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Michael Penix Jr. throws 3 TD passes, Falcons force 4 turnovers to give 49ers first loss, 29-20

October 25, 2026 / 3:38 PM PDT / AP San Francisco's perfect start to the season was wiped out by a painful reminder that even an unbeaten team can't overcome a 4-0 deficit in turnovers. Michael Penix Jr. threw three touchdown passes, Atlanta scored 13 points off four turnovers and the Falcons handed the 49ers their first loss, 29-20 on Sunday. "Any time you have four turnovers like that and you get zero, it's real tough to win," 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said. "Too sloppy to win." San Francisco (6-1) was already thin at wide receiver before its offense faced additional limitations when running back Christian McCaffrey missed much of the first half with a thigh injury and didn't assume his normal workload when he returned after halftime. Rookie linebacker Kendal Daniels intercepted Brock Purdy's pass intended for Jordan Watkins with 2:34 remaining. It was Purdy's second interception.…

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San Diego Named A "Bold" Landing Spot For Skubal

There is bold - wearing a New York Yankees' jersey to a game at Fenway Park, for instance - and then there is 72-point, underlined, ALL CAPS, above-the-fold bold. Let's say, something along the lines of the San Diego Padres' signing free-agent pitcher Tarik Skubal, probably the biggest, no-questions-asked rotation ace to hit MLB's open market since the Yankees signed Gerrit Cole to a nine-year contract for a tidy $325 million in December 2019. According to a report posted by Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller on Monday, the Padres have the perfect opportunity to flaunt their boldness this offseason, specifically by signing Skubal away from the Los Angeles Dodgers to front their starting rotation. Miller listed his seven bold predictions for the offseason, and while the New York Mets or Dodgers might be the assumed favorites to sign Skubal, he argues that the boldest play would be for the…

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Speed camera alerts on navigation apps may be training drivers to speed

Navigation apps such as Waze, Google Maps and Apple Maps offer drivers many useful functions, but one of them is sometimes controversial: advance notice of police or speed cameras ahead. In new research, my colleagues and I ran experiments to see how these alerts affect driver behaviour in the real world. We found drivers slow down when they get a warning, which came as no surprise. But the more worrying part is what drivers do when the app stays quiet. Drivers warning each other about police ahead is nothing new. Whether it’s truck drivers putting out a radio call or car drivers flashing their headlights, giving other drivers a heads up about police presence is often seen as a courtesy. Today, the warning comes from your phone. Waze, a Google-owned navigation app with more than 150 million monthly users, lets drivers report police and speed cameras with a tap, warning other users…

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SMU finally learns to 'love the battle' in Mustangs' most convincing win of year vs. Cal

UNIVERSITY PARK — Trailing by three points at halftime to a team SMU was expected to beat by 20, some may have expected head coach Rhett Lashlee to rip into his team in the locker room. The Mustangs went on to outscore California 42-0 in the second half, so Lashlee's halftime speech must've lit some sort of fire. "I'd love to tell you I said something special. Whatever I did to get my wife to marry me, I kind of reconjured that up at halftime," Lashlee said, jokingly. But the coach's message to his team was rather one of embracing the exact situation they were in. "You've got to love the battle," Lashlee said. "You've got to love to compete. You've got to love to play. It's so easy to get caught up in the scoreboard. Love the battle. Love the journey." After battling closer than they would've liked for weeks, SMU's head coach encouraged his team to enjoy those games and reminded them…

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