.

The Steelers defense has performed well in Dublin, sacking Carson Wentz six times and intercepting him twice through three quarters. Safety DeShon Elliott's return has been impactful for the Steelers.

The Carolina Panthers have rookie wideout Tetairoa McMillan and RB Chuba Hubbard active against the Patriots. Cornerback Christian Gonzalez is making his season debut for the Patriots after missing the first three games due to injury.

Browns starting right tackle Jack Conklin is inactive for the third consecutive game due to an elbow injury. Safety Elijah Molden is active for the Chargers after missing the past two games.

The Bills have several inactives for their game against the Saints, including OT Spencer Brown and DE Ed Oliver. Safety Jordan Hancock is set to make his NFL debut.

The Vikings are facing challenges with injuries to key offensive linemen, affecting their performance against the Steelers.