by Big Al Staff
Monday, Sep 28, 2026The Monday sports card features NFL action and the UEFA Nations League.
Week 3 in the NFL concludes with one game. The Philadelphia Eagles travel to Chicago to play the Bears on ABC/ESPN at 8:15 p.m. ET. The Eagles opened their season with a 23-22 win at home against the Washington Commanders as a 6-point favorite two weeks. They followed that up last Sunday with a 24-20 victory on the road in Tennessee against the Titans as a 7.5-point favorite.
The Bears kicked off their season with a 59-37 victory on the road in Carolina against the Panthers as a 3-point favorite. Their record dropped to 1-1 last week with a 9-3 upset loss at home against the Minnesota Vikings as a 4.5-point underdog last Sunday. Quarterback Caleb Williams is out with a groin injury. Tyson Bagent cleared the concussion protocol and is available to play, yet Case Keenum is expected to be Chicago’s starting quarterback after practice with the first team offense all week.
Philadelphia is a 3.5-point road favorite with the total set at 41.5 (all odds from DraftKings).
Eight matches take place in the UEFA Nations League. Three games start at noon ET. Georgia hosts Ukraine as a -0.5 goal-line favorite with an over/under of 2.5. Latvia plays at home against Cyprus as a -0.5 goal-line favorite with a total of 2.5. Montenegro plays at Armenia as a -0.5 goal-line road favorite with an over/under of 2.5.
Five more UEFA Nations League matches begin at 2:45 p.m. ET. France is on the road to take on Belgium as a -0.5 goal-line road favorite with a total of 3.5. Sweden is at home to face Poland as a -0.5 goal-line favorite with an over/under of 2.5. Italy visits Poland as a -0.5 goal-line road favorite with a total of 2.5. Romania hosts Bosnia and Herzegovina as a -0.5 goal-line favorite with an over/under of 2.5. Hungary plays on the road against Northern Ireland as a -0.5 goal-line road favorite with a total of 2.5.
The first round of the WNBA playoffs takes the day off for travel after Sunday’s four opening games in its best-of-three series using a 1-1-1 home-court structure.
With the regular season in Major League Baseball ending yesterday, Monday is a travel day before the first pitch is thrown in the opening games of the four Wild Card playoff series on Tuesday.
The NHL will drop the puck on the new 2026-2027 season tomorrow with five games.
Week 3 in the NFL concludes with one game. The Philadelphia Eagles travel to Chicago to play the Bears on ABC/ESPN at 8:15 p.m. ET. The Eagles opened their season with a 23-22 win at home against the Washington Commanders as a 6-point favorite two weeks. They followed that up last Sunday with a 24-20 victory on the road in Tennessee against the Titans as a 7.5-point favorite.
The Bears kicked off their season with a 59-37 victory on the road in Carolina against the Panthers as a 3-point favorite. Their record dropped to 1-1 last week with a 9-3 upset loss at home against the Minnesota Vikings as a 4.5-point underdog last Sunday. Quarterback Caleb Williams is out with a groin injury. Tyson Bagent cleared the concussion protocol and is available to play, yet Case Keenum is expected to be Chicago’s starting quarterback after practice with the first team offense all week.
Philadelphia is a 3.5-point road favorite with the total set at 41.5 (all odds from DraftKings).
Eight matches take place in the UEFA Nations League. Three games start at noon ET. Georgia hosts Ukraine as a -0.5 goal-line favorite with an over/under of 2.5. Latvia plays at home against Cyprus as a -0.5 goal-line favorite with a total of 2.5. Montenegro plays at Armenia as a -0.5 goal-line road favorite with an over/under of 2.5.
Five more UEFA Nations League matches begin at 2:45 p.m. ET. France is on the road to take on Belgium as a -0.5 goal-line road favorite with a total of 3.5. Sweden is at home to face Poland as a -0.5 goal-line favorite with an over/under of 2.5. Italy visits Poland as a -0.5 goal-line road favorite with a total of 2.5. Romania hosts Bosnia and Herzegovina as a -0.5 goal-line favorite with an over/under of 2.5. Hungary plays on the road against Northern Ireland as a -0.5 goal-line road favorite with a total of 2.5.
The first round of the WNBA playoffs takes the day off for travel after Sunday’s four opening games in its best-of-three series using a 1-1-1 home-court structure.
With the regular season in Major League Baseball ending yesterday, Monday is a travel day before the first pitch is thrown in the opening games of the four Wild Card playoff series on Tuesday.
The NHL will drop the puck on the new 2026-2027 season tomorrow with five games.
