Raiders wide receiver Tyler Lockett is ready to take on an expanded role in the absence of Jakobi Meyers, but he’s far more than just a football player.
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The Raiders and Broncos, two AFC West teams that appear to be headed in different directions, will renew their rivalry on “Thursday Night Football” this week.
The Raiders have a quick turnaround when they face the Denver Broncos on “Thursday Night Football.” Here is how to watch the game.
The Denver Broncos are 9-point favorites over the Raiders, and the total is 43 for their AFC West matchup on “Thursday Night Football.”
The Golden Knights are still searching for answers on the power play, but their penalty kill has carried them to wins in recent weeks.
UNLV’s football team has lost two games in a row after starting the season 6-0. The losing streak comes down to simple things the Rebels aren’t doing.
Purdue is the favorite to win the college basketball national title and the money leaders at BetMGM, Caesars Sportsbook and the Westgate SuperBook.
Drafted fourth overall from Wake Forest last year, the former Aviators first baseman received all 11 first-place votes for the American League award from a panel of baseball writers and broadcasters.
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The Raiders and Broncos, two AFC West teams that appear to be headed in different directions, will renew their rivalry on “Thursday Night Football” this week.
The Denver Broncos are 9-point favorites over the Raiders, and the total is 43 for their AFC West matchup on “Thursday Night Football.”
Raiders safety Lonnie Johnson Jr., who suffered a broken leg in a preseason scrimmage at Allegiant Stadium, is expected to play Thursday against the Broncos.
Raiders fans have plenty of questions after the NFL trade deadline, like what seems to be holding back the offensive line this year.
