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Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson saw a lack of trust in Denver’s passing game, even as the Broncos beat Seattle in overtime.
Asked about a reported Cowboys defensive meeting on New Heights, Tomlin said he respects player leadership but dislikes players-only meetings becoming public.
Ja’Quan McMillian’s interception set up the winning kick after Seattle erased an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit at Mile High.
Troy Aikman says he’ll be a free agent after this season. Joe Buck has a reported new ESPN deal, leaving the network’s celebrated partnership on unequal footing.
| Broadcast | Audience |
|---|---|
  FOX NFL national window (49ers–Seahawks featured)FOX · 2026-10-11 | |
 FOX NFL — Sunday early gamesFOX · 2026-10-11 | |
Ravens–Falcons, NBC telecastNBC · 2026-10-11 | |
  Buccaneers–CowboysPrime Video + local TV · 2026-10-08 |
Carolina’s top cornerback is seeking another opinion, with Mike Jackson also hurt ahead of the Detroit matchup.
Tampa Bay turns to its undrafted rookie quarterback after Mayfield dislocated his right thumb in the loss at Minnesota.
Kolber says she understood the business behind her departure, but the lack of a goodbye after 27 years at ESPN still bothers her.
Keenum throws two touchdowns and runs for another as Chicago beats Philadelphia 27–7, handing the Eagles their first loss of the season.
Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo criticizes late NFL penalties, questions calls involving the Browns and Rams, and urges officials to be more judicious.
New York adds the former first-round quarterback after Jaxson Dart’s knee injury; Minnesota receives a 2027 pick in a deal pending a physical.
The pass rusher left Sunday’s 12–7 victory with a knee injury, creating another major concern for New York’s early-season plans.
Miami’s lead running back suffered the injury on the opening drive Sunday, leaving an 0–3 team to rework its backfield.
Denver erased a 16-point halftime deficit, went ahead on Bo Nix’s one-yard touchdown run with 47 seconds left and sealed the win with Talanoa Hufanga’s second interception.
Brock Purdy threw four touchdowns, Minnesota held off Tampa Bay and Las Vegas scored the final 19 points to beat New Orleans.
Baltimore answered Dallas’ tying field goal with a Jackson-to-Flowers completion and Tyler Loop’s winning kick as time expired in Rio de Janeiro.
Spencer Shrader kicked four field goals despite a groin injury as Indianapolis earned its first victory of the season and dropped Houston to 0–3.
