The Raiders will be without two key starters when they face the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, but will get a boost along the offensive line.
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The UNLV football team remained in the thick of the Mountain West race with an easy win over San Diego State on Saturday at Allegiant Stadium.
The Raiders will try to end a five-game losing skid when they return to action Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Here’s how to watch the game.
Scott Kellen (@SixthSenseNFL) went 4-1 against the spread last week and leads the NFL handicapping contest with a 32-18 record (64 percent).
PickDawgz.com handicapper Dana Lane (@DanaLaneSports) analyzes every NFL Week 11 Sunday and Monday game and makes predictions for each matchup.
The Dolphins’ record may not look great, but they’re as dangerous as ever heading into Sunday’s game against the Raiders.
The Raiders will get back a key piece on offense for Sunday’s game against the Dolphins. They also elevated two players from their practice squad Sunday.
Dominic Lavoie and the rest of the Vegas Nation team prepare you for the Raiders game against the Miami Dolphins in South Florida for Week 11.
The Raiders made major changes during their bye week to try to end their five-game losing streak. They’ll see if they pay off when they face the Dolphins.
UNLV’s only two losses this season have been at Allegiant Stadium. The Rebels will try to build some momentum at home when they host San Diego State on Saturday.
The Dolphins are consensus 7-point favorites, with the Raiders still available at Caesars Sportsbook at +7½ (-120), and the total is 44 for Sunday’s game at Miami.
Nine handicappers and the RJ’s David Schoen will offer five picks on college football games this season — sides or totals. Here are their selections for Week 12.
The UNLV football team returns home to face San Diego State on Saturday night at Allegiant Stadium. Here’s how to watch the game.
Raiders fans have questions about coach Antonio Pierce, general manager Tom Telesco and, of course, the situation at quarterback with Gardner Minshew.
The Raiders overhauled their offensive staff during their bye week after a 2-7 start. They’ll start to see if those changes work in Sunday’s game against the Dolphins.