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Dillon “Big Dill” Smith here, live from the neon jungle, and the Giants just turned Allegiant into their own bounce house, thumping the Raiders 34–10. For the context heads: this one kicked off with both teams at 2–13 and No. 1 pick chatter floating over the Strip, but New York brought the juice and kept it rolling all afternoon. (sbnation.com)

The formula? Keep it simple, keep it moving. Rookie QB Jaxson Dart played point guard to perfection — 22/30 for 207 through the air and a pair of keepers for six, including a slick 12-yard burst before halftime and the late dagger from 2 yards. When it was time to set the tone early, Devin Singletary hit turbo on a 29-yard rumble and finished the job with a 1-yard TD to open the scoring. And the chain-moving heartbeat was Wan’Dale Robinson, who kept flashing open like a Vegas marquee: 11 catches for 113 — rhythm, reliability, rinse and repeat. (nfl.com)

Vegas tried to counter with Geno dicing underneath and a red-zone dot to Tyler Lockett, while Michael Mayer piled up steady gains (9 for 89). But the Giants’ defense and specials brought the momentum mallet. Bobby Okereke jumped a route for a 48-yard return to flip the first quarter, Brian Burns and friends kept the pocket messy, and right when the Raiders finally scored, Deonte Banks ripped a house call on the kickoff — a 95-yard haymaker that slammed the door and cranked the vibes to eleven.

One more layer of Las Vegas irony: the Raiders sat star edge Maxx Crosby (knee), and the Giants took full advantage of the lighter edges and lanes, especially on Dart’s keepers and Singletary’s bounce runs. This game had “draft-order drama” written all over it going in, but the G-Men wrote the script on the field. (nfl.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Wan’Dale Robinson — 11 grabs, 113 yards, the security blanket and spark plug who kept the Giants on schedule all day.

That’s a wrap from Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill. Catch you on the recap reel!