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Ravens Beat Cowboys 34–31 on Tyler Loop’s Last-Second Kick in Rio
Tyler Loop delivered the final answer in a game that kept changing hands. His 56-yard field goal as time expired gave Baltimore a 34–31 victory over Dallas at the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro on September 27th. The Ravens–Cowboys recap ends with Baltimore at 2–1 after surviving an early 10-point deficit and a late Dallas comeback.
Sep 27


Nnamdi Madubuike Practices Fully, but Ravens Return Against Dallas Remains Unconfirmed
Nnamdi Madubuike is practicing fully as Baltimore prepares for Dallas, but his September 24th comments stop short of confirming a game return.
Sep 24


Packers–Falcons: How to Watch Thursday Night Football on September 24th
The Packers host Atlanta on September 24th at 8:15 p.m. Eastern. Here are the viewing options and the matchup to watch.
Sep 24


Ravens Lose September 20 Home Opener 24–17 to Saints
Baltimore lost 24–17 to New Orleans on September 20 after a late Tyler Shough touchdown and a game-ending interception.
Sep 20


Ravens Injury Update: Zay Flowers Day-to-Day, Ja’Kobi Lane Faces Longer Wait
Jesse Minter offered different outlooks for Baltimore’s injured receivers Monday as the Ravens turn toward their home opener against New Orleans.
Sep 14


Lawrence Throws Four Touchdowns as Jaguars Beat Browns 34–10
Trevor Lawrence threw four touchdown passes to four different receivers as Jacksonville opened its season with a 34–10 win over Cleveland on Sunday at EverBank Stadium. The Jaguars scored on their first four possessions and led 24–0 at halftime, leaving the Browns chasing the game throughout the second half.
Sep 13


T.J. Watt’s Pick-Six Helps Steelers Beat Falcons 20–13 in McCarthy’s Debut
T.J. Watt turned an interception into a 35-yard touchdown as the Steelers defeated Atlanta 20–13 on Sunday, giving Mike McCarthy a win in his first regular-season game as Pittsburgh’s head coach. The defensive score came early in the fourth quarter at Acrisure Stadium and gave the Steelers a 20–10 lead.
Sep 13


Ravens Beat Colts 41–23: Henry’s Three Touchdowns Power Minter’s First Win
The Ravens opened Jesse Minter’s first regular season as head coach with a 41–23 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium. Derrick Henry rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns, Lamar Jackson threw for 324 yards, and Baltimore piled up 506 total yards. An emphatic offensive debut came with a concern: wide receivers Zay Flowers and Ja’Kobi Lane both left with injuries.
Sep 13


Bills Rally Past Texans 36–31 on Late Josh Palmer Touchdown
The Bills finished a back-and-forth season opener with the final touchdown, beating Houston 36–31 on Sunday at Reliant Stadium. Josh Allen’s 34-yard scoring pass to Josh Palmer capped a seven-play, 96-yard drive and erased a one-point deficit. Buffalo missed the two-point attempt but finished with the victory.
Sep 13


Bengals Force Four Fumbles and Hold Off Buccaneers 33–27
The Bengals opened their season with a 33–27 victory over Tampa Bay on Sunday, using four fumble recoveries to build a lead they protected through the final possession. Cincinnati’s defense scored the team’s first touchdown of 2026 and repeatedly handed its offense opportunities at Paycor Stadium.
Sep 13


Ravens Rule Out Madubuike and Buchanan; Zay Flowers Clears Colts Injury Report
The Ravens will open their season in Indianapolis without Nnamdi Madubuike and Teddye Buchanan, while Zay Flowers carries no injury designation. Baltimore’s final availability report creates a clearer picture for Sunday after the uncertainty surrounding several players earlier in the week. Devontez Walker remains questionable with a groin injury.
Sep 12


Chiefs List Mahomes Without a Game Designation; Simmons and Conner Out for Denver
The Chiefs enter Monday night’s opener against Denver with Patrick Mahomes listed as a full practice participant and no game-status designation on Saturday’s final injury report. Kansas City ruled out tackle Josh Simmons with a back injury and defensive back Chamarri Conner with a knee injury.
Sep 12


Ravens vs. Colts: How to Watch and Listen to Sunday’s Season Opener
Ravens vs. Colts kicks off Sunday, September 13, at 1 p.m. Eastern, with Baltimore opening its regular season at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The Ravens’ newly released viewing guide gives fans the television, streaming and radio options to line up before the first game begins.
Sep 10


Commanders Injury Report Has Croskey-Merritt, Oweh and Chaisson Limited
The Commanders injury report begins opening week with three limited participants: running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt and outside linebackers Odafe Oweh and K’Lavon Chaisson. Washington released the Wednesday, September 9 practice designations ahead of its September 13 season opener at Philadelphia, giving fans an initial availability checkpoint beyond the team’s depth chart.
Sep 9


Ravens Injury Report Lists Flowers and Madubuike as Limited Before Colts Opener
The first Ravens injury report of opening week puts four players on the limited-participation list, including receiver Zay Flowers and defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike. All 53 players on Baltimore’s active roster practiced Wednesday, September 9, as the team prepared for its September 13 opener at Indianapolis.
Sep 9


Lamar Jackson Reports Full Health as Ravens Turn Toward Indianapolis
Lamar Jackson is entering the Ravens’ opening week with an encouraging assessment of his health. Speaking Tuesday, September 8, the quarterback said he felt fully healthy as Baltimore prepares to visit Indianapolis on September 13. The update gives the Ravens a firmer starting point after an injury-disrupted 2025 season.
Sep 8


Commanders Week 1 Depth Chart Puts Sonny Styles and Treylon Burks in First Units
The Commanders Week 1 depth chart gives Washington fans a clearer picture of the team heading toward its September 13 opener at Philadelphia. Released Tuesday, September 8, the chart lists Sonny Styles alongside Frankie Luvu at linebacker and Treylon Burks in the first group of receivers with Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs.
Sep 8


Jovaughn Gwyn Wins the Ravens’ Week 1 Start at Center
Baltimore will open the season with Gwyn at center against Indianapolis, giving the fourth-year lineman the first start of his NFL career.
Sep 7


Trey Hendrickson Gives the Ravens Early Proof Their Biggest Free-Agent Bet Can Close Games
Baltimore has not played a regular-season snap yet, but Hendrickson’s summer work is already showing why the Ravens made their largest outside free-agent commitment.
Sep 4


Commanders Name District PM Alliance to Guide New RFK Stadium Project
District PM Alliance will represent the Commanders through development, design and construction of the club’s planned RFK stadium and campus.
Sep 3
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