ALL NEWS

Tampa Bay earns its first win behind 241 rushing yards and a clean turnover column, leaving Dallas 2–3 after a costly home loss.

Baltimore’s Friday report rules out Jackson and Trey Hendrickson, while three other starters carry questionable designations for Sunday night.

Dallas activates its All-Pro guard, while Tampa Bay prepares another start for Jalon Daniels in the October 8th prime-time matchup.

Jackson remains sidelined by an ankle injury, while Ronnie Stanley and Kyle Hamilton practice fully ahead of Sunday night’s trip to Atlanta.

Baltimore sends two draft picks to Philadelphia for the Pro Bowl center and a seventh-rounder; the Eagles say the deal is pending a physical.

An October 6th report points to a season-ending injury for Baltimore’s veteran tight end as the offense weighs its replacement options.

Baltimore is still evaluating Jackson’s ankle as Jesse Minter expresses confidence in Tyler Huntley if the backup is needed.

Kansas City, San Francisco and Minnesota improve to 4–0, while Seattle holds off the Chargers in the October 4th late window.

London opens the day, New England hands Buffalo its first loss, and late finishes decide a busy nine-game early window.

Baltimore improves to 3–1 behind a productive first half, a critical goal-line stand and Tyler Loop’s stadium-record 64-yard field goal.

Cleveland wins its third straight game after Pittsburgh erases an eight-point deficit late in the fourth quarter.

Baltimore’s Friday injury report removes Jackson’s designation, leaves Stanley and Flowers questionable, and opens a larger role for Mike Green.

The Ravens list Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers and Marlon Humphrey as full Thursday participants ahead of Tennessee. Final game designations remain pending.

Steelers–Browns kicks off October 1st at 8:15 p.m. Eastern on Prime Video. Here are the viewing options and the local-TV distinction for Baltimore fans.

Brock Purdy earned FedEx Air & Ground Player of the Week honors after throwing four touchdowns in San Francisco’s 36–30 win over Arizona.

The Ravens prepare Vega Ioane at center and add Andre James and Kyle Hergel to the practice squad before facing Tennessee.

Tyler Loop earns AFC Special Teams Player of the Week after his career-long 56-yard winner against Dallas in Rio.

Sunday’s NFL roundup brought late escapes, unbeaten teams and a dramatic finish in Brazil. These are all 13 games completed on September 27th before Sunday Night Football, with final scores checked against the NFL scoreboard. Rams–Broncos and Monday’s Eagles–Bears matchup are outside this results cutoff.

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.

Nnamdi Madubuike is practicing fully as Baltimore prepares for Dallas, but his September 24th comments stop short of confirming a game return.