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Jonathan Taylor caps a late Colts drive with his second rushing TD to tie Kansas City at 27-27 on Sunday Night Football, erasing a Chiefs lead that peaked at 27-20. The Chiefs’ scoring came from Xavier Worthy, Travis Kelce and a Jalen Royals TD, with KC briefly extending the edge before Indianapolis surged back. Alec Pierce left with a heel injury and is questionable to return as the game remains in progress with live updates.
Week 2 action centers on the Chiefs at the Colts on Sunday Night Football as Sports Illustrated streams live scores, highlights and updates, with teams chasing 2-0 starts or avoiding 0-2 after the opening slate.
Live NFL Week 2 updates show a wave of injuries and inactive designations across several teams: notable items include Jets' David Onyemata doubtful to return, Steelers' Rico Dowdle questionable, Panthers' Nick Scott ruled out with an abdomen injury, Ravens' Zay Flowers out with a hamstring issue, Packers' Jayden Reed out with a neck injury, and Saquon Barkley listed as questionable (stinger). Bengals' Joe Burrow is officially active despite back tightness. The report underscores how widespread injury news and inactives are affecting lineups across the league.
Live updates from NFL Week 2 Sunday show a flurry of early action across eight games, with Panthers taking an early 7-0 lead over the Falcons, Vikings–Bears trading points, Browns and Buccaneers exchanging scores, Eagles jumping ahead over Titans, and other early action including Steelers–Patriots, Bengals–Texans, Packers–Jets, and Saints–Ravens; the feed also notes a report that veteran WR Keenan Allen faces a minimum three‑game suspension and previews other key matchups to watch today.
UFC 331’s live updates center on a tense flyweight title rematch where Alexandre Pantoja edges Joshua Van in Round 2 after an accidental head clash, with Pantoja heavily pressing in Round 1 and a closely fought back-and-forth thereafter. The card also delivers a slew of finishes and notable moments across the prelims and undercard: Arman Tsarukyan cruises to a finish over Mauricio Ruffy to earn a lightweight title shot, Patricio Freire dominates Dooho Choi, Sean Sharaf is quickly finished by Gable Steveson, and other bouts feature decisive endings including Vera dominating Jourdain and Despaigne besting Tuivasa. The night is packed with chaos, momentum swings, and highlight-reel finishes from start to finish.
Oklahoma hosts New Mexico at Gaylord Family–Oklahoma Memorial Stadium for Week 3, a 6:30 p.m. CT kickoff on ESPN2, as OU tries to rebound from a 17–10 loss to Michigan. The Lobos enter 2–0 and rank among the nation’s leaders in scoring (about 54 ppg) while also allowing few points (about 7 ppg). OU’s injury notes include Michael Fasusi’s uncertain status and the absence of receivers Jer’Michael Carter and Trell Harris, with several others listed as questionable, as the Sooners look to balance a more physical run game against a Lobos squad coached by Jason Eck. This game also tees up OU’s next road trip to Georgia and serves as a critical Week 3 test after recent offensive struggles.
Live Emmys 2026 red carpet coverage spotlights a couture parade led by Zendaya in custom Prada with Mikimoto jewelry, as Mariska Hargitay hosts and stars like Selena Gomez, Ayo Edebiri, Dakota and Elle Fanning, Kristen Bell, and Julia Garner unveil dresses from designers such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Cavalli, and Monse; anecdotes include Ciara Miller wearing Whitney Houston’s Marc Bouwer gown and Janelle James in vintage Cavalli, with photos and headlining looks fueling the fashion moment.
Page Six Style provides live Emmys 2026 red carpet updates from LA’s Peacock Theater, highlighting hosts like Mariska Hargitay and stars such as Zendaya and Jean Smart, with fashion notes on outfits from designers including Idan Cohen, Celine, Prada and Giorgio Armani; the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards air Sept. 14 on Peacock/NBC, with a seven-day Prime Video trial available to stream the show.
Live coverage of the 78th Emmy Awards highlights early wins: Rhea Seehorn takes best actress in a drama for Pluribus; Noah Wyle wins best actor in a drama for The Pitt; Tom Pelphrey wins best supporting actor in a drama for Task; Kate O’Flynn and Stephen Root win supporting acting for Widow’s Bay; Allison Janney and Jean Smart tie the prime-time acting record with eight Emmys each; The Traitors wins best reality competition; host Mariska Hargitay opens the night, and a rule change collapses late-night categories into a single Best Variety Series with potential multiple winners.
Alexander Zverev took the opening set 6-3 in the US Open 2026 final, and the match is ongoing with the second set at 6-5 in Zverev’s favor as Shelton serves next. The live updates show a tight battle with Zverev’s accurate serves and aces countered by Shelton’s power and persistence, as Shelton chases the first American men’s US Open title since 2003 and Zverev eyes his first New York crown.
Alexander Zverev won the opening set 6-3 against Ben Shelton in the US Open final, and the match is level at 5-5 in the second set as live updates continue (with BBC Radio 5 Live providing commentary for UK listeners).
Caleb Williams scores two first-half rushing touchdowns to spark the Chicago Bears to a 31-24 lead over the Carolina Panthers in NFL Week 1, with SI providing live updates as the action unfolds.
Live NFL Week 1 updates show early scoring and notable debuts across several games: Caleb Williams leads the Bears with a first-quarter TD in Charlotte; Lamar Jackson flashes MVP form with a key third-and-16 conversion and a rushing TD; Demetrius Knight Jr. scoops a fumble for the Bengals’ first score; Bryce Young starts strong on his opening drive; Parker Washington delivers a diving TD on Trevor Lawrence’s throw; C.J. Stroud gets stripped in the pocket; rookie Kenyon Sadiq scores on his first pro drive for the Jets against the Titans; Texans’ defense stifles Josh Allen’s opening drive; Deshaun Watson throws a bad interception. More action ahead.
Ryan Garcia defeated Conor Benn by second‑round TKO (1:25) in Las Vegas to defend the WBC title, dropping Benn with a big finish after a competitive opening round and prompting a late stoppage as Benn couldn't answer the bell. The bout aired on Paramount+, with Garcia delivering the decisive exchange in the second round.
Ryan Garcia stopped Conor Benn in the second round, dropping Benn with a right hand and finishing him with a flurry in the main event in Las Vegas; the finish came after an evenly paced start, and some observers questioned whether the stoppage was premature. The undercard delivered additional action, including Alexis Rocha’s unanimous decision over Jose Ramirez, Cortes’s unanimous decision over Magsayo, Pablo Molina’s unanimous decision over Rubio, Sean Garcia’s majority decision over Abraham Morales, and Vlad Panin’s fourth‑round TKO of Dakota Linger.