The final weekend of September is stacked with action across the sports world.
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Check out this weekend’s top sports events.
The NFL season rolls into Week 4 with a packed slate of games, starting on Thursday night and running all the way through a Monday night doubleheader.
College football’s Week 5 delivers heavyweight matchups, the WNBA Playoffs intensify, Serie A features AC Milan vs. Napoli, UFC Fight Night: Ulberg vs. Reyes headlines Saturday’s combat sports, and the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs stop at Kansas Speedway.
Here’s a quick look at all the major events.
NFL Week 4 Games
Thursday, September 24
Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals (5:15 pm ET)
The Seahawks bring their high-powered offense to the desert, while the Cardinals hope home-field advantage helps them keep pace in the NFC West.
Sunday, September 28 (All times ET)
Minnesota Vikings at Pittsburgh Steelers (9:30 a.m.ET, in Dublin)
The Vikings bring a dangerous passing game to Ireland, while Pittsburgh will lean on physical play and home-crowd energy despite being the “home team” abroad.
Washington Commanders at Atlanta Falcons (1:00 p.m.ET)
Washington’s defense will aim to rattle Atlanta’s offense early, while the Falcons hope their speed and home crowd lift them over the turnover line.
New Orleans Saints at Buffalo Bills (1:00 p.m.ET)
Buffalo remains a tough out at home, so New Orleans must be sharp in the red zone and control the clock.
Cleveland Browns at Detroit Lions (1:00 p.m.ET)
Cleveland will look to run the ball downhill, while Detroit’s home crowd and aerial threats will test the Browns’ secondary.
Carolina Panthers at New England Patriots (1:00 p.m.ET)
A strategic game — Carolina’s balanced offense against a Patriots unit that’s shown it can wrench momentum.
Los Angeles Chargers at New York Giants (1:00 p.m.ET)
Bolts’ offense wants to stay hot; Giants will bank on pressure and mistakes to keep things close.
Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1:00 p.m.ET)
A marquee matchup of one of the league’s best passing attacks against a Bucs defense that needs to generate pressure early.
Tennessee Titans at Houston Texans (1:00 p.m.
ET)
In what could be a physical AFC South slugfest, Tennessee’s ground game will try to dominate time of possession.
Indianapolis Colts at Los Angeles Rams (4:05 p.m.ET)
Colts’ fast-paced attack visits a Rams’ defense that wants to impose its front-seven.
Baltimore Ravens at Kansas City Chiefs (4:25 p.m.ET)
Two AFC heavyweights collide — Lamar Jackson’s dual-threat ability versus Mahomes and KC’s high-octane offense.
Chicago Bears at Las Vegas Raiders (4:25 p.m.ET)
Chicago’s young QB will be tested by Las Vegas’ pass rush, while the Raiders aim to keep drives clean and efficient.
Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys (8:20 p.m.ET)
A late window showdown: can Green Bay’s aerial attack keep pace, or will Dallas’ rushing game and home advantage win out?
Monday, September 29
New York Jets at Miami Dolphins (7:15 p.m.ET)
Both teams enter 0–3, making this a must-win early in the season.
Miami will try to exploit the Jets’ defensive gaps, while New York will lean on Breece Hall and big-time throws when they can.
Cincinnati Bengals at Denver Broncos (8:15 p.m.ET)
With Joe Burrow recovering from turf toe surgery and expected out three months, Jake Browning will start.
Denver’s defense hopes to pressure Browning and contain Cincinnati’s rushing attack.
Meanwhile, the Broncos will try to exploit the turnover margin and force mistakes.
College Football – Saturday, September 27
Alabama at Georgia
A potential SEC Championship preview as Alabama heads to Athens in a clash of heavyweights.
Oregon at Penn State
The Ducks travel east for a top-10 showdown that could heavily influence the playoff race.
USC at Illinois
The Trojans visit Champaign for a Big Ten road test against an Illinois team looking to pull the upset.
Notre Dame at Arkansas
The Irish face a tough road environment in Fayetteville as the Razorbacks aim for a statement win.
LSU at Ole Miss
An SEC West rivalry that always delivers fireworks, with both teams desperate to stay in contention.
Indiana at Iowa
The Hoosiers visit Iowa City for a physical Big Ten battle likely decided at the line of scrimmage.
Auburn at Texas A&M
Two SEC West programs looking for a momentum boost square off in College Station.
Arizona at Iowa State
A sneaky non-conference matchup where the Wildcats and Cyclones both look to grab a signature win.
WNBA Playoffs – Friday, September 26 & Sunday, September 27
The WNBA Playoffs continue with pivotal games on Friday and Sunday.
Every series remains tight, with stars looking to push their teams one step closer to the Finals.
Expect playoff intensity, veteran leadership, and big-time performances as the semifinals heat up.
Serie A – Sunday, September 28
In Italy, AC Milan host Napoli at the San Siro in one of Serie A’s most anticipated fixtures of the season.
Both sides bring attacking firepower and defensive grit, and this clash could have early implications for the Scudetto race.
UFC Fight Night – Saturday, September 27
UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas features a light heavyweight main event between Carlos Ulberg and Dominick Reyes.
Ulberg is looking to continue his rise in the division, while Reyes hopes to reestablish himself after a tough stretch against elite competition.
NASCAR Cup Series – Sunday, September 28
The NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs roll into Kansas Speedway, where drivers will fight to advance in the postseason.
With only a few spots available, expect aggressive racing, bold strategies, and high drama on the 1.5-mile oval.
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