Squash News Today — September 11, 2026

It's a big day for football fans as we dive into the latest news from around the league, with some teams making major statements on the field and others dealing with challenges off of it. The Hurricanes are making waves with their explosive offense, racking up an incredible 856 yards and 42 first downs in a dominating 77-7 win, while the 49ers are celebrating a big victory over the Rams in a game that made history by being played in Australia. Meanwhile, LSU is breathing a sigh of relief after avoiding sanctions following an SEC expulsion meeting, and the NFL community is reacting to the news that former running back LeShon Johnson has been sentenced to 5 years for his involvement in dog fighting.

As the season heats up, teams are also dealing with injuries and roster shakeups, with Tua suffering an oblique injury in practice and the Falcons turning to Rush for QB1 reps. The 49ers' win over the Rams in Australia is also getting a closer look, with a behind-the-scenes story revealing the surprising circumstances that led to the game being played in Melbourne. With so much going on in the world of football, it's an exciting time to be a fan, and we've got you covered with all the latest news and analysis. From the gridiron to the front office, we're breaking down all the biggest stories and giving you the inside scoop on what's happening in the league.

Today's signal:
• Hurricanes offense wows with 856 yards, 42 first downs in 77-7 onslaught (espn.com)
• Breaking down the 49ers' win against the Rams in Australia (espn.com)
• No LSU sanctions after SEC expulsion meeting (espn.com)
• Ex-NFL RB LeShon Johnson sentenced to 5 years for dog fighting (espn.com)
• Tua suffers oblique injury in practice; Rush takes Falcons' QB1 reps (espn.com)
• 'We did not select the 49ers at all': The true story behind 49ers-Rams debuting in Melbourne (espn.com)