Sports News Today — September 21, 2026

SportsNewsNow newsroom brief · 1h ago · 1 min read · via SportsNewsNow

Week 2 winners and losers: JSN, Lamb shine; Robinson, Jefferson struggle and more — today's sports signal.

Big games and big plays are shaking things up in the sports world. On the gridiron, Week 2 of the NFL season had its fair share of standouts and stumblers. Players like Justin Jefferson and Jameson Williams are still finding their footing, while others like JSN and Lamb are already making waves. The action continues today, with a matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Indianapolis Colts that's already heating up - Patrick Mahomes just found Travis Kelce to give the Chiefs the lead.

But it's not just the NFL making headlines. In international soccer, Christian Pulisic is making a strong start to the season with Milan, scoring his first goal of 2026 in a win. Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho is speaking out after a contentious match, blasting the referee for what he saw as two red cards against Atletico. And on the sidelines, some players are making fashion statements as much as they are on the field - check out the stylish arrivals from Week 2, featuring George Pickens and Jayden Daniels. But the news isn't all good - Bears QB Caleb Williams had a scary moment, leaving the game on a cart after a fall.

Today's signal:
• Week 2 winners and losers: JSN, Lamb shine; Robinson, Jefferson struggle (espn.com)
• Follow live: Mahomes finds Kelce to give Chiefs lead over Colts (espn.com)
• Week 2's fashionable arrivals, featuring George Pickens and Jayden Daniels (espn.com)
• Pulisic starts, scores first Milan goal of '26 in win (espn.com)
• Bears QB Williams leaves on cart after falling on scramble (espn.com)
• Mourinho blasts ref: 'Two red cards' for Atleti (espn.com)

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