The Department of Homeland Security is criticizing Illinois Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker for failing to assist in responding to a chaotic anti-ICE riot in a Chicago suburb that forced federal authorities to deploy tear gas and other non-lethal measures.In a Monday statement, the department claimed that police "under JB Pritzkers sanctuary jurisdiction refused to answer multiple calls for assistance."Fox News Digital reported last Friday that federal officials clashed with a group of protesters who were blocking ICE vehicles from entering and exiting a processing facility in Broadview, Illinois.DHS labeled the protesters "rioters" and said that so far, federal law enforcement has arrested 16 rioters. The agency said that the "rioters and sanctuary politicians obstructed law enforcement, threw tear gas cans, rocks, bottles, and fireworks, slashed tires of cars, blocked the entrance of the building, and trespassed on private property." DHS said that rioters also assaulted law enforcement officials.Matt Hill, a spokesperson for Pritzker, responded by telling Fox News Digital that "it's completely false to suggest the state or local municipalities have been obstructing federal officials."DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE THROWN TO GROUND DURING CHAOTIC ANTI-ICE PROTEST"The state has not received multiple calls for assistance from the federal government and would remind them of the importance of coordinating with local law enforcement to protect public safety," said Hill. He added, "Governor Pritzker has been clear that violence is unacceptable and everyone needs to follow the law, which includes federal agents respecting constitutional rights to peaceful protest.""The media needs to use extreme caution before reporting what the Trump administration is saying given their record of lies, lack of transparency, and failure to coordinate with the state and local law enforcement," said Hill.The DHS statement said the protest disrupted an operation targeting "some of the worst of the worstincluding criminals convicted of drug trafficking, domestic abuse, drinking and driving, and assault," who were being processed at the facility.The agency highlighted some of the criminal illegals who were being processed when the protest broke out.Among those was Andres Ventura-Uvaldo, a criminal illegal and Mexican national, who the agency said was previously arrested for felony DUI and domestic violence.Another, Alberto Algeria Barron, also a Mexican national, was previously removed from the U.S. in 2014 and was convicted for domestic battery twice, according to DHS.NEWSOM ON COURTROOM COLLISION COURSE WITH TRUMP OVER ICE MASK BANErwin Jose Roa-Mustafa, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, was also being processed at the facility after pleading guilty on federal charges of conspiracy and intent to distribute a controlled substance and possession with intent to distribute fentanyl.DHS said that ICE was also processing another alleged drug trafficker, Ibis Alberto Testa Nunez, from Mexico, who was previously arrested by the Drug Enforcement Administration for cocaine possession and possession with intent to distribute.Two others,Salvador Alcantar-Alcantar, from Mexico, was previously arrested for DUI, trespassing and assault, andCarlos Eduardo Chavez-Cardenas, from Bolivia, was previously convicted for DUI and possession of drugs, according to DHS."These heinous criminals, including domestic abusers, drug traffickers, violent offenders, and drunk drivers are some of the illegal aliens being held in the ICE Broadview Processing Center," said DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin.MASSIVE ICE OPERATION NETS GANG MEMBERS, MURDERERS, CHILD PREDATORS: 'WREAKED HAVOC'"These rioters in Illinois are fighting to keep rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals loose on Illinois streets," said McLaughlin. "Instead of rioting, they should be thanking ICE officers who every single day wake up and make our communities safer."This comes as DHS says that ICE officials are facing a more than 1,000 percent increase in assaults as they conduct operations across Illinois.

UCF Knights offensive line coach Shawn Clark has died nearly two weeks after being hospitalized due to a medical emergency, the school announced on Monday. He was 50.Clark suffered the health issue on Sept. 9 and had been away from the team. He was said to be stable in the hospital last week. The team didnt disclose his official condition at the time.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Shawn was so much more than a coach," UCF head coach Scott Frost said in a statement. "He was a remarkable man, husband, and father who cared deeply about his players and staff. The reaction of our players and coaches to the news this morning is a testament to Shawns character and the impact he had on every life that he touched. He was loved."Clark joined the Knights program after he spent five years as the head coach of the Appalachian State Mountaineers.JOEL KLATT'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL RANKINGS: INDIANA SHAKES UP THE TOP 10, LSU FALLSHe was the head coach at Appalachian State, his alma mater, from 2019 to 2024. He was 40-24 overall and 3-1 in bowl games with wins at the New Orleans Bowl, Myrtle Beach Bowl and Cure Bowl."We are profoundly saddened by the passing of App State alumnus, football All-American and former head coach Shawn Clark. We extend our deepest sympathy to Shawns family and everyone who knew and loved him," the school said in a post on X.He started his coaching career in 2001 as a graduate assistant for the Louisville Cardinals. He was an offensive line coach with the Eastern Kentucky Colonels, Purdue Boilermakers and Kent State Golden Flashes. He was the Mountaineers offensive line coach in 2016 and later the offensive coordinator before taking over as head coach.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

PHOENIX, ARIZ. - Supporters ofCharlie Kirk who are mourning his assassination are reflecting on his legacy and how it can be preserved."He was a rare talent in that he went into the literal lion's den on a regular basis," Christopher Jackson told Fox News Digital Sunday outside the Turning Point USA headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona."He made it his life purpose to go into the lion's den and civilly, in a time when a lot of it is not civil, to civilly have conversation with the other side, especially the impressionable young that are taught the complete opposite of what he felt and somehow in a relatively small amount of time turned it into where it was a crowd that was there to bash on him to where the crowd was mostly there to see him," Jackson added.As mourners walked up to the Turning Point USA headquarters to pay their respects, they were greeted by a woman who owns a pop-up florist business and brought donated roses, babys breath, and other flowers so that each person could make their own bouquet in memory of Kirk.SHOCK AND RESOLVE: STUDENTS REFLECT ON CHARLIE KIRKS DEATH, FUTURE OF CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT"My brother donated 300, and then I allowed other people to give because in giving we receive," Terrie Overstreet, who runs The Flower Bus by Terrie, told Fox News Digital.She said that her family donated flowers so that she could fill her blue and white 1964 Vintage Volkswagen bus with donated flowers for people to make bouquets."So I opened that up to the rest of my family and to my boyfriend's family and that they completed my goal, which was to fill the bus and so the bus is filled with family," Overstreet added. "And yeah, and I'd love to be able to say these are blossoms of blessings for Charlie."Mourners from across the country visited Kirks headquarters to pay their respects, and leave flowers, notes, candles, and other mementos of appreciation to honor the 31-year-old co-founder and CEO of Turning Point USA, who was shot and killed Sept. 10 while speaking at Utah Valley University during his American Comeback Tour.Even though Kirk was one of the youngest conservative leaders in the country, he had quickly become a defining influence in the movement and was a crucial figure in President Donald Trump's 2024 election victory. He founded Turning Point USA in 2012 as an 18-year-oldwith encouragement from Tea Party activist Bill Montgomery.'SLEEPING GIANT' LIKELY WOKE UP FOR TURNING POINT USA AFTER CHARLIE KIRK'S ASSASSINATIONThe key to having Kirks legacy live on is to live how he lived, Jackson said."Im just hoping I feel like more and more people are learning to not be silent," Jackson said. "And I think that's the answer to not be pushovers and to speak our mind and stand for what we believe like he did. And if anything I feel like that's the lasting legacy he left was to stand up for what you believe and not sheepishly let a lot of the ideology that the left espouses become the norm."Ryan Elwood, who also spent time outside Turning Point USAs headquarters to pay tribute, said that Kirk was a fair and honest communicator."He really brought to light truth, justice, and facts, and that was one of the big things that the world needs to hear is the facts and the truth behind the issues, and once you have the facts, the truth, you should be able to make your own opinion from there," Elwood said. "And I think he was very good about keeping it as unbiased as possible and making people come to their own conclusions."Joel Freda told Fox News Digital that those who believed in Kirks mission must make it theirs in order for his legacy to endure."I think it's gonna take everybody that ever was involved with TPUSA, it's gonna take people that ever watched him," Freda said. "And he's not somebody that is replaceable... It's going to take a lot of people. And it's a massive effort. But I think he, through the work that he did for what was it, 13 years when he started he was like 18, 17. He built that foundation so that now it's there, the structure's already there for people to do that."CHARLIE KIRK ANSWERED 'HOW DO YOU WANT TO BE REMEMBERED' LESS THAN 3 MONTHS BEFORE KILLING

Sinclair Broadcast Group announced Monday that it would preempt ABCs "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" when it returns Tuesday night."Beginning Tuesday night, Sinclair will be preempting Jimmy Kimmel Live! across our ABC affiliate stations and replacing it with news programming. Discussions with ABC are ongoing as we evaluate the shows potential return," the companys statement read.Sinclair, which operates 30 ABC affiliates, previously joined Nexstar, another owner of ABC affiliates, in preempting Kimmels show last week after he made controversial comments regarding Charlie Kirks alleged assassin.FCC CHAIR BRENDAN CARR DEFENDS ABC AFFILIATES PULLING JIMMY KIMMEL SHOW AFTER MONOLOGUE ABOUT CHARLIE KIRK"Mr. Kimmels remarks were inappropriate and deeply insensitive at a critical moment for our country," Sinclair Vice Chairman Jason Smith said in a statement.At the time, Sinclair said that it would not lift its suspension until after discussions with ABC."Sinclair also calls upon Mr. Kimmel to issue a direct apology to the Kirk family. Furthermore, we ask Mr. Kimmel to make a meaningful personal donation to the Kirk family and Turning Point USA," the company stated. "Regardless of ABCs plans for the future of the program, Sinclair intends not to return Jimmy Kimmel Live! to our air until we are confident that appropriate steps have been taken to uphold the standards expected of a national broadcast platform."JIMMY KIMMEL'S LATE-NIGHT EVOLUTION FROM APOLITICAL FUNNYMAN TO DEM ACTIVISTKimmel's late-night show was pulled off the air entirely last Wednesday after Kimmel's remarks about the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk sparked outrage and a veiled threat from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).Disney decided to suspend the show after Sinclair and Nexstar pulled its airings of Kimmel, and Kimmel reportedly had told executives he would not apologize for his comments.JIMMY KIMMEL'S 'FACE OF THE BRAND' STATUS HANGS IN BALANCE AMID INDEFINITE BENCHING BY DISNEYDisney reversed course on Monday and announced that Kimmels show would return in a statement Monday.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"Last Wednesday, we made the decision to suspend production on the show to avoid further inflaming a tense situation at an emotional moment for our country. It is a decision we made because we felt some of the comments were ill-timed and thus insensitive. We have spent the last days having thoughtful conversations with Jimmy, and after those conversations, we reached the decision to return the show on Tuesday," a Disney spokesperson told Fox News Digital.

The American Cancer Society estimates in 2025, more than 300,000 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer and more than 35,000 will die from the disease.Longtime baseball broadcaster Ed Randall is a prostate cancer survivor."I was 47 years old when I went to the doctor for my routine annual physical. At least I thought it was going to be routine. And I felt fine that day. And, to my surprise, I was told that I had prostate cancer," Randall says.Ed realized other men may be in the same situation he was in.So, in 2003, he founded the charity Fans For The Cure, which encourages men over 40 to get a PSA blood test."There's a 99 percent cure rate if prostate cancer is detected early," Randall says.Ed co-hosts the show "Remember When," on MLB Network Radio on SiriusXM, and he takes time out of every show to let listeners know about Fans For The Cure."I'm the only person I'm sure in this country.... that stops his show to tell the men in his audience to go to the doctors and get a simple blood test, because the demographic largely listening to my shows is the demographic that is most vulnerable to prostate cancer," Randall says.Fans For The Cure's work includes hosting awareness nights and free screenings at stadiums and sports arenas, along with community health events, patient advocacy, physician referrals and men's and women's support groups.Information is available at fansforthecure.org.

A Colorado jury has ordered a local theme park and others to pay $205 million to the family of a 6-year-old girl who fell more than 100 feet to her death from a ride.The verdict, issued Friday at Garfield County District Court, is among the largest wrongful death awards for a single plaintiff in state history.Wongel Estifanos, from Colorado Springs, was visiting Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park with her family over Labor Day weekend in 2021 when tragedy struck on the Haunted Mine Drop.Investigation paperwork reviewed by Fox News Digital shows Estifanos was not buckled into her seat properly before the ride started.9-YEAR-OLD DIES AT HERSHEYPARK'S THE BOARDWALK WATER PARK: 'OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES'Instead, she was seated on top of still-buckled restraints that had been left by a previous rider. Even though a warning alarm sounded, an operator overrode the system and started the ride, according to the documents.The Haunted Mine Drop, which was the first drop ride of its kind to plunge riders underground, dropped passengers 110 feet into a darkened shaft. Riders used to sit together on a bench-like seat in a dim chamber.After being secured with seat belts, the lights would go out and the attraction would simulate a ghostly presence sending them plummeting downward in total darkness.'TILT' ROLLER COASTER AT CEDAR POINT MALFUNCTIONS FOR 3RD TIME SINCE OPENING, LEAVING RIDERS SUSPENDED IN AIRThe freefall ended with glowing lanterns illuminating the mine walls before riders were brought back to the loading platform.Following the 2021 incident, the Haunted Mine Drop was permanently closed."For four long years, Glenwood Caverns has denied fault for the death of Wongel, who was dropped ten stories to her death from a ride. Wongels parents took this case to trial to prove what really happened and to try to save others," Caplis added.According to court documents, the familys 2022 lawsuit alleged not only operator negligence, but also that Glenwood Caverns ignored repeated customer complaints about unsafe practices on the ride.Investigators also concluded that multiple staff errors led to Estifanos death, including failing to prepare the seat belts before boarding began.GOOGLE ENGINEER, 29, DIES ON YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK TRAIL AFTER FALLING TREE BRANCH STRIKES HERGlenwood Caverns marketing director Kimberly Marcum said in a statement that co-defendant Soaring Eagle Inc. had "manufactured the Haunted Mine Drop with a defective restraint system that caused this heartbreaking accident."Marcum also indicated the manufacturer had certified the attraction as safe despite a defective restraint system."Our hearts go out to the family of Wongel Estifanos," Marcum said, while stating Glenwood Caverns was "exploring all options so that we can attempt to continue to operate, serve our guests, and continue to give back to the community."Prosecutors declined to pursue criminal charges against Glenwood Caverns, citing challenges in proving manslaughter, but the civil trial gave Estifanos' family its day in court."They are grateful to the people of Garfield County for being so kind to them during this long trial," added Caplis in his statement.Fox News Digital also contacted Soaring Eagle Inc for comment, but did not hear back.

A new study from Media Research Centers NewsBusters shows that "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" had a strong liberal bias, with conservatives bearing the brunt of 92% of the late-night hosts political jokes while Democrats were largely spared.An analysis of 7,797 political jokes across 369 episodes found that Republicans, Trump allies and right-leaning media outlets were overwhelmingly targeted, while liberal figures and networks were rarely mocked.More specifically, right-leaning people were the subject of 7,189 jokes, compared to 565 about left-leaning figures and 43 that took aim at nonpartisan targets.At the same time, the findings showed only one Democrat former President Joe Biden made the list of Kimmel's top ten favorite targets, with 336 instances.LIBERALS RAGE AS ABC PULLS JIMMY KIMMEL OFF AIR FOLLOWING CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSIN COMMENTSPresident Donald Trump ranked first on Kimmel's list, with 3,584 jokes at his expense.Other Republicans and Trump affiliates who made the list include former New York Rep. George Santos, First Lady Melania Trump, former DOGE lead Elon Musk, MAGA supporters and more.NewsBusters also reported that 97% (61 out of 63) of Kimmel's guests since Sept. 2022 have been liberals.The findings come after Kimmel's show was indefinitely suspended over remarks the late-night host made in the wake of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk's assassination.Amid pressure from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Disney confirmed the decision to Fox News Digital last week after the host accused conservatives of reaching "new lows" by trying to affiliate Kirk's alleged assassin, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, with left-wing ideology, despite prosecutors reaffirming those ties during his indictment.TRUMP CALLS DISNEY PULLING JIMMY KIMMEL'S SHOW 'GREAT NEWS FOR AMERICA'"We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it," Kimmel said.Nexstar Media Group, which owns hundreds of television stations, announced earlier it would preempt Kimmel's show on its ABC affiliates starting last Wednesday night "for the foreseeable future" and replace it with other programming over his comments about Robinson."Mr. Kimmels comments about the death of Mr. Kirk are offensive and insensitive at a critical time in our national political discourse, and we do not believe they reflect the spectrum of opinions, views or values of the local communities in which we are located," Nexstar's broadcasting chief Andrew Alford said in a press release. "Continuing to give Mr. Kimmel a broadcast platform in the communities we serve is simply not in the public interest at the current time, and we have made the difficult decision to preempt his show in an effort to let cooler heads prevail as we move toward the resumption of respectful, constructive dialogue."WHOOPI GOLDBERG LASHES OUT AT CRITICS OF 'THE VIEW' BEING QUIET ON KIMMEL: 'NO ONE SILENCES US'Late-night hosts, celebrities and some lawmakers have rallied behind Kimmel after his suspension, arguing that the FCC and the Trump administration have hindered free speech rights with their influence on the matter.Some Republicans, including Sens. Rand Paul and Ted Cruz, have been critical of the development as well, raising First Amendment concerns.Fox News Digital reached out to Disney, ABC's parent company, for comment but did not immediately receive a response.Fox News' Joseph A. Wulfsohn contributed to this report.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris offered a lukewarm endorsement for New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani in a Monday interview.Harris sat down with MSNBCs Rachel Maddow for an interview where they discussed her new book "107 Days," which will release on Tuesday. Maddow highlighted a portion of Harris book that discussed the former VPs "stars project," where she met with and identified rising stars in the Democratic Party.Maddow asked Harris for her opinion on the socialist candidate as a rising star and whether she supported him.KAMALA HARRIS' BOOK PROMOTION PUSH SKEWERED ONLINE AS 'NATIONWIDE COMEDY TOUR'"Look, as far as Im concerned, hes the Democratic nominee, and he should be supported," Harris began."Do you endorse his candidacy?" Maddow pressed."I support the Democrat in the race, sure," Harris said.Harris quickly followed by saying that Mamdani was not the only "star" in the Democratic Party and hoped people would pay attention to other races throughout the country."But I mean, there are people like Barbara Drummond in Mobile, Alabama, Helena Moreno in New Orleans. Theyre all running for mayor, too, and they are stars. So, I hope that we dont so over index on New York City that we lose sight of the stars throughout our country who are right now running for mayor and many other offices, governor and so on. So thats where I am. We got a big tent, and we got a lot of stars," Harris said.SCHUMER PRESSED BY CNN ON DELAY IN ENDORSING MAMDANI, REASON FOR HOLDUP IN OFFERING SUPPORTDespite being the Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, Mamdani has yet to receive endorsements from major party leaders such as House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, both of whom also represent New York.New York Gov. Kathy Hochul endorsed Mamdani on Sept. 14 after three months.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"New York City deserves a mayor who will stand up to Donald Trump and make life more affordable for New Yorkers. Thats @ZohranKMamdani," Hochul wrote on social media.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPMamdani has faced criticism from more moderate Democrats for his progressive proposals, such as city-owned grocery stores and his refusal to condemn the anti-Israel slogan "globalize the intifada."

Wild video released by the Prince Georges County Police Department shows what officers describe as "illegal car takeovers" that have been causing chaos in Maryland.The aerial footage captures dozens of people standing within feet of cars spinning wildly at high speeds in places like shopping center parking lots.The video landed amid an ongoing political battle over crime in Maryland.Gov.Wes Moore has invited PresidentDonald Trump to take part in a "safety walk" in Baltimore to highlight crime-reduction efforts.MARYLAND MOTHER KILLED WHEN 4 TEENS IN STOLEN CAR SLAM INTO HER AND HER CHILDTrump, meanwhile, has criticized Moore, accusing him of failing in public safety and posted on Truth Social in August that he would send in the troops."After only one week, there is NO CRIME AND NO MURDER IN DC! When it is like that in Baltimore, I will proudly walk the streets with the failing, because of Crime, Governor of Maryland. P.S. Baltimore is ranked the 4th WORST CITY IN THE NATION IN CRIME & MURDER," the president wrote.The release of the footage also came as local police charged 18-year-oldNaef Salmo of Millersville in connection with a crash that seriously injured a woman during one of these types of car takeovers.Authorities said the incident happened around 1:45 a.m. on Sept. 14 at a shopping center on the 8500 block of Landover Road.Investigators allege Salmo was spinning his car in circles when he struck a spectator. Instead of stopping, police say, he fled the scene, leaving the victim behind.She was hospitalized with serious injuries but has since been released. Detectives later identified Salmo and located the vehicle.DIY TOW JOB GOES HORRIBLY WRONG AS RUNAWAY CAR HITS SAME WASHINGTON RESTAURANT MULTIPLE TIMESAccording to police, he attempted to cover his tracks by spray-painting the car a different color. When officers searched the vehicle, they discovered ahandgun hidden under the hood.Police say Salmo admitted responsibility for the hit-and-run during questioning.Salmo now faces a slate of charges, including second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct, riot, and obstructing and hindering a police officer. Additional charges may still be filed as the investigation continues.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"We know these illegal vehicle takeovers may seem harmless to some, but the fact is, they can be dangerous," Prince Georges County Police ChiefGeorge Nader said in a statement."In this case, a young woman suffered serious injuries. Weve also investigated a fatal shooting at a car takeover in recent years," he added.Fox News Digital reached out to Prince George's County Police for further comment.

The Detroit Lions went into Baltimore on Monday night and came away with a high-scoring victory, 38-30, over the Ravens.The Lions moved to 2-1, while the Ravens are now 1-2 after faltering late in this game.Being that these are two of the most explosive offenses in the NFL to start the new year, it was expected to be a shootout at M&T Bank Stadium, and thats exactly what football fans got from the Ravens and Lions.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt was Detroit getting on the board first with its opening drive, going 11 plays and 67 yards with Jahmyr Gibbs finding the end zone for the first time on the night with a one-yard run. But the Ravens opening-drive script was even better thanks to their Pro Bowl running back.Derrick Henry, who had just 23 yards rushing in the win over the Cleveland Browns last week, broke that mark with a 28-yard touchdown run to even the score after the extra point.After punts by both teams on their next drives, the Lions found themselves on their own two-yard line late in the first quarter. Baltimore was hoping to make it a quick punt given the circumstances, but Detroit was simply better at the line of scrimmage as they stayed true to the run game and managed to go 98 yards in 18 plays for a touchdown.BROWNS STUN PACKERS WITH DRAMATIC WALK-OFF FIELD GOAL IN MASSIVE UPSET AT HOMEIt was David Montgomery, Gibbs counterpart in the backfield, punching it in to cap a drive that took just under 11 minutes of first-half clock off the board to make it 14-7.It appeared momentum would totally be on the Lions sideline, especially after being able to stop the Ravens near the goal line on four tries to get a turnover on downs. However, Lamar Jackson and company were able to tie things at 14 apiece with 24 seconds left in the second quarter after Rashod Bateman was found wide open in the front of the end zone.As the second half began, Baltimore got right to work, going 11 plays and 73 yards where Jackson threw a seed to tight end Mark Andrews for the touchdown lead. But just like in the first half, Detroit had the answer with a touchdown of their own, as Goff placed the ball perfectly to Amon-Ra St. Brown, who was streaking down the right sideline into the end zone.At 21 apiece entering the fourth quarter, and both offenses clearly clicking, this game felt like it was going to come down to the wire. The Lions got their lead back after a gadget play on fourth-and-1 from the Baltimore four-yard line, as St. Brown flipped it back to Gibbs for the score.The Ravens were able to get a field goal and a timely punt, as they had 8:31 left in the fourth quarter and a four-point deficit to overcome. But Henry fumbled on the first play, as Aidan Hutchinson punched the ball out from behind.Luckily, a facemask penalty by a Lions offensive lineman stalled a potential game-sealing drive, with Detroit forced to have Jake Bates nail a field goal to get their seven-point lead back.Jackson and the Ravens needed another answering score, but the Lions defense was relentless and forced a three-and-out as the defensive front just kept getting Jackson down to the turf something were certainly not used to seeing.The Lions were able to sack Jackson seven times, with Al-Quadin Muhammad getting 2.5, while Hutchinson, Derrick Barnes, Trevor Nowaske and Jack Campbell each tallied one.Detroit had the opportunity to seal their victory after forcing the punt, and they didnt just get necessary first downs. Montgomery, who led the game with 151 yards rushing on 12 carries went 31 yards to the house to make it a 38-24 game.The Lions also went for it on fourth down the play prior to the score, with Goff placing another great pass for St. Brown to not only keep the drive going, but not give Jackson the ball at midfield. Goff finished the game 20-of-28 for 202 yards with St. Brown leading the Lions with 77 yards on seven catches.Detroit also had 225 rushing yards, with Gibbs going for 67 on 22 carries while also catching five passes for 32 yards.For the Ravens, they had a touchdown drive with just seconds left on the clock, but it was too little too late in the end.Jackson finished 21-of-27 for 288 yards with three touchdown passes, two of which going to Andrews who led the game with 91 receiving yards on six catches. Henry was held to just 50 yards on 12 carries as well.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.