Harris and Braves bullpen hold off Dodgers to tie NLDS
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.
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Smotherman survives bunker trouble to win his first PGA Tour title
A closing 68 at Black Desert gives Austin Smotherman a two-shot victory in his 100th tour start.
Walker, Hockenson and Kittle keep Chiefs, Vikings and 49ers unbeaten
Chiefs, Vikings and 49ers reach 4–0, while Seattle survives the Chargers rally.
Wilson scores twice as Seahawks hold off Chargers 30-23
Seattle reaches 3-1 after a late strip-sack; Los Angeles drops to 0-4 despite its second-half recovery.
Kittle’s 56-yard touchdown seals 49ers’ 24-14 win over Broncos
San Francisco breaks a 3-3 halftime tie, then answers Denver’s late rally to reach 4-0.
Walker scores twice in 19 seconds as Chiefs beat Raiders 30–27
Kansas City stays unbeaten behind 177 rushing yards, a kickoff takeaway and two Thornton touchdowns.
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Hockenson catches 13 as Vikings beat Dolphins 15-10
Will Reichard kicked five field goals, Dallas Turner logged two sacks, and Minnesota used the final 5:41 to protect its 4-0 start.
Chourio’s walk-off single puts Brewers up 2–0 on Padres
Three ninth-inning walks set up a two-run hit as Milwaukee rallies for a 4–3 win in NLDS Game 2.
Chiefs downgrade Rashee Rice to doubtful with hamstring injury
Kansas City changes the receiver’s in-game status after he pulls up following a first-quarter catch against the Raiders.
Gibbs leads Lions into Sunday night against Carolina’s depleted secondary
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.
Maye, Williams and Lamb lead the finishes in Sunday’s early NFL window
All eight 1 PM games are final. Follow the decisive clips and full individual reports, from New England’s late winner to Dallas’ comeback.
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Packers survive two late turnovers to beat Buccaneers 17-14
Jordan Love throws two touchdowns, Trey Smack hits from 58 yards, and Green Bay stops Tampa Bay’s final drive.
Monangai’s two touchdowns lead Bears past Jets, 23–12
Chicago rushes for 232 yards, holds New York without a third-down conversion and runs out the final 9:16.
Lamb’s late touchdown lifts Cowboys over Texans 34–30
CeeDee Lamb catches 17 passes, Javonte Williams scores three times and Dallas erases a ten-point halftime deficit to return to . 500.
Williams scores twice late as Rams rally past Eagles 24-20
Los Angeles erases a 10-point deficit; Puka Nacua catches nine passes for 125 yards, and Saquon Barkley is ruled out.
Ravens hold off Titans 24–18 after Lamar Jackson leaves with ankle injury
A goal-line stop, a 98-yard touchdown drive and Tyler Loop’s 64-yard field goal give Baltimore enough room to survive Tennessee’s late rally.
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Jaguars stop Bengals a yard short to hold on, 22–17
Lewis and Oluokun intercept Burrow, Rodriguez adds a late touchdown, and Lane ends Cincinnati’s final possession.
Banks’ 98-yard pick-six seals Giants’ 36-24 win over Cardinals
Jameis Winston throws three touchdowns, and New York survives Arizona’s final red-zone push to improve to 3-1.
Chism’s late touchdown lifts Patriots past Bills 29–26
New England answers Coleman’s late touchdown with a 73-yard scoring drive, then Woodson intercepts Allen.
Missouri jumps to No. 14, Florida falls to No. 16 in new AP poll
Texas stays No. 1, Alabama moves to sixth and LSU enters the top ten in Sunday’s published rankings.