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EAGAN, Minn. — The Vikings (3-0) are hosting the Miami Dolphins (0-3) at 3:05 p.m. (CT) Sunday, Oct. 4.
This will be the 15th official meeting between the franchises and Minnesota's annual Crucial Catch home game in support of all who have been affected by cancer.
The contest will be broadcast to pockets of the country by FOX.
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Vikings GameDay Live will air on FOX 9 in the Twin Cities market from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. (CT).
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The Seattle Seahawks face the Los Angeles Chargers on October 4, 2026, at Lumen Field as part of Week 4 of the 2026 season. Kickoff is set for 1:25 p.m. PT. Here's everything you need to know to follow the action:
Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Chargers will be carried on CBS. Andrew Catalon will call the play-by-play while Logan Ryan provides color analysis with AJ Ross reporting from the sidelines.
On the radio, you can hear the Seahawks on Seattle Sports 710AM, KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM and in the Seahawks Mobile App. Steve Raible and Dave Wyman will call the action with Jen Mueller as the sideline reporter.
Justin Herbert threw an interception to Drake Thomas on the first play from scrimmage. Sam Darnold then threw an interception to Tuli Tuipulotu on the next play.
The Chargers took advantage with a 40-yard Cameron Dicker field goal to end an eight-play, 30-yard drive.
Derius Davis muffed a Michael Dickson punt that Connor O’Toole recovered for the Seahawks at the Chargers 23. Running back Emanuel Wilson caught a 23-yard touchdown pass from Darnold.
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The Indianapolis Colts will travel to London to take on the Washington Commanders in Week 4.
The contest will mark the 33rd all-time regular season matchup between the teams, with the Colts leading the series 21-11. In their last matchup in Week 8 of 2022, Indianapolis hosted Washington and lost, 16-17.
In Week 3, the Colts hosted the Texans at Lucas Oil Stadium and won, 19-17. It marked Indianapolis' first win despite being minus three in the turnover battle since 1999.
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Expected depth chart:PG: Mays (IP) / Daniels (NS) / DavidsonSG: Sobey / Glover / Ryan (DP)SF: Schwartz (IP) / Krebs / Foster (out)PF: Morin (IP) / GoodrickC: Hunter / Aliir / Biggar (DP)
Expected depth chart:PG: M.Doyle (IP) / Hickey / Adnam (NRP)SG: Harvey / NarkleSF: Swaka Lo Buluk / Grida / Blanchfield (out) / Patterson (IP/NRP)PF: Martin (IP) / Peatling (out) / A.Doyle (DP) / McGregor (DP)C: Froling / Maker / Macdonald (DP)
Todd Blanchfield – Hand – TBCMason Peatling – Foot – TBC
NBL27 Round 3 continues on Sunday with yet another double-header. The first game of the day heads to John Cain Arena in Melbourne where the Phoenix will host the Hawks. The Phoenix will start as the favourites although the Hawks showed some great signs in their recent win against the 36ers.
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South East Melbourne head into Sunday's clash desperate to bounce back after a frustrating 92-88 road loss to the Perth Wildcats on Friday night. While Dash Daniels continued his impressive start in Phoenix colours with 13 points and seven boards, the team just couldn't quite get over the line in a gritty contest out west. Import Skylar Mays did his best to orchestrate the offence with 17 points and seven assists, but the real concern for head coach Josh King will be the shooting woes of Nathan Sobey, who never found his rhythm and finished just 3-of-12 from the floor. Sitting at 1-2 for the season, the Phoenix will be desperate to secure a win on their home floor at John Cain Arena to get their campaign back on track.
SOUTH EAST MELBOURNE PHOENIX (1-3) 8th vs ILLAWARRA HAWKS (1-3) 9thWhere: The Fire Pit, John Cain ArenaWhen: Sunday, October 4 at 3pm AEDTWatch: ESPN
The Phoenix started their Round 3 double-header with a tough road trip to Perth, where they fell short by four points.
Josh King’s side will look to secure their second win of the season when they return home to take on the Illawarra Hawks on Sunday afternoon.
The Illawarra Hawks secured their first win of the season on Friday night, defeating the Adelaide 36ers by 22 points.
Each time the two sides come face-to-face, there have been fiery contests, and Sunday afternoon’s clash for the Phoenix’s annual STANLEY Tools Down Round is sure to be another one for the books.
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Expected depth chart:PG: Anthony (IP) / Ili / D'Angelo (DP) / Macdonald (NRP)SG: Goulding (out) / Wilson / Hynes (DP) / Shelley (NRP)SF: Travers / Ingles / Machar / Fa'ale (DP)PF: Waardenburg / Bowen / Bradtke (DP)C: Oduro (IP) / Krslovic
Expected depth chart:PG: J.Brown (IP) / Paul (NS) (out) / Bruce / Nunn (DP)SG: J.Galloway (out) / Smith / L.McVeigh (DP)SF: Lewis (IP) / Dech / W.BrownPF: J.McVeigh / K.Galloway / Williamson (NRP)C: Pinder / Bolden / Yates (DP)
The Cairns Taipans have ended a two-match NBL losing streak, pulling off a brilliant comeback from nine points down in the final quarter against Melbourne United.
Cairns finished 107-95 winners at John Cain Arena in Melbourne which means United only has one win from four matches.
Taipans star Jaylon Brown was the inspiration behind a final quarter surge, scoring 14 points to make it 20 for the match after a poor start.
“I’m just trying to find my rhythm, in the first half I was missing more (shots) and I just thought I’ve got to stay confident and shoot my shots,” he said on Nine’s coverage.
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Cairns have absorbed a 40-point virtuoso display from former NBA star Cole Anthony to mow down Melbourne United 107-95 in one of the biggest upsets of the NBL season.
After falling behind by 12 points in the third quarter at Melbourne's John Cain Arena on Saturday night, Cairns swamped United 35-14 in the fourth term.
Keanu Pinder (27 points), Reyne Smith (21), Jack McVeigh (20) and Jaylon Brown (20) all posted 20-plus for the Taipans, who climbed off the foot of the ladder with one of the franchise's finest victories.
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Expected depth chart:PG: Anthony (IP) / Ili / D'Angelo (DP) / Macdonald (NRP)SG: Goulding (out) / Wilson / Hynes (DP) / Shelley (NRP)SF: Travers / Ingles / Machar / Fa'ale (DP)PF: Waardenburg / Bowen / Bradtke (DP)C: Oduro (IP) / Krslovic
Expected depth chart:PG: J.Brown (IP) / Paul (NS) (out) / Bruce / Nunn (DP)SG: J.Galloway (out) / Smith / L.McVeigh (DP)SF: Lewis (IP) / Dech / W.BrownPF: J.McVeigh / K.Galloway / Williamson (NRP)C: Pinder / Bolden / Yates (DP)
Second up in the Saturday double-header for NBL27 Round 3 we have Melbourne United playing host to the Cairns Taipans. After suffering a tough loss on the road to begin the round, this stacked United roster will be desperate to bounce back with a big win in this one.
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Melbourne United return to John Cain Arena on Saturday night seeking an immediate response after a chaotic 84-82 road loss to the Tasmania JackJumpers on Thursday. Jacob Chance's squad was dragged into an absolute war of attrition in Hobart, with the whistle dominating a stop-start contest that featured a combined 72 free throws and six players fouling out. Despite the frustrating result, United still found reliable offensive production from their frontcourt, as Josh Oduro dominated with 22 points and eight rebounds, while veteran Joe Ingles provided a steady hand with 18 points and five assists. Backing up just 48 hours after such a gruelling, physical battle will undoubtedly test their legs, but returning to their home floor provides a massive boost.
Melbourne United are back at John Cain Arena tomorrow night, Saturday 3 October, taking on the Cairns Taipans from 7:30pm — and you can save 20% on the final remaining General Reserve tickets.
After a hard-fought battle in Tasmania saw United fall just two points short, the team is eager to return home, feed off the energy of the United faithful and put on another huge show.
There’s nothing quite like a Saturday night inside John Cain Arena. From the opening tip to the final buzzer, the noise, passion and support from the stands help make our home arena a special place to play. Tomorrow night, we want you there to help lift the team as we take on the Taipans.
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Expected depth chart:PG: Knight (IP) (out) / Rillie (DP) / Sam (DP) / Whitt (NRP)SG: Pepper / Dell'Orso / Kopa (DP)SF: Windler (IP) / Huefner / Nielsen (DP) (out)PF: Doolittle (IP) / Higgins-Titsha / WagstaffC: Lual-Acuil Jr. (out) / Brandt
Expected depth chart:PG: Mays (IP) / Daniels (NS) / DavidsonSG: Sobey / Glover / Ryan (DP)SF: Schwartz (IP) / Krebs / Foster (out)PF: Morin (IP) / GoodrickC: Hunter / Aliir / Biggar (DP)
Brandon Knight – Unavailable – Round 4Blake Nielsen – ACL – SeasonJo Lual-Acuil Jr. – Calf – TBC
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Elijah Pepper was cool in the clutch as the Perth Wildcats moved up to second position on the NBL ladder with a 92-88 victory over South East Melbourne Phoenix.
Pepper top-scored with 25 points at Perth's RAC Arena on Friday night, while Kristian Doolittle and Anthony Dell'Orso added 22 each.
With the Wildcats up by two points in the dying stages, and the Phoenix forced to play the foul game, Pepper had ice in his veins, swishing four-straight free throws inside the last 7.6 seconds.
The Round 3 clash comes just two weeks after both sides opened their NBL27 campaigns against each other at RAC Arena, where South East Melbourne claimed an 86-76 victory.
Perth has bounced back with consecutive wins over the Adelaide 36ers and New Zealand Breakers, while SEM Phoenix return to Perth following back-to-back losses to the Tasmania JackJumpers and Melbourne United.
The Wildcats will now have another opportunity against a Phoenix team that caused problems with its pressure and ability to turn mistakes into quick points in the season opener.
That first encounter was closely contested for much of the night. Kristian Doolittle led Perth with 19 points, Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. added 16 and Dylan Windler finished with 14, before South East Melbourne broke the game open late.
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Expected depth chart:PG: M.Doyle (IP) / Hickey / Adnam (NRP)SG: Harvey / NarkleSF: Swaka Lo Buluk / Grida / Blanchfield (out) / Patterson (IP/NRP)PF: Martin (IP) / A.Doyle (DP) / McGregor (DP)C: Froling / Maker (reported) / Peatling (out) / Macdonald (DP)
Expected depth chart:PG: Cotton / I.White / Rasmussen / H.White (DP)SG: Cameron (out) / Jenkins III (IP) / Williams (DP)SF: Kuol (out) / Kenyon / Rigoni (NRP)PF: Cheatham (IP) / Rakocevic (IP)C: Humphries (out) / Griscti
Todd Blanchfield – Hand – TBCMason Peatling – Foot – TBC
The Adelaide 36ers are back on the road, aiming to make it consecutive wins when they face Illawarra on Friday night.
But it won’t be an easy trip. The Hawks have come under immense pressure after being winless in their opening three games.
The Sixers have an impressive record against the Hawks, having won eight of their last nine against the NBL25 Champions, though they lost in their most recent in-season meeting after eight straight wins.
On that occasion, the Hawks, playing at home in Wollongong, came from nine points down at the final change to win by one point 100-99, with Sixer Bryce Cotton missing an open three-pointer, and Flynn Cameron unable to finish a put back after an offensive rebound.
We have a Friday night double-header to look forward to in Round 3 of the NBL27 season, with the first matchup seeing the Illawarra Hawks battle the Adelaide 36ers. The Hawks have had a disastrous start to the season and it doesn’t get any easier with superstar Bryce Cotton coming to town.
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The Illawarra Hawks return to the WIN Entertainment Centre on Friday night in desperate need of a circuit breaker. Sitting at 0-3 after a disastrous opening stretch, Justin Tatum's squad is leaking points at an alarming rate. Following losses to New Zealand and Brisbane, the Hawks were utterly dismantled 121-100 by the Sydney Kings on Sunday. While Kelan Martin and Sam Froling battled hard to drop 21 points each against the Kings, and Kyle Adnam provided a 17-point spark off the bench, the defensive structures around them are completely falling apart. Compounding their on-court woes is a growing casualty ward, with Mason Peatling awaiting scans on a foot injury and Todd Blanchfield sidelined indefinitely with a broken finger, leaving a roster that already cut import Darius Days looking incredibly thin.
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Expected depth chart:PG: Armstrong / Ayre (out) / Stoddart (NRP) / Bayles (NRP)SG: Hamilton (IP) (out) / Mathias (IP) / Drmic (out) | Stattmann (NRP)SF: Johnson (IP) / Marshall / Haywood (DP)PF: Bannan / Deng (out) C: Magnay / Gold / Richardson (DP)
Expected depth chart:PG: Anthony (IP) / Ili (out) / D'Angelo (DP) / Macdonald (NRP)SG: Goulding (out) / Wilson / Hynes (DP) / Shelley (NRP)SF: Travers / Ingles / Machar / Fa'ale (DP)PF: Waardenburg / Bowen / Bradtke (DP)C: Oduro (IP) / Krslovic
Ben Ayre – Hip flexor – TestJosh Bannan – Ribs – Game Time DecisionMajok Deng – Lower Leg – Round 8-10Anthony Drmic – Back – TBCBryce Hamilton – ACL – TBC
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Burnie-born point guard Taran Armstrong's clutch pull-up jumper with 5.5 seconds remaining has delivered the Tasmania JackJumpers a pulsating 84-82 NBL win over Melbourne United.
After Sam Waardenburg's three-pointer with 14.2 seconds left levelled the scores at 82-82 at Hobart's MyState Bank Arena on Thursday night, the JackJumpers called a time-out before point guard Armstrong drilled the tiebreaker.
United had one last chance to pinch victory, but Malith Machar's long shot rimmed out.
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