New York Giants offensive lineman James Hudson III was placed under the microscope on Sunday early in the teams pivotal divisional matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.Hudson had a few miscues for the Giants and it may have taken point off of the board for the offense-starved team. Hudson was flagged for four penalties on the opening drive and it cost the Giants 30 yards.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAt one point, Hudson took an open-handed swing at Cowboys pass-rusher James Houston. The moment was highlighted on social media and Hudson was flagged for unnecessary roughness.New York settled for a Graham Gano field goal as Russell Wilsons 35-yard pass to WanDale Robinson was also brought back because of a penalty on Hudson.COWBOYS OWNER JERRY JONES REVEALS REACTION TO 'THANK YOU' CHANTS FROM PACKERS FANS AFTER MICAH PARSONS TRADEHudson was a fourth-round draft pick of the Cleveland Browns in 2021. The former Michigan and Cincinnati standout played in Cleveland for four seasons. However, he only played in four games last year.Offensive lineman Andrew Thomas was inactive for the game against the Cowboys.The Giants struggles on offense have been well documented over the last few years.The Giants only scored six points against the Washington Commanders in Week 1. Their last touchdown was a pass from Drew Lock to Nabers in the fourth quarter against the Philadelphia Eagles last season.Nabers later broke the team's touchdown drought in the second quarter against the Cowboys.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Multiple NFL teams hosting home games during the 1 p.m. window of Sunday's schedule conducted pregame tributes to slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. And the reactions in the stadiums were generally welcoming.The Tennessee Titans, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints and Dallas Cowboys held moments of silence in honor of Kirk.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAll put Kirk's photo on their video boards and asked the home crowd to stand and pay respects in the wake of Kirk's shooting last week.The NFL coordinated a tribute for Kirk at the Thursday Night Football game between the Green Bay Packers and Washington Commanders, but left the decision whether to have the 13 homes teams do a tribute up to the individual teams.And while a handful of teams chose to either honor Kirk or include him in tributes and remembrance of Sept. 11, a handful declined to mention Kirk.PATRICK MAHOMES' MOM SENDS HEARTFELT MESSAGE ON CHARLIE KIRK AFTER ASSASSINATIONIt should be noted the Bengals, Lions, Ravens and Steelers did not hold moments of silence or reflection on Kirk's behalf.The Steelers previously told OutKick their tribute on Sunday would consist of the lowering of stadium flags to half-staff.In Miami, the moment of silence happened with both teams on the field. That was not the case at Lambeau Field on Thursday.And the tribute for Kirk was combined to also honor the anniversary of the September 11 attacks and other "victims of violence." The tribute was greeted with cheers and, after the silence, sent off with applause.The same happened in Dallas where Kirk's picture spanned the 160-foot by 72-foot screen that hangs suspended 90 feet above the field.In New York, the Jets held a moment of silence and played a short video tribute to honor Kirk prior to the game before many fans had reached their seats.The tribute in New York is especially notable.Unlike Miami, Nashville or Dallas, which are all in red states, the greater New York area is a noted hotbed of conservative thinking. None of the states in the Tri-State area are red.And yet in a game played in the Meadowlands, before an audience that wasn't certain to accept the tribute, the Jets went ahead anyway.That is to be noted. And applauded.Because doing right is never wrong.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

New surveillance video appears to show the man authorities say assassinated Charlie Kirk walking toward Utah Valley Universitys campus hours before he allegedly carried out the killing.The video, obtained by TMZ, appears to show Tyler Robinson wearing the same clothing officials say he had on when he first arrived at the campus event, which saw the 31-year-old conservative leader shot in the neck in front of thousands.The clip, recorded at 8:07 a.m. Wednesday in a residential neighborhood near the university, shows a man walking in a maroon T-shirt, light-colored shorts, sunglasses, baseball cap and sneakers.Officials previously said the suspect drove to campus in a gray Dodge Challenger at around 8:30 that same morning.CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATION SUSPECT TYLER ROBINSON NAMED, MUGSHOTS RELEASEDThis marks the first known video that appears to show the suspect before the shooting, and before he changed into different clothes.The FBI previously released video the agency said showed the shooter in a prone position on a campus building rooftop. The video then shows the shooter jump off the building and run away into a nearby neighborhood, the FBI said.Authorities said they believe the suspect changed clothing before the shooting. The suspect was seen wearing a black t-shirt with an American flag on it after the shooting.Separately, a video also obtained by TMZ appeared to show the suspected assassin walking calmly through a nearby neighborhood following the shooting.CHARLIE KIRK'S SUSPECTED ASSASSIN IDENTIFIED AFTER FATAL SHOOTING OF INFLUENTIAL CONSERVATIVE VOICE IN UTAHIn that clip, he is wearing dark clothing, moving quickly but without drawing attention. Law enforcement has not confirmed whether the person seen in the TMZ video is the gunman.The shooting triggered a massive manhunt across Utah County, with police urging residents to shelter in place.After more than 36 hours, officers located and arrested the suspected assassin late Thursday night.He was booked into jail without bail on preliminary counts of aggravated murder, felony discharge of a firearm, and obstruction of justice. Formal charges are pending.

A man was arrested and charged after he blatantly trampled the growing memorial for Charlie Kirk outside the Turning Point USA headquarters in Phoenix on Sunday.Fox News cameras were rolling as the man walked through the memorial, kicking over items including flowers, vases and flags. A mourner gathered at the memorial stepped in to stop the man's sick actions. A man in a blue polo shirt is seen yanking the man out of the memorial and throwing him to the ground.Phoenix police identified the alleged vandal as 19-year-old Ryder Corral. In video of Corral's arrest, he appears to be wearing a shirt similar to the one worn by the man suspected of assassinating Kirk.Corral was wearing a black shirt featuring an American flag and an eagle. The shirt bears a striking resemblance to the shirt worn by Tyler Robinson when he allegedly shot and killed Kirk while he was speaking at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.VIDEO SHOWS WITNESSES TO CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATION DROPPING TO GROUND IN CAMPUS ATTACKLocal law enforcement then escorted Corral away from the area. He is now in custody and will be booked on charges including criminal damage and disorderly conduct, according to Phoenix Police Department Public Information Sergeant Philip Krynsky.CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATION: DISPATCH AUDIO REVEALS SUSPECT IN BLACK TACTICAL GEAR, CARRYING LONG GUNNo serious injuries were reported. Officers had already been on scene to assist with traffic control due to the large community presence in the area, Krynsky said.On Friday, law enforcement officials arrested the man accused of shooting and killing Kirk, in Utah after a frantic 33-hour manhunt.CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATION WITNESSES DESCRIBE MINIMAL SECURITY, HORRIFYING SHOOTINGA day earlier, the FBI released photos of the person of interest in the assassination. The images show a thin male wearing jeans, a long-sleeved black shirt with an American flag graphic, black sunglasses and a hat.Kirk, a husband and father, was fatally struck by a single bullet Wednesdaywhile speaking at an eventon the campus of Utah Valley University in Orem. Kirk was rushed to Timpanogos Regional Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. He was 31 years old.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPTurning Point USA did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Josh Allen overcame a frightening moment in the first quarter to lead the Buffalo Bills to a dominant victory over the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon.The star quarterback was in the shotgun formation when he took the snap, faked a handoff and tried to find a seam in between his offensive line. Allen dove forward and appeared to bang his head against a players knee.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAllen got up, took his helmet off and ran off the field. It was an unusual moment for Allen and it even sparked concerns from CBS broadcaster Tony Romo.CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson gave an update minutes later."Josh Allen came out holding underneath his nose," Wolfson said. "He was bleeding profusely with a team of doctors surrounding him, trying to quell that bleeding. They finally added some cotton into that nostril. Hes back out there good to go."GIANTS LINEMAN CLOCKS COWBOYS PLAYER IN HELMET AS PART OF AWFUL OPENING DRIVEMitchell Trubisky took over for Allen briefly but the 2024 NFL MVP would get back in the game at the start of the second quarter. The Bills led 10-0 at that point but it didnt take long for Buffalo to score again. The Bills scored a field goal on the drive.Later in the second quarter, Bills running back James Cook rushed for a 44-yard touchdown.Buffalo won the game, 30-10.Allen was 14-of-25 with 148 passing yards. He ran for 59 yards and was only sacked once.Buffalo moved to 2-0 with the win.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

"American Pickers" star Mike Wolfe and his girlfriend are recovering from a car crash that took place Friday in Tennessee.Wolfe, 61, revealed that he and Leticia Cline "were involved in a car accident last evening in Columbia, TN," he wrote on Instagram stories Saturday.The History Channel star showed an image of his heavily damaged blue vintage vehicle on social media following the collision. Cline revealed on her own social media platforms that her jaw hit the shattered car window.AMERICAN PICKERS STAR MIKE WOLFE MAKES TOUGH DECISION TO SHUTTER NASHVILLE STORE"By the grace of God, we're both safe and okay," Wolfe shared with his fans. "We are both receiving excellent care and while Leticia is still in the hospital, she is expected to make a full recovery."Wolfe added, "Thank you for respecting our privacy at this time and we appreciate all of your love & prayers. God bless."Later in the evening, the reality television star updated fans and said, "It's been a rough nite but now there's light at the end of the tunnel.""I truly believe in the power of group prayers thank you to all of you that have sent them to us," he added.Cline also shared Wolfe's post on her own social media account, in addition to more photos of the vehicle after the collision.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSIn another image, Wolfe reclined next to his girlfriend as she rested in a hospital bed while wearing a neck brace."Hopefully I get surgery tomorrow," she wrote in a post shared late Saturday."Broken jaw (in a few places), broken ribs, sternum, collapsed lung and a lot of swelling on my spine. My mouth will be wired shut but I still got my brain and that's all that matters."Fox News Digital reached out to Wolfe's representatives for comment.Earlier this year, Wolfe closed his Nashville storefront, Antique Archaeology, after 15 years in business.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"This place has meant the world to me not just the brick and mortar, but the people. The community," he shared in a lengthy Instagram post. "The visitors from all over the world who came through those doors, shared their stories, and reminded me every day why I started this journey in the first place."He added, "Ive been so proud to be a part of this neighborhood, this city, and this chapter of life. But sometimes, even when something is good, you have to pause and ask yourself where your time is going and where your heart is calling you next."The television star admitted that he wanted to pursue a slower pace of life in his home state of Iowa."This isnt goodbye its just a new rhythm," Wolfe concluded. "Ill forever be grateful for every moment in that Nashville space, and for all of you who made it more than just a shop. You made it home."APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POSTWolfes decision to shutter his Nashville store comes after the death of his late "America Pickers" co-star and dear friend Frank Fritz.The "American Pickers" dynamic duo had a special friendship and starred on the hit show together for over a decade. In September 2024, Fritz died of complications from a stroke while in hospice care."Every day we think about Frank on set. He was such a big part of the show. He was my friend since 8th grade. And a lot of times when we are traveling through a property there are so many things that capture our attention that connect us to him," Wolfe said in an interview with the New York Post at the time.

Comedian Nate Nargatze told Entertainment Weekly Sunday that he never had plans to reference the Charlie Kirk assassination or politics ahead of the 2025 Emmy Awards."I know there's heartbreaking stuff that's been happening right now, but I want this night to be an escape, and I think that's why I was brought on," Bargatze said in an EW interview previewing the award show that will air Sunday.The first-time Emmy host continued, "I think a lot of people are watching, I know they watch my stand-up for that reason, so I just don't wanna break that trust that I have in them, and just make the night be a fun night."NATE BARGATZE FEELS HIGHER CALLING IN SUCCESSFUL COMEDY CAREERKirk, the 31-year-old founder of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed on Wednesday during a campus event at Utah Valley University.Bargatze called Kirks assassination "the saddest thing in the world" and explained that he wanted his show to be a "fun, silly night" away from the news.He added that he also never planned on roasting celebrities in an offensive way, saying he wasnt aiming "to just go be mean to everybody.""Basically, I don't want to, when I see them afterwards, it to be weird. I want them to be fun and good-natured and them be good sports about it," Bargatze said.JAY LENO CALLS CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATION THE 'DEATH OF FREE SPEECH'The Tennessee native comedian has made a name for himself through his more clean-cut, family-friendly comedic style based on his upbringing as a Christian.Speaking to Fox News Digital, Bargatze emphasized that while he doesnt shy away from his faith, his aim was reach out to as many people as possible to "have a great time.""It doesn't matter what religion you are. It doesn't matter what your politics are," Bargatze said. "I don't think I need to guide you in any direction. I can tell you who I am. This is why I tend to be that way, and then I steer it in a direction that welcomes everybody. Whether you're not a Christian or you're conservative or Democrat or whatever you are, that's not what this is about."COMEDIAN NATE BARGATZE SAYS DISNEY HAS ABANDONED ITS AUDIENCE AS HE TALKS ABOUT BUILDING RIVAL MEDIA EMPIREOver the past two decades, Bargatze, who has hosted "Saturday Night Live" twice and has a handful of Netflix specials in the books, has often leaned on his Christian upbringing to help shape his comedy.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP