NFL team based in Baltimore, AFC North, established in 1996
CBS News has begun a leadership overhaul at 60 Minutes, with Bari Weiss implementing a new editorial direction after a year of internal turmoil. Early reporting shows staffing changes and questions about how the program will adapt to a changing newsroom.
Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, highlighting Latino contributions in the U.S. The observance traces to the 1960s and reflects a history of culture, labor, and community across diverse Latin American nations.
Former New York Giants general manager Ernie Accorsi has died at 84. His 37-year NFL career shaped the Giants, including the decision to hire Tom Coughlin and the trade that brought Eli Manning, helping secure Super Bowls XLII and XLVI.
Taylor Swift has received the inaugural Artist Director Honors at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, bringing her total to 31 VMAs and making her the most-awarded artist in VMA history. The two-hour show has been hosted by Snoop Dogg from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, with Madonna opening the ceremony and multiple new nominees highlighted.
Drake Maye has handed the New England Patriots a brutal reminder of a rough start to the season, following a 35-6 loss to Jacksonville. He has thrown two interceptions, fumbled twice, and benched in the fourth quarter as the team struggles with injuries, a porous run game, and questions about leadership. The Patriots head to Buffalo next, aiming to rebound.
Unbeaten teams Kansas City and Minnesota maintain 4-0 records as they win on Sunday. Raiders push Chiefs hard, with a late turnover sealing the game; Maye bounces back for New England after a rough stretch.
The NFL has suspended Buffalo Bills cornerback Kaiir Elam? Wait. This is about Gardner-Johnson and Franklin for spitting incidents in Bills-Raiders game. Gardner-Johnson is suspended for one game; Franklin also faces potential suspension; both incidents occurred late in the first half with penalties issued. The suspensions run during Bills bye week, ending November 2.
J.J. Watt has been named the permanent lead analyst for CBS Sports’ NFL coverage, replacing Tony Romo. The deal comes after Romo’s departure earlier this month. Watt has been elevated from a temporary role to the top booth alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson, with production teams and players reacting to the change.
The NFL Week Six slate in London features the Jacksonville Jaguars hosting the Houston Texans, with Trevor Lawrence-led Jaguars aiming to prove they belong in the playoff hunt as other teams navigate injuries and tight schedules.