NFL team in the San Francisco Bay Area competing in the National Football League
The season premiere of CBS News’s 60 Minutes has delivered lower viewership than last year’s opener, with around 7.9 million total viewers and a sharper drop in the 25–54 demographic. The shift follows a leadership reshuffle at CBS News and ongoing questions about editorial direction, while CBS touts online reach and cross-platform strategy.
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.
The NFL has suspended San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York for six games and fined $500,000 for violating the league’s personal conduct policy. York has accepted the decision and is expected to return after the team’s Oct. 20 game; the penalty includes counting three early-season absences. The case stems from an arrest in Ohio over an alleged prostitution incident.
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.
Lane Johnson has announced his retirement after 14 NFL seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, saying his personal and family priorities have changed and that it is critical for him to focus on his mental health. The move follows previous openness about anxiety and depression and comes after a season marked by personal absences.
The NFL is urging the Supreme Court to allow states to regulate sports-prediction markets, arguing these contracts are gambling rather than financial swaps. The league cites $1.8 billion in first-weekend activity and calls for safeguards including a 21-year age minimum for bettors, while defending the CFTC’s federal oversight and highlighting integrity concerns.