In the first game of the day, the Chicago Bears kicked a game-winning field goal as time expired to upend the Detroit Lions.

2, the Las Vegas Raiders won an overtime thriller against Dak Prescott and the Cowboys in Dallas. .

Las Vegas Raiders 36, Dallas Cowboys 33 (OT)!

The Raiders were first to strike, as DeSean Jackson got things going with this monster 56-yard touchdown!

On that TD, Derek Carr became the first QB in Raiders' history to pass for 30,000 career yards.

Initially, it looked like the Cowboys recovered the fumble, but it was ruled an incomplete pass after review.

Raiders star back Josh Jacobs ran right past the Cowboys' defense on his way to the end zone to make it a eight-point game headed into the second frame.

The Cowboys got a scoring boost when Tony Pollard returned the Raiders' kickoff 100 yards to the house.

Dallas wasn't able to capitalize on the big gain, however, and settled for a field goal to make it a five-point game early in the fourth

The Raiders saw a spark when Hunter Renfrow picked up this huge gain to move Las Vegas down the field. 

After trading field goals, the Raiders led 30-22 midway through the final frame, but the Cowboys weren't going away quietly. 

On the Raiders' next drive, Daniel Carlson nailed a 56-yarder to take a three-point lead in the final minutes of Thursday's matchup

The Cowboys capped off a 10-play, 48-yard drive with a field goal of their own to knot things up once again and send things into overtime

In overtime, the Raiders knocked it another field goal to capture a 36-33 win

It put Chi-Town up 10-7, and the Bears added a field goal to take a 13-7 advantage into the halftime break

On the final drive of the game, Chicago sustained a whopping 18-play drive to run out the clock and put Cairo Santos in perfect position to knock home a game-winning 28-yard field goal