Pat Bryant expected to miss several weeks after ankle sprain
Denver receives a more encouraging MRI report on Patrick Surtain II while its offense loses another receiving option.
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Denver receives a more encouraging MRI report on Patrick Surtain II while its offense loses another receiving option.
Green Bay loses a linebacker who had nine tackles, a sack and an interception Sunday. Isaiah McDuffie replaced him against Tampa Bay.

Protesters targeted amateur entrant Dermot Desmond at the Old Course; Celtic later ended engagement with the supporters’ collective.

PGA Coach Tim Cusick works on the Dallas star’s swing path before a short-game contest with his mother, Kelly.

San Antonio will reevaluate its new forward after preseason; he is questionable for the October 20 opener against Oklahoma City.

Utah wins 109–97 in Boulder, with five players in double figures and Keyonte George returning after a second-quarter hit to the mouth.

Carolina reaches 2–2 behind McMillan’s two touchdown catches and Hubbard’s two scoring runs.

Michael Harris II has three hits, and Raisel Iglesias gets the last out after Max Muncy’s ninth-inning homer cuts Atlanta’s lead to one.

Dallas used its new cornerback in a limited role as he learned the defense, with Malik Hooker and Caleb Downs helping him communicate against Houston.

A closing 68 gives Jeeno Thitikul her fourth title of the season, three shots ahead of Ina Yoon in Hawaii.

The rookie forward added three assists and a transition block as Golden State fell 104-101 to the Clippers in Honolulu.

The Arkansas graduate climbs 27 places to finish tenth in the Race for the Card after her eleventh Epson Tour start.

A closing 68 at Black Desert gives Austin Smotherman a two-shot victory in his 100th tour start.

Kansas City, Minnesota and San Francisco stay unbeaten; Seattle shuts down the Chargers comeback.

Seattle reaches 3-1 after a late strip-sack; Los Angeles drops to 0-4 despite its second-half recovery.

San Francisco breaks a 3-3 halftime tie, then answers Denver’s late rally to reach 4-0.
Las Vegas outgains Kansas City but two touchdowns in 19 seconds hand the Chiefs a 30–27 victory.

Minnesota held Miami to eight first downs and finished a 15-10 win with Hockenson’s deliberate stop short of the end zone.

Three ninth-inning walks set up a two-run hit as Milwaukee rallies for a 4–3 win in NLDS Game 2.

Rice missed all three practices; Kansas City also ruled Josh Simmons out and listed L’Jarius Sneed as questionable.

Detroit visits Carolina at 8:20 p.m. Eastern on NBC. Jalen Coker is inactive for the Panthers; Lions cornerback D.J. Reed is active.

All eight 1 PM games are final. Follow the decisive clips and full individual reports, from New England’s late winner to Dallas’ comeback.

Jordan Love throws two touchdowns, Trey Smack hits from 58 yards, and Green Bay stops Tampa Bay’s final drive.

Chicago rushes for 232 yards, holds New York without a third-down conversion and runs out the final 9:16.