Jacksonville wins at 49ers with Washington’s punt-return TD, 4 takeaways • Fake tush push and special-teams TD help Eagles beat Bucs 31-25 to stay undefeated
Sentinel Sports Final Monday, September 29, 2025 | | |
| | | | Magic head into training camp | Bucs lose to Eagles; Jags win at 49ers; Dolphins host Jets | Orlando City ties at Cincinnati | | | | The health of Jalen Suggs and Moe Wagner will be a major question entering the start of Orlando Magic training camp this week while Jamahl Mosley’s squad faces high expectations entering the 2025-26 NBA season. | | | | | Jacksonville grabbed its fifth road victory ever in 20 trips to the West Coast while securing the Jaguars' second 3-1 start in the past 18 seasons. | | | | | Baker Mayfield had led Tampa Bay (3-1) to game-winning scores in the final two minutes in each of its first three games. | | | | | Tua's going to get the chance to run himself back into, or completely out of the job as franchise QB the rest of this season because the Dolphins have so much invested in him. | | | | | The easiest path for the Dolphins to soothe the fan anger is for the front seven, not the offense, to lead the way to a win on Monday at Hard Rock Stadium vs. the New York Jets. | | | | | The Lions (14-7-10, 52 points) currently are seventh in the East, having already qualified for the postseason. The club trails fifth-place Charlotte and sixth-place Nashville by one point with a match in hand on both. | | | | | Shane Lowry's seven-foot putt on the 18th green of Bethpage Black to win the hole and push his match against Russell Henley gave Europe 14 points, which was enough to retain the Ryder Cup. | | | | | The Hurricanes were off this weekend, but they still moved a few spots in multiple polls. | | | | | After the 13-4 loss Sunday that was their 85th of an extremely disappointing season, several Rays players lingered in the dugout to watch the Blue Jays celebrate clinching the American League East title over the Yankees. | | | | | The Mets entered Sunday's regular-season finale vs. the Marlins with a singular goal: win. But those hopes dissipated in one decisive inning. | | | | | Philadelphia's Trea Turner won his second National League batting title with a record-low .304 average. Nico Hoerner of the Chicago Cubs finished second with .297. | | | | | He had five Toyota drivers ahead of him including Denny Hamlin, who had dominated all of Sunday until a slew of late cautions turned the race upside down. | | | |
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