Raiders rally past the Jets 38-33 as Kirk Cousins leads a comeback to snap a 4-game skid

In a thrilling game at East Rutherford, New Jersey, the Las Vegas Raiders bounced back from a four-game losing streak, defeating the New York Jets 38-33 in a dramatic comeback. Kirk Cousins, the Raiders' quarterback, led the charge with three touchdown passes, including a crucial 2-yard toss to Jalen Nailor in the fourth quarter.

Cousins also contributed with a run for another score. Running back Brock Bowers added two touchdowns for the Raiders, who trailed the Jets by nine points at halftime. The Jets, struggling with a 2-6 record, scored early and often, with Jeremy Chinn sealing the game with a crucial interception in the end zone on a desperation throw by Geno Smith.

Despite the Jets' efforts, they could not match the Raiders' determination, ultimately falling to the Raiders in a hard-fought contest.