Josh Allen and James Cook powered Buffalo through a Rams rally despite Los Angeles owning the yardage and possession edges.

Utah turned a tight halftime margin into a 21-point cushion with a dominant third quarter, then held off San Antonio’s late push.

Minnesota outshot Vegas, struck once on the power play and ended the Golden Knights’ four-game winning streak.

Anthony Edwards led Minnesota as the Timberwolves built a double-digit halftime lead and beat New York 122-104.

The Senators turned a 10-shot deficit into a convincing road win, powered by Linus Ullmark and four different scorers.

The Nets turned a one-point halftime edge into a 12-point preseason win by owning the third quarter.

Jock Landale’s two-way impact helped Atlanta finish a tight preseason game with a 34-31 fourth quarter.

Buffalo’s 32-23 shot advantage and balanced scoring powered a 5-3 win over Florida.

Utah’s center depth faces an early test as the Jazz host San Antonio in a preseason matchup clouded by key availability questions.

With Minnesota’s top names listed day-to-day, availability—not standings—sets the tension in New York.

Oklahoma City is holding its regulars out in Atlanta, giving the Hawks a chance to test the Thunder’s depth.

Both teams enter after preseason wins, but key day-to-day calls could reshape the matchup.

Florida brings the better early record and defensive numbers to Buffalo, where the Sabres’ shot advantage will be put to the test.

The Senators bring a stronger record and a red-hot Tim Stützle to New Jersey, where the Devils’ shot volume could be their answer.

The No. 2 Golden Knights bring a four-game winning streak to Minnesota, where Kaprizov and Wallstedt offer the Wild’s counter.

Buffalo’s ground game meets a Rams team ranked higher in DYMA’s power index despite its 2-2 record.

Baltimore turned a 23-23 regulation tie into an overtime win, with Tyler Huntley accounting for three touchdowns.

The Nuggets erased a halftime deficit with a decisive third-quarter surge, then held on for a 133-128 preseason win.

The Hurricanes outshot Philadelphia 30-19, got two-point nights from Sebastian Aho and Andrei Svechnikov, and handed the Flyers another loss.

The Hornets built a 15-point halftime cushion and held off Milwaukee to close out a 105-90 preseason victory.

James Harden led Cleveland with 24 points as the Cavaliers beat Orlando 119-105, building a double-digit halftime lead and keeping it through the finish.

New York spread the scoring across its lineup and beat Vancouver 6-2, handing the Canucks a fifth straight loss.

San Francisco weathered a Seahawks comeback and finished the fourth quarter strong to leave Lumen Field 5-0.

Seattle overcame Washington’s shot advantage with a five-goal attack led by three two-point performances.

Detroit flipped an early deficit with a 24-point second quarter and powered past Arizona, 45-21.

Los Angeles’ two-touchdown third quarter wasn’t enough as Denver finished strong and the Chargers’ three turnovers proved costly.

New York erased Washington’s late lead to salvage a tie, despite the Commanders’ edge in yards per play and a turnover-free game.

Cincinnati weathered Miami’s late push to win 31-24, with Joe Burrow’s four touchdowns and the Bengals’ cleaner ball security proving decisive.

New York turned a fourth-quarter surge and a major yardage edge into a 17-12 win over Cleveland.

Pittsburgh rode Aaron Rodgers’ three touchdown passes and a decisive fourth-quarter edge to a 34-22 home win.

Jordan Love’s two touchdown passes to Christian Watson and a five-turnover defensive effort fueled Green Bay’s decisive win.

Drake Maye accounted for five touchdowns as New England overwhelmed Las Vegas with a 230-yard advantage.

C.J. Stroud threw two touchdown passes as Houston ended its losing streak and handed Tennessee a fifth straight defeat.

Minnesota’s fourth-quarter surge and commanding yardage edge carried the unbeaten Vikings to a 23-13 road win.

Jacksonville rallied from a fourth-quarter deficit as Trevor Lawrence and Parker Washington powered a 19-17 win over Philadelphia.

The Mavericks scored at least 28 points in every quarter and pulled away for a 132-115 preseason win.

With regular-season records still 0-0, Chicago’s depleted interior faces a key preseason examination in Denver.

Charlotte opens its preseason home slate against a Milwaukee group featuring Tyler Herro and Myles Turner, with Brandon Miller’s availability a key variable.

Cleveland opens its preseason against Orlando without James Harden, putting more creation responsibility on Donovan Mitchell.

Carolina arrives on a four-game winning streak while Philadelphia is still searching for its first win after six games.

New York brings a top-three power ranking and four wins in five into Madison Square Garden against a Vancouver team mired in three straight losses.

Washington brings a two-game win streak and a higher power ranking into a matchup of teams level on six points.

Houston’s preseason test against Dallas comes with Kevin Durant expected to sit and several Mavericks listed day-to-day.

Luke Kennard’s 20 points and Khaman Maluach’s 15 rebounds helped Phoenix protect an early cushion for a 102-98 preseason win.

Ville Husso’s .931 save percentage and Anaheim’s power-play goal proved decisive in a 4-2 win over Calgary.

Two power-play goals and Carter Hart’s 26 saves carried Vegas past Los Angeles in a 2-1 finish.

Golden State took control with a 37-point second quarter, then held off Sacramento’s late push.

The Celtics turned a four-point first-quarter lead into a 144-106 preseason rout, dominating the middle two quarters.