The Raiders already had plenty to worry about in preparing to play Kansas City before the Chiefs acquired star receiver DeAndre Hopkins this week.
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Patrick Mahomes has put up some unimpressive statistics so far this season. The Raiders aren’t putting any stock in that before Sunday’s matchup with the Chiefs.
The undefeated Kansas City Chiefs are back in Las Vegas this weekend for the first time since winning Super Bowl LVIII. Allegiant Stadium could be a sea of red and yellow.
Alexander Mattison will watch Ashton Jeanty and Boise State face UNLV, and he views his connection with the star running back as more than mentorship.
Raiders fans wanting one of the team’s Nevada specialty license plates can obtain one free of charge compliments of the Silver and Black.
Raiders rookie tight end Brock Bowers is set to play his first game against Kansas City’s Travis Kelce, the position’s longtime standard-bearer.
The Raiders have reached that point in the season when it’s time to think about what quarterback could be available when they pick in the 2025 NFL draft.
The Raiders can’t afford to wait for Gardner Minshew to get his turnovers under control. That could mean Desmond Ridder playing sooner rather than later.
The Raiders keep making the same mistakes game after game. That’s probably a sign they’re not a very good football team.
The Raiders appear set to add help from outside their building after quarterback Aidan O’Connell suffered a thumb injury Sunday.
The Raiders will be down one of their two quarterbacks for the foreseeable future, so the team is set to sign a player off the Cardinals’ practice squad.
The Chiefs beat the 49ers 28-18 after closing as 2½-point underdogs. Bettors backed San Francisco at the SuperBook, which, in a rarity, won on Kansas City.
The Raiders, after losing to the Rams on Sunday to drop to 2-5 this season, can turn their attention to the future. Losses are now wins.
Raiders quarterback Aidan O’Connell says he’s holding out hope for good news after suffering a painful thumb injury in Sunday’s loss to the Rams.