Ford announced a recall of nearly two million Ford Explorer SUVs. The recall impacts all Ford Explorer models from 2011 to 2019.

The company said that A-pillar trim retention clips that run up the sides of the front windshield may not be adequately secured. As a result, the trim could fly off, creating a road hazard and increasing the risk of a crash.

Owners may notice gaps around the A-pillar trim or hear rattles and excessive wind noise if the trim is loose.

Ford said it has received 14,337 warranty claims over the issue but has not received any reports of injuries or crashes due to the problem.

Owners can bring their SUV to a dealership where technicians will inspect and replace the trim if necessary.

The Jets added plenty of fuel to the AFC East discussion on Thursday night. 

New York thoroughly dominated its division rival seemingly hitting their stride in a 24-3 win over the Patriots. 

Aaron Rodgers looked to be himself, tossing a pair of touchdowns in the win. Not only was his arm lively, but Rodgers showcased a bit of mobility that may quell some doubts over whether his legs still have some juice left.

Rodgers finished 27-of-35 passing for 281 yards and two touchdowns. 

First-round pick Drake Maye also saw his first NFL action in mop-up duty. Both Maye and starter Jacoby Brissett fell victim to a makeshift Patriots offensive line, as Maye was sacked Twice and Brissett hit the turf five times in the contest.

The New York Yankees took care of business on Wednesday night by clinching a postseason berth with a 2-1, 10-inning win over the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park.

After missing out on last year’s playoffs following a miserable 82-80 season, the Yankees (89-63) marked Wednesday’s accomplishment with a raucous champagne and beer celebration in the visiting clubhouse, all while keeping an eye on their next goal of wrapping up the AL East.

With their ninth win in the last 12 games — secured by Anthony Rizzo’s RBI double in the top of the 10th inning and Ian Hamilton closing it out in the bottom of the frame — the Yankees trimmed their magic number to clinch the division to six games.

“We believe in each other, that’s what makes me think we can go all the way because we believe in each other,” Juan Soto said. “We don’t try to be the hero out there, we just try to do our job and try to win games for the team.”