The Raiders are back to work after having Week 6 off as their bye week.
In this episode of Vegas Nation Blitz, our team discusses the Raiders’ recent history following the bye and how the team looks to bounce back from a 1-4 start to the season.
The Raiders made some subtle changes on offense Sunday. They didn’t snap the team’s losing streak, but they did give the offense a boost.
The Raiders moved the ball well in interim offensive coordinator Scott Turner’s first game as play caller but couldn’t end drives with touchdowns.
Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes has been nearly unbeatable against the spread as an underdog in his NFL career. But he lost Sunday, and there’s a new Super Bowl favorite.
The Raiders’ season has been nothing less than a disappointment thus far. But the team may have unearthed a star in the first round of the draft.
The Raiders couldn’t get the Dolphins off the field all day Sunday. The result was another road loss for a struggling team.
The Raiders dropped their sixth straight game Sunday after a key defensive penalty kept them from attempting a comeback against the Dolphins.
The Raiders gambled that the Dolphins couldn’t be patient enough to beat them Sunday, but Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa made that a losing bet.
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.
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).
