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Jake Bates makes 52-yarder as time expires, Lions overcome Jared Goff's 5 INTs to beat Texans 26-23 HOUSTON (AP) Jake Bates made a 52-yard field goal as time expired, and the Detroit Lions overcame a career-high five interceptions by Jared Goff to rally for a 26-23 win over the Houston Texans.

The Lions improved to 8-1 for the first time since 1954 with their seventh straight victory.

Detroit trailed 23-7 at halftime after Goff threw three interceptions in the first two quarters.

He threw two more picks in the third.

Nonetheless, the Lions scored 16 straight points to tie it with about five minutes to go on Bates 58-yard field goal.

Kaimi Fairbairn missed a go-ahead try from 58 yards for the Texans.

Chiefs block Broncos' potential winner as time expires, hold on for 16-14 win to remain perfect KANSAS CITY, Mo.

(AP) Chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal blocked Broncos kicker Wil Lutzs 35-yard field goal attempt as time expired, and Kansas City escaped with a 16-14 victory over the Broncos that extended the Super Bowl champs winning streak to 15 games.

The Chiefs had taken the lead on Harrison Butkers field goal with 5:57 remaining, but Bo Nix and the Broncos marched back down the field.

They set up Lutz for the winner, but Chenal came up the middle amid a big push by the Kansas City defensive line to get his hand on the kick.

The Chiefs became only the fifth team to follow a Super Bowl triumph 9-0.

The Broncos dropped to 5-5.

CeeDee Lamb throws shade after losing the ball in the sun as Jerry Jones bristles over curtains ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) Dallas Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb is throwing shade at his home field after losing a ball in the sun on a potential touchdown catch.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is bristling again over questions of curtains beyond the end zones at AT&T Stadium.

Lamb wants the curtains.

Jones says everybody is playing in the same sunny conditions and should be prepared for it.

Frustrations are high with the Cowboys on a four-game losing streak overall and 0-4 at home after a 34-6 loss to Philadelphia.

Carlos Alcaraz beaten by Casper Ruud in his opening match at the ATP Finals TURIN, Italy (AP) Carlos Alcaraz looked little like the player who won two Grand Slams this year in a 6-1, 7-5 loss to Casper Ruud at the ATP Finals.

It marked Ruuds first victory over Alcaraz in five career meetings and the result could make it difficult for Alcaraz to advance from the round-robin stage at the season-ending event for the years top eight players.

Alexander Zverev plays Andrey Rublev later.

The top two finishers from each group advance to the semifinals.

Top-ranked Jannik Sinner and U.S.

Open finalist Taylor Fritz won on Sunday.

Russell Wilson's TD pass to Mike Williams lifts the Steelers over the Commanders 28-27 LANDOVER, Md.

(AP) Russell Wilson shook off his first interception in 11 months and hit trade-deadline pickup Mike Williams for a 32-yard touchdown with less than 2 1/2 minutes left in the fourth quarter to lift the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 28-27 comeback victory over Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders.

Coming off a bye, the AFC North-leading Steelers won their fourth game in a row Sunday to improve to 7-2.

They are 3-0 since Wilson took over from Justin Fields as the starting QB.

Wilson was 14 for 28 for 195 yards, the three TDs and the one pick.

Washington led 24-14 but couldnt hold on.

It fell to 7-3.

Joey Logano wins Phoenix finale for 3rd NASCAR Cup championship in 1-2 finish for Team Penske AVONDALE, Ariz.

(AP) Joey Logano won his third NACAR championship Sunday with a relentless drive at Phoenix Raceway that gave Team Penske its third major motorsports title in less than a month.

Logano held off Penske teammate Ryan Blaney over the final 20 laps to beat him to the Cup Series title by 0.330 seconds.

Blaney was trying to become the first back-to-back champion since Jimmie Johnson won five straight from 2006 to 2010.

Instead, Logano became the 10th driver in NASCAR history to win three or more championships.

Kyle Busch is the only other active driver with multiple titles.

AP Top 25: Oregon remains No.

1 as Big Ten grabs 4 of top 5 spots; Georgia, Miami out of top 10 Oregon is the No.

1 team in The Associated Press Top 25 college football poll for the fourth straight week.

Georgia and Miami dropped out of the top 10 following losses and there was additional movement caused by four other ranked teams getting beat.

Voters made the Ducks a unanimous No.

1 for the second straight week.

Ohio State moved up one spot to No.

2 and Texas got a two-rung bump to No.

3.

Penn State and Indiana rounded out the top five.

Billie Jean King Cup Finals to begin with added attention given to victims of deadly floods in Spain MADRID (AP) The Billie Jean King Cup Finals will begin in Malaga this week in a closer partnership with the Davis Cup and with some added attention given to the victims of the deadly floods that recently devastated eastern Spain.

It will be the first time that the women's team event will take place at the same venue and with overlapping dates with the Davis Cup.

And for the second year in a row it will offer equivalent prize money to the mens competition.

The womens event begins two weeks after a powerful storm caused flash floods that killed more than 200 people in the Valencia region east of Malaga.

Lavelle's late goal sends Gotham into the NWSL semifinals with 2-1 win over Portland HARRISON, N.J.

(AP) Rose Lavelle scored in stoppage time and Gotham FC defeated the Portland Thorns 2-1 to advance to the semifinals of the National Womens Soccer League playoffs.

Gotham, the defending NWSL champions, will face the second-seeded Washington Spirit, who defeated visiting Bay FC 2-1 in extra time earlier on Sunday.

It was the final NWSL game for Thorns forward Christine Sinclair, who is retiring after 12 seasons with the club.

Brown calls Antetokounmpo 'a child' after 2-time MVP offers handshake before pulling hand back MILWAUKEE (AP) Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo offered a handshake to Jaylen Brown after committing an offensive foul against the Boston Celtics wing only to pull his hand back at the last moment.

The incident in the first half of the Celtics 113-107 victory over the Bucks on Sunday caused Brown to refer to Antetokounmpo as a child.

Antetokounmpo responded that he was only joking around and he likes to have fun when he plays basketball.

Brown was called for a flagrant foul against Antetokounmpo later in the game but said the two incidents were unrelated.

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