Squash News Today — September 18, 2026
Bills open new stadium with impressive performance over Lions and more — today's squash signal.
The sports world is buzzing today with exciting news from the NFL, where the Bills kicked off their new stadium with a bang, dominating the Lions in an impressive performance. The highlight of the game came when Allen found Palmer for a 43-yard touchdown, further solidifying the Bills' lead - you can relive the action by following the live updates from the game. The NFL made waves off the field as well, announcing that players Harris and Wright won't be able to sign in 2026 after a brief stint back at LSU.
In other news, the sports community is mourning the loss of Sweetney, who had a remarkable career playing for the Hoyas, Knicks, and Bulls, passing away at just 43 years old. Meanwhile, F1 fans are getting a unique perspective on what it's like to go up against a champion, as one writer shares their experience of racing against Max Verstappen - albeit for just 10 seconds. For those looking ahead to the next week of NFL action, The Playbook has got you covered with expert analysis, including shadow reports, lineup locks, and projected scores for Week 2.
Today's signal:
• Bills open new stadium with impressive performance over Lions (espn.com)
• Follow live: Allen finds Palmer for 43-yard TD to pad Bills' lead (espn.com)
• Sweetney, who played for the Hoyas, Knicks, Bulls, dies at 43 (espn.com)
• NFL to teams: Harris, Wright can't sign in '26 after brief LSU return (espn.com)
• I raced against Max Verstappen ... for 10 seconds (espn.com)
• The Playbook: Shadow Reports, lineup locks and projected scores for Week 2 (espn.com)