Sports Scores October 25, 2026: Falcons, Seahawks End Perfect Starts

Sunday’s biggest results included Atlanta and Seattle handing previously unbeaten teams their first losses, Luka Dončić scoring 52 points, and Kimi Antonelli winning in Austin. Results are current as of 2:50 a.m. ET Monday, October 26.

The sports scores from October 25, 2026, delivered a pair of NFL shockers and a historic day in Paris. The Falcons forced four turnovers to end San Francisco’s perfect start, while the Seahawks held Kansas City to three points. Earlier, Aaron Rodgers moved alone into third place on the NFL’s career touchdown-pass list.

Meanwhile, Luka Dončić produced the day’s biggest individual performance with 52 points in a Lakers comeback. In motorsports, Kimi Antonelli won the United States Grand Prix and moved within touching distance of the Formula One championship. Kyle Larson also survived Talladega to win the YellaWood 500.

NFL: Falcons and Seahawks knock off unbeaten contenders

Atlanta Falcons 29, San Francisco 49ers 20

Atlanta erased an 11-point deficit with 23 unanswered points and handed San Francisco its first loss. Michael Penix Jr. completed 25 of 34 passes for 213 yards and three touchdowns, while the Falcons’ defense forced four turnovers. Brock Purdy threw for 288 yards but was intercepted twice.

Seattle Seahawks 20, Kansas City Chiefs 3

Seattle’s defense limited Kansas City to 213 total yards as the Chiefs also lost for the first time. Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught nine passes for 150 yards and a touchdown. In addition, Emanuel Wilson rushed for 100 yards and sealed the result with a late 21-yard score.

Cincinnati Bengals 35, Baltimore Ravens 13

Cincinnati trailed 13-0 at halftime before Joe Burrow threw four second-half touchdown passes. Burrow completed 16 of 18 attempts for 249 yards after the break, and Tee Higgins finished with 148 receiving yards.

Detroit Lions 20, Green Bay Packers 17

Jake Bates kicked a 22-yard field goal as time expired. Jared Goff threw for 303 yards and two touchdowns to Jameson Williams, while Amon-Ra St. Brown collected 153 receiving yards.

Cleveland Browns 27, Tennessee Titans 24

Andre Szmyt made a 32-yard field goal on the final play after Tennessee tied the game with 58 seconds left. Deshaun Watson threw for 308 yards, and Tony Pollard scored three touchdowns for the Titans.

Minnesota Vikings 16, Indianapolis Colts 10

Minnesota improved to 6-0 when Harrison Smith intercepted a late pass to protect the lead. T.J. Hockenson caught the go-ahead touchdown early in the fourth quarter.

Miami Dolphins 28, New York Jets 25

Malik Willis accounted for three touchdowns as Miami earned its first victory. He threw two scores to Caleb Douglas and ran for another, while Ollie Gordon II rushed for 103 yards and a touchdown.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 43, Carolina Panthers 13

Tampa Bay turned four Carolina giveaways into a runaway win. Bucky Irving rushed for 106 yards and two touchdowns, and Calijah Kancey returned a fumble 32 yards for another score.

Denver Broncos 30, Arizona Cardinals 16

Bo Nix threw a touchdown pass and added a 62-yard scoring run as Denver won its third straight game. Nix finished with 222 passing yards and 73 more on the ground.

Los Angeles Rams 35, Las Vegas Raiders 21

Matthew Stafford threw three touchdown passes, and the Rams built a 28-3 second-quarter lead. Kyren Williams and Blake Corum combined for 192 rushing yards and two scores.

New York Giants 27, Houston Texans 21 — overtime

Devin Singletary ended the game with a 30-yard touchdown run. J.J. McCarthy threw for 252 yards in his Giants debut, while Cam Skattebo rushed for 124 yards.

Pittsburgh Steelers 16, New Orleans Saints 10

In the NFL’s first regular-season game in Paris, Rodgers threw his 540th career touchdown pass to move past Peyton Manning for third all time. Pittsburgh also held New Orleans scoreless after halftime.

NBA: Dončić scores 52 as Lakers erase 18-point deficit

Los Angeles Lakers 132, Utah Jazz 123: Dončić scored 52 points, handed out 10 assists and grabbed eight rebounds. He made eight 3-pointers, while Austin Reaves added 29 points. Utah had led by 18 in the second quarter.

Indiana Pacers 136, Brooklyn Nets 109: Tyrese Haliburton scored 20 of his 24 points after halftime. Pascal Siakam added 21 points, seven rebounds and six assists as Indiana dominated the third quarter.

Minnesota Timberwolves 117, Toronto Raptors 94: Anthony Edwards scored 26 points on 10-of-18 shooting. Minnesota remained unbeaten, while Toronto’s Scottie Barnes missed all 12 of his shots.

Orlando Magic 111, New York Knicks 102: Franz Wagner scored 21 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter as Orlando erased a 10-point deficit. Wagner also had 13 rebounds and nine assists.

Oklahoma City Thunder 108, Los Angeles Clippers 101: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 34 points. However, Oklahoma City’s Jalen Williams left on a stretcher following a late left-leg injury and offered a thumbs-up to the crowd.

Detroit Pistons 106, Philadelphia 76ers 93: Cade Cunningham posted 26 points, eight rebounds and eight assists. Detroit improved to 3-0 despite missing two starters.

Memphis Grizzlies 123, Sacramento Kings 112: Ty Jerome scored 31 points, and Memphis used a late 11-0 run to remain unbeaten. Zach LaVine led Sacramento with 37 points.

NHL: Predators rout Avalanche; Hughes reaches 500 points

Florida Panthers 3, Chicago Blackhawks 2: Lars Eller scored late to lift Florida, while Akira Schmid stopped 20 shots.

Dallas Stars 6, New York Islanders 3: Jason Robertson scored twice as Dallas pulled away and extended its winning streak to five games.

Montreal Canadiens 2, Winnipeg Jets 1: Jacob Fowler made 33 saves as Montreal held on in the outdoor Heritage Classic.

Nashville Predators 6, Colorado Avalanche 2: Ryan O’Reilly produced four points as Nashville handed Colorado a lopsided defeat.

Minnesota Wild 4, Vancouver Canucks 2: Quinn Hughes recorded a goal and an assist in his return to Vancouver and reached 500 career points. Kirill Kaprizov added his NHL-leading 13th goal.

Soccer: LAFC clinches; Real Madrid wins El Clásico

LAFC 2, LA Galaxy 2: Joseph Paintsil scored twice to give the Galaxy a 2-0 lead. Denis Bouanga and Leo Walta answered after halftime, and the comeback draw secured LAFC’s MLS playoff berth.

NWSL: Gotham FC defeated Orlando Pride 2-1, while Kansas City Current beat Washington Spirit 2-1.

Premier League: Liverpool beat Brighton 2-0 for its first home league win of the season. Bournemouth stunned Manchester United 3-0 at Old Trafford; Newcastle beat Crystal Palace 2-0; Sunderland and Leeds drew 0-0; Hull and Brentford drew 1-1.

La Liga: Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 2-1 at Camp Nou. Serie A: Inter Milan beat Fiorentina 2-1, while Juventus won 2-0 at Lecce.

Motorsports: Antonelli wins in Austin; Larson survives Talladega

Kimi Antonelli controlled the United States Grand Prix from pole and finished 13.078 seconds ahead of Charles Leclerc. Max Verstappen placed third, followed by Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris. Antonelli’s ninth victory of the season left the 20-year-old on the brink of becoming Formula One’s youngest champion.

At Talladega, Kyle Larson won the NASCAR Cup Series YellaWood 500 after leading 23 of 189 laps. It was Larson’s third victory of the season and his first Cup win at Talladega.

Golf and tennis: Yoshida earns first LPGA victory

Yuri Yoshida closed with a 68 and finished at 17-under 271 to win the BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea. It was her first LPGA Tour title. Haeran Ryu and Hye-Jin Choi shared second place.

Elena Rybakina defeated Leylah Fernandez 6-2, 6-2 to retain the Ningbo Open title. Meanwhile, Daniil Medvedev defended his Almaty Open crown and strengthened his bid for a place in the ATP Finals.

Postseason and standings snapshot

• World Series: Milwaukee Brewers lead Tampa Bay Rays 2-0; Game 3 is Monday in Tampa.
• WNBA Finals: Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream tied 2-2; Game 5 is Monday.
• NFL unbeaten teams: Minnesota Vikings 6-0.
• One-loss NFL contenders: San Francisco 49ers 6-1; Kansas City Chiefs 5-1.
• AFC North leader: Cleveland Browns 5-2.
• MLS: LAFC clinched a playoff berth at 12-9-11, 47 points.

October 25 sports scores at a glance

NFL

• Steelers 16, Saints 10
• Vikings 16, Colts 10
• Dolphins 28, Jets 25
• Bengals 35, Ravens 13
• Browns 27, Titans 24
• Buccaneers 43, Panthers 13
• Falcons 29, 49ers 20
• Giants 27, Texans 21 (OT)
• Broncos 30, Cardinals 16
• Rams 35, Raiders 21
• Lions 20, Packers 17
• Seahawks 20, Chiefs 3

NBA

• Lakers 132, Jazz 123
• Pacers 136, Nets 109
• Timberwolves 117, Raptors 94
• Magic 111, Knicks 102
• Thunder 108, Clippers 101
• Pistons 106, 76ers 93
• Grizzlies 123, Kings 112

NHL

• Panthers 3, Blackhawks 2
• Stars 6, Islanders 3
• Canadiens 2, Jets 1
• Predators 6, Avalanche 2
• Wild 4, Canucks 2

Soccer

• LAFC 2, LA Galaxy 2
• Gotham FC 2, Orlando Pride 1
• Kansas City Current 2, Washington Spirit 1
• Liverpool 2, Brighton 0
• Bournemouth 3, Manchester United 0
• Newcastle 2, Crystal Palace 0
• Sunderland 0, Leeds 0
• Hull 1, Brentford 1
• Real Madrid 2, Barcelona 1
• Inter Milan 2, Fiorentina 1
• Juventus 2, Lecce 0

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