
Sunday late finals: 49ers stay unbeaten, Broncos rally and Lions roll
Purdy’s late drives, Denver’s takeaways and Detroit’s seven scoring possessions settle the three-game window.
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Purdy’s late drives, Denver’s takeaways and Detroit’s seven scoring possessions settle the three-game window.

San Francisco survived seven combined turnovers and a fourth-quarter Seattle lead to move to 5-0.

Detroit scored 31 unanswered points and sacked Jacoby Brissett five times to improve to 3-2.

Denver scores the final 13 points after a fourth-down stop, two takeaways and Lutz’s late field goals.

Tampa Bay’s rested Game1 starter faces Cleveland on Monday; a postseason comeback is off the table for the injured left-hander.

The SEC’s Sunday penalty follows fans entering Kroger Field after the Wildcats’ overtime victory.

An eagle at 17 helps Miyu Yamashita finish 22 under, three clear of another player who matches the course record.

Vaughn Taylor beats Alex Cejka after both finish 17 under; Michael Wright loses the lead on the closing hole.

Sunday’s MRI update clarifies the Sacramento center’s injury after he left Saturday’s preseason game in a wheelchair.

The Falcons’ halftime induction pairs his sack record with teammates’ memories and his work beyond football.

Baltimore’s backup gets a full preparation week, while Henry’s workload meets a defense allowing 48.3 rushing yards per game.

Milwaukee brings back its 13-pitcher group as the Dodgers matchup changes the left-handed pitching equation.

Texas falls to seventh, UCLA jumps nine spots and Kentucky returns at No. 15 after Saturday upsets.

Dallas wins 132-115 as Flagg distributes seven assists and the Mavericks close the China trip at 1-1.

A retrospective on the Hall of Famer’s Wilshire Lakes house, sold in February 2025, and its separate indoor and outdoor retreats.

A garden amphitheater and a hidden lounge give Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s former Los Feliz home two very different gathering places.

Eight final scores, the performances behind them, and links to every early-window recap.

Winston erases a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit before both teams miss opportunities to win in overtime.

Rodgers throws three touchdown passes, and Freiermuth scores twice as Pittsburgh answers Indianapolis’s five field goals.

A recovered punt snap sets up the winning run, and Will McDonald’s strip-sack ends Cleveland’s final chance.

Jefferson scores in his return, Murray throws for 229 yards and Minnesota holds New Orleans to 142 total yards.

Four touchdown passes, 374 passing yards and a rushing score send New England past Las Vegas at Gillette Stadium.

Chase’s one-handed 45-yard score and Battle’s two interceptions help Cincinnati enter its bye with a win.

Houston turns two first-half takeaways into points, then controls the third quarter with a 17-play touchdown drive.