Thursday's game between the Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders was the "most-watched NFL regular season game on any network since 1990."

CBS had an estimated average viewership of 38.531 million.

The game was up 26 percent from last year's comparable game window.

The Raiders defeated the Cowboys 36-33 in overtime.

The 1990 game in question featured the San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants on Monday Night Football on December 3rd, 1990 with 41.474 million people watching. 

Jon Gruden has filed a lawsuit against the NFL and Roger Goodell.

“Through a malicious and orchestrated campaign, the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell sought to destroy the career and reputation of Jon Gruden, the former head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders,” the lawsuit filed Thursday in Clark County District Court stated.

The Las Vegas Raiders have waived Damon Arnette after video surfaced this weekend of the second-year cornerback making death threats while brandishing firearms.

Arnette, 25, had been on injured reserve since October 9. He is also facing lawsuits stemming from a Las Vegas car accident last October.

He was a first-round pick in 2020.

"Very painful decision," Mike Mayock said. "We spent significant time, effort and resources trying to help him in all aspects of his life.

"There have been a series of bad decisions over the last year or so, but we can't stand, we cannot stand for the video of Damon with a gun, threatening to take a life. The content was unacceptable, contrary to our values and our owner Mark Davis has been very clear and very consistent that this is not how we will conduct ourselves in this community. The bottom line -- the Raiders will not tolerate this type of behavior."

DeSean Jackson says he's signing with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Jackson, who turns 35 on Dec. 1, met with Raiders officials via Zoom on Saturday, a source confirmed.

The wide receiver played for the Los Angeles Rams this season before asking for and being granted his release last week.

The Raiders have a need at wide receiver after they cut Henry Ruggs last week following an off-field incident.

Derek Carr spoke out about the situation surrounding Henry Ruggs, who was cut by the Las Vegas Raiders after causing a fatal car accident while he was under the influence of alcohol.

"I will always be here for him. That won't change, and I will prove that over the course of time to him. Not to anybody else," Carr said. "But he needs people to love him right now. He's probably feeling a certain type of way about himself right now, and he needs to be loved. And if no one else will do it, I'll do it."

Ruggs was driving at 156 MPH with a blood alcohol content two times over the legal limit when he crashed into another vehicle on Tuesday morning, killing a 23-year old woman and her dog.

The Las Vegas Raiders released Henry Ruggs III on Tuesday night following his involvement in a vehicle crash earlier in the morning that left a woman dead.

Ruggs faces felony charges of driving under the influence of alcohol resulting in death and reckless driving, per court records.

He was released from a hospital and taken to jail earlier Tuesday ahead of an initial court appearance scheduled on Wednesday.

The Chevrolet Corvette that Ruggs, 22, was driving slammed at high speed into the rear of a Toyota Rav4 on a busy thoroughfare in a residential area several miles west of the Las Vegas Strip at about 3:39 a.m. local time Tuesday.

Ruggs and his passenger, Kiara Je'nai Kilgo-Washington, with whom he has a young daughter, were hospitalized with "serious" injuries that police said did not appear life-threatening. The Toyota burst into flames and the driver and her dog died, police said.

Henry Ruggs III was involved in a fiery car crash early Tuesday morning that killed one person and will lead to Ruggs being charged with DUI resulting in death.

According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, officers "responded to a traffic collision near the intersection of South Rainbow Boulevard and South Spring Valley Parkway, involving a Chevrolet Corvette and a Toyota Rav4. Responding officers located the Toyota on fire. Fire department personnel responded and located a deceased woman inside the Toyota. The preliminary investigation indicates the front of the Chevrolet collided with the rear of the Toyota.

"The driver of the Chevrolet, identified as 22-year-old Henry Rugs (sic) III, remained on scene and showed signs of impairment. He was transported to UMC hospital to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Ruggs will be charged with DUI resulting in death. This is an on-going investigation," the Las Vegas Metro PD said in its statement.