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The Las Vegas Raiders, thanks to a late interception from Robert Spillane in the red zone, beat the New York Jets 16-12 in their “Sunday Night Football” matchup at Allegiant Stadium.

With the Jets driving and seemingly poised to score a game-winning touchdown, Spillane intercepted Zach Wilson and ran it back 25 yards. That sealed the four-point win for Las Vegas.

Neither team found the end zone until the first few moments of the fourth quarter, which made for a very slow start in Las Vegas. After six combined field goals, rookie Aidan O’Connell hit tight end Michael Mayer for a 7-yard touchdown in the corner of the end zone to finally push the Raiders ahead.

Wilson went 23-for-38 for 263 yards with an interception in the loss for the Jets. Wilson was their leading rusher, too, with 54 yards on four carries. Garrett Wilson had 93 receiving yards on nine catches.

O’Connell went 16-of-27 for 153 yards with a touchdown and an interception in the win for the Raiders. Josh Jacobs had 116 rushing yards on 27 carries, and Davante Adams had 86 yards on six catches.

The Cheesecake Factory is expanding its signature line of At Home products with the introduction of new Cheesecake Ice Cream Bars in grocery stores.

New Cheesecake Flavored Ice Cream Bars debut in two varieties, Original Cheesecake Ice Cream Bars and Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream Bars.

Inspired by the brand’s Original cheesecake, Original Cheesecake Ice Cream Bars feature premium, rich cheesecake ice cream, dipped in a chocolatey cookie-crunch coating.

Meanwhile, Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream Bars are made with premium strawberry cheesecake ice cream with a strawberry swirl, dipped in a chocolatey cookie-crunch coating.

You can find Cheesecake Ice Cream Bars in the frozen aisle of grocery stores nationwide in four-packs for a suggested price of $5.49 to $5.99.

The New York Giants are proving one thing every single week: it can always get worse.

Dak Prescott has now won 12 consecutive starts against the Giants, throwing for four touchdowns and over 400 yards and adding a rushing score. The only thing that added up for Big Blue in Sunday’s eventual 49-17 loss were injuries.

The Dallas Cowboys (6-3) entered Week 10 against the New York Giants (2-8), as a 17.5-point favorite, making them the heaviest favorite in a single game this season. The Cowboys made oddsmakers look smart, steamrolling the Giants for the second time this season.

Television cameras captured several instances where the Giants’ frustration was apparently boiling over.

Brian Daboll and Saquon Barkley had an animated conversation on the sideline early in the game, according to FOX sideline reporter Tom Rinaldi, who talked about it on the broadcast. A heated Darius Slayton had to be calmed by teammates Matt Barkley and Sterling Shepard, and then Daboll.

The Los Angeles Chargers shut down Zach Wilson and the New York Jets to grab a 27-6 win at MetLife Stadium on Monday night. That win snapped a three-game win streak by the Jets, and brought the Chargers back to 4-4 on the season after a rough start to the year.

The Chargers scored twice right out of the gate to build up a 14-0 lead  in the opening quarter, which was enough to lead them to the 21-point win. Derius Davis ran back a punt return 87 yards for a touchdown to get the night started not even two minutes into the game.

The Jets offense, meanwhile, wasn’t doing much of anything. They settled for just two field goals on the night, and couldn’t get down the field at all. The one time they mounted a very promising drive, Wilson was sacked twice and the Jets had to settle for a 46-yard field goal in the third quarter.

Justin Herbert went 16-of-30 for 136 yards for the Chargers. Keenan Allen had 77 yards on eight receptions.Allen surpassed 10,000 career receiving yards in the win, too, and had a ridiculous grab in what was easily the highlight of the night.

Wilson went 33-of-49 for 263 yards in the loss for the Jets. Breece Hall ran for 50 yards on 16 carries, and Garrett Wilson had 80 yards on seven receptions.

It had been a long eight games for the Giants and it is going to be an excruciatingly longer final eight games for a team that is in the midst of a horrific season.

The Giants welcomed back Daniel Jones for Sunday’s game against the Raiders but the 26-year old quarterback did not make it out of Allegiant Stadium unscathed. 

He got hurt on the final play of the first quarter and went down and out for good on the first play of the second quarter with what looked to be a serious injury to his right knee.

The Giants ended up losing 30-6 in non-competitive fashion and face the likelihood that they will be without Jones for the remainder of the season. 

Gang Green legends Darrelle Revis and Joe Klecko were both members of the 2023 class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They were enshrined in August in Canton, Ohio. And they certainly deserved it!

Revis and Klecko were part of the class that included six-time All-Pro  offensive lineman Joe Thomas; linebackers DeMarcus Ware and Zach Thomas; cornerback Ronde Barber; senior candidates Chuck Howley and Ken Riley; and coaching candidate Don Coryell. 

Revis, 37, was elected in his first year on the ballot. He was a seven-time Pro Bowler and a four-time first-team All-Pro selection during his career. He played eight seasons for the Jets over two stints. The Jets drafted him No. 14 overall in 2007 out of Pittsburgh. He quickly became a star and “Revis Island” was born with opposing quarterbacks afraid to throw his way.

Klecko was selected as one of three senior candidates in August after failing to get voted in by the regular selection committee for years. Klecko, 69, played 11 seasons for the Jets and was a Pro Bowler at three different positions — defensive end, tackle, and nose tackle.

Klecko was a two-time All-Pro selection and he led the NFL with 20.5 sacks in 1981, before the stat was recognized by the NFL. Klecko was a member of the famed “Sack Exchange” defensive line.

FIFA, soccer’s global governing body, revealed the tournament’s hosts. It selected three Mexican cities, two Canadian ones, and 11 in the United States.

MetLife Stadium in the Meadowlands will be one of the stadiums that will host World Cup games in 2026.

New York/East Rutherford, N.J.; Philadelphia; Boston/Foxborough; Miami; Atlanta; Houston; Dallas/Arlington; Kansas City; Los Angeles/Inglewood; San Francisco/Santa Clara; and Seattle.

Maxwell House looks to disrupt the coffee category by introducing its first innovation in nearly a decade with the launch of new Iced Latte with Foam – marking the first-ever foaming agent brought to grocery shelves.

Available in three flavors – Vanilla, Hazelnut and Caramel – simply add one of the Maxwell House Iced Latte with Foam individual sachets to iced water, pour, stir, and enjoy. The instant foaming agent is a first-to-market technology that provides a thick, creamy, and flavorful coffee all without the use of a café’s specialized equipment.

Starting July 26, 2023, Maxwell House Iced Latte with Foam will be available in the instant section of the coffee aisle at grocery stores nationwide for a suggested price of $6.99, which includes six 1-oz sachets.

The Jets pulled off a stunning overtime victory against their crosstown-rival Giants on Sunday.

The Jets looked like they were going to lose with less than two minutes to play in regulation but a missed field goal by the Giants gave them new life and they found a way to win 13-10 in overtime.

The Jets had seemingly lost when, down 10-7, Zach Wilson was sacked on fourth-and-10 with 1:33 left in regulation. 

But Giants kicker Graham Gano missed a 35-yard field goal wide left and gave the Jets life, leaving them down only three instead of six and needing a touchdown.

Wilson then found Garrett Wilson for a 29-yard gain and followed that up with another 29-yard pass to Allen Lazard. 

The Jets spiked the ball with one second left in regulation. 

Greg Zuerlein did what Gano could not and kicked a 35-yard field goal to tie the game 10-10 and send it into overtime.

The Jets would stop the Giants on the first possession of overtime and Greg Zuerlein kicked a 33-yarder for the improbable victory.

It was a strange game that featured barely any offense and a slew of injuries to both teams.