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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.

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.

Malik Washington led Maryland to a 38–14 victory at UConn on Saturday, throwing for 347 yards as the Terrapins improved to 2–0. Maryland’s official final recap confirms the result and a school-record run of 18 consecutive completions by its quarterback. The win extended the program’s non-conference winning streak to 20 games.

Maryland field hockey brings a 4-0 record and a No. 7 ranking into a two-game home weekend, with a free viewing option for Friday’s regional matchup. The Terrapins host Towson on September 11 at 6 p.m. Eastern, then welcome Saint Joseph’s on September 13 at noon at the Maryland Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex.

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.

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.

J. Cole revisits career timing, John Legend opens “Muse,” BWI workers gain an $18 floor, and Lamar Jackson reports full health.

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.

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.

Maryland volleyball carried its early-season momentum through a regional matchup Monday, September 7, sweeping George Mason 25-14, 25-10, 25-12 in College Park. The Terrapins improved to 4-1 with their third consecutive victory, combining efficient attacking with a season-high 10 blocks. George Mason finished the match at 4-2.

Breanna Stewart helped the United States turn a tense weekend into a decisive finish to World Cup group play. The Americans defeated Czechia 105-64 in Berlin on Monday, September 7, with Stewart producing 19 points, seven rebounds, and six assists. The victory followed a narrow 55-52 escape against Italy the previous day.

Maryland soccer answered its biggest early-season test with a comeback and a crowd to match. The No. 2 Terrapins defeated No. 5 Georgetown 3-2 at Ludwig Field on Monday, September 7, improving to 5-0 before the start of Big Ten competition. Attendance reached 6,110, the venue’s largest crowd since 2017.

Bad Bunny’s seven-Emmy sweep, Rod Wave’s No. 1 debut, “The Paper” Season 2, and Coby Mayo’s two-homer afternoon close Monday’s PowerPage coverage.

The Hyattsville native beat Daniil Medvedev in straight sets and will face Alex Michelsen in an all-American quarterfinal at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Drake’s “ICEMAN” milestone, a new Hillman class, Apple TV’s “Mayday,” and Adley Rutschman’s Camden Yards return close Thursday’s PowerPage coverage.

Leonard faces a $700,000 payment while the Clippers lose five first-round picks and receive a $30 million fine. Both sides have issued responses.

Baltimore entered September a half-game from the final AL Wild Card, activated Luis Robert Jr. and recalled Heston Kjerstad for the stretch run.

The Ravens rookie landed among league executives’ breakout candidates after a summer of contested catches and growing work with Lamar Jackson.

The Terrapins host Hampton in the programs’ first meeting, bringing back 71 percent of last year’s production and the nation’s longest nonconference streak.

Baltimore claimed former All-Star Luis Robert Jr. from the Mets, adding a right-handed center-field option before September roster eligibility closed.