ALL NEWS

Washington faces Nashville at 8 p.m. Eastern as the Predators prepare to induct former Capitals coach Barry Trotz into their Golden Hall.

Baltimore gets several key players back on the practice field, but Sunday availability remains unresolved as the Ravens prepare for Buffalo.

AJ Dybantsa makes an immediate impression in his NBA debut, but Washington loses a double-digit lead before returning home to face Charlotte.

Green Bay and Carolina meet at Lambeau Field at 8:15 p.m. Eastern, with the Packers seeking a sharper finish and honoring Bob Harlan.

Milwaukee’s 4–1 clincher ends the franchise’s championship wait, with game-used equipment headed to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Washington’s No. 1 pick has been upgraded to available after an ankle injury delayed his regular-season debut.

Ernie Johnson will leave Inside the NBA after 2026–27, ending a long run at the desk while continuing other broadcasting work.

Lamar Jackson practiced fully Wednesday, giving Baltimore an encouraging update before Buffalo while other starters remain on the injury report.

Ben Williamson delivered a 12th-inning walk-off as Tampa Bay beat Milwaukee 4–3, avoiding a sweep and extending the World Series.

Baltimore’s rookie running back is back at practice, beginning an evaluation window before any decision on active-roster availability.

Memphis and Philadelphia’s guards lead the opening-week awards after strong scoring starts and winning records.

Jesse Minter addresses Baltimore’s response to adversity while the Ravens await a clearer picture of Jackson’s ankle.

The Bears return to Hughes Stadium at 7 p.m. Thursday after an overtime loss to Howard opened their MEAC schedule.

Baltimore falls to 4–3 after Cincinnati scores 35 unanswered second-half points at M&T Bank Stadium.

Eight completed Sunday games: Baltimore falls, Miami earns its first win and Cleveland wins on a last-second field goal.

Tyrese Maxey scores 32 as Philadelphia transforms a difficult home opener into a second-half comeback and a 2–0 start.

Chicago survives New England’s explosive scoring plays, with a costly turnover and late execution shaping the Week 7 result.

New York visits Boston at 7 p.m. ET before Kevin Durant returns to Austin for Houston’s matchup with San Antonio at 9:30 p.m.

Baltimore’s Friday injury report leaves its quarterback decision open and confirms a major loss on defense before Cincinnati visits.

Oklahoma City’s defense takes over as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s record run ends and Jalen Williams leads the scoring.