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NFL: Bears 59, Panthers 37

Caleb Williams threw for 269 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 65 yards and two more scores as the Chicago Bears defeated the Carolina Panthers 59-37 on Sunday in the highest-scoring season opener in NFL history.


NFL: Bills 36, Texans 31

Josh Allen threw a pair of touchdowns and ran in two more scores himself to lead the Bills to a dramatic win against the Texans in a heavyweight AFC Week 1 clash.


NFL: Falcons 13, Steelers 20

Aaron Rodgers threw for 221 yards and a touchdown, while T.J. Watt had a pair of sacks and an interception for a touchdown as the Steelers took down the Falcons in Week 1.


NFL: Buccaneers 27, Bengals 33

Joe Burrow threw for 254 yards and a touchdown, while the Bengals defence got to Baker Mayfield four times for three fumbles, and kicker Evan McPherson went four-for-four to add 15 points and give the Bengals the win over the Buccaneers.


NFL: Ravens 41, Colts 23

Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry went off for the Ravens in this one. Jackson threw for 324 yards and a touchdown, and he rushed for another, while Henry had 24 carries for 144 yards and three touchdowns as the Ravens crushed the Colts.


NFL: Jets 23, Titans 10

Breece Hall had 22 carries for 102 yards and a touchdown for New York, while the Jets defence picked up three sacks and managed to hold the Titans to one major in a big Week 1 win.


NFL: Browns 10, Jaguars 34

Jacksonville QB Trevor Lawrence went 18-for-23 for 245 yards and four touchdowns, connecting with all of Parker Washington, Jakobi Meyers, Brenton Strange, and Josh Cameron for majors to help lift the Jaguars over the Browns.


Cooper Rush set to start for Falcons with Tua out with an oblique injury

Tua Tagovailoa has been officially ruled out for Sunday’s opener against the Steelers with an oblique injury, and Cooper Rush will now start in his place. Head coach Kevin Stefanski revealed the news on Friday and spoke about Rush's readiness to start Week 1 in Pittsburgh with both Tua and Michael Penix. Jr. out injured.


How the 49ers nullified Myles Garrett

ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky breaks down how the San Francisco 49ers nullified Los Angeles Rams linebacker Myles Garrett on Thursday night.


'His Time' by Dave Naylor

The window for a Super Bowl contender doesn't typically stay open for a long time. The Bills have been knocking on the door with Josh Allen for the last seven years and he has risen above all his peers among AFC quarterbacks. With Allen in his prime, can this season finally be considered, his time? TSN's Dave Naylor examines.


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