Raiders PFF grades: 5 highest-rated from Week 2 vs Ravens

5 highest-rated Raiders from Week 2 win over Ravens


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Davante Adams on Raiders Beating Ravens: Don't Mean We're Going to Win the Super Bowl

Sin City Raiders Club News Las Vegas Raiders star Davante Adams is trying to keep his team's feet on the ground following a 26-23 win over the Baltimore Ravens. "It don't mean we're…Check out more at sincityraidersclub.com


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Davante Adams calls sideline meeting, fires up Raiders' offense

After six-plus quarters of anemic offensive football -- the Las Vegas Raiders had just 43 yards of total offense at halftime, with just 4 yards coming on the ground -- Davante Adams had seen enough. "It got ... not rowdy, but I had to speak up a little bit and use some voices just to get guys going," Adams said. Las Vegas, which trailed by 10 points with more than 10 minutes to play, rallied for a 26-23 victory to get its first win of the season. Indeed, the Raiders had lost 49 straight games when trailing by 10 or more points during the fourth quarter, dating to the 2016 season opener against the New Orleans Saints, according to ESPN Research.


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Chain official from Ravens-Raiders hospitalized after collapsing on field, receiving chest compressions

A chain official was carted off the field on Sunday night during the Bears-Texans game, too.


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Fantasy Football Week 2: 5 breakout players with stunning point totals

Week 2 saw several lesser-known NFL players with massive performances. Here are five breakout performances from Sunday's slate of games.


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WATCH: Ravens honored the late Jacoby Jones and Joe D'Alessandris before matchup with Raiders

The Baltimore Ravens are looking to get back to the Super Bowl, and the organization will be motivated by the passing of two key franchise members.


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3 Players To Watch in Ravens vs. Raiders

After a heartbreaking loss to the Kansas City Chiefs last week, the Baltimore Ravens return to the warm embrace of M&T Bank Stadium for the first time this season when they host the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. The Raiders may not be as intimidating as their AFC West rivals, but the Ravens know they can't overlook any opponent. With that in mind, here are three Baltimore players whose performances on Sunday could sway the entire game. This week, Stanley will look to cut down on the penalties while facing one of the best edge rushers in the league.


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Exclusive: Raiders OL Jakcson Powers-Johnson From the Locker Room Ravens Week

HENDERSON, Nev.--The Las Vegas Raiders are a disappointing 0-1 in the early 2024 NFL regular season. The quickest way to heal the wound of that disappointing loss to the Chargers would be to upset the Ravens this weekend.


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49ers attempted to acquire Raiders receiver in surprising proposal

The San Francisco 49ers certainly were active throughout the summer. San Francisco had to make a handful of moves after losing in the Super Bowl to the Kansas City Chiefs and is in a good spot right now, despite superstar running back Christian McCaffrey currently on the Injured Reserve. The 49ers were active and luckily were able to hang on to all of their stars. It seemed like the 49ers were going to trade star receiver Brandon Aiyuk at one point, but luckily they landed him on a new deal.


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Sunday Sweats: Eight bets to add to your NFL Week 2 card

The wish was that the arrival and rebirth of the Sunday Sweats would trigger a turnaround for the recently dwindling bottom line of the weekend betting column, and it came true in Week 1. The column hit all three of its point-spread bets placed earlier in the summer, both player props and saw the Lions survive in overtime to cash a four-team moneyline parlay. Overall, I went 8-4 with a return of more than $1,100 to begin the NFL season in this space. Bets placed outside of the weekly NFL pick'em  will also be accounted for here.


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Raiders activate former 1st round pick days after signing him to practice squad

You can’t have too many pass rushers. But you can have too few. And at present the Raiders are lacking in that department.


They lost Malcolm Koonce to a knee injury just before the season opener, prompting them to sign Charles Snowden off the practice squad to the active roster. Then six snaps into that game, they lost Tyree Wilson to a knee injury.


Koonce’s injury had him placed on injured reserve. The Wilson knee injury is a sprain, which will have him out an unknown amount of time. To prepare for his absence, and to replace Snowden’s spot on the practice squad, they added K’Lavon Chaisson to the practice squad.


The former first round pick is still just 25 and therefore still carries that hope that he will live up to his potential. And with Wilson officially OUT this week, the Raiders are apparently ready to give him a shot already.


C/haisson has been activated from the practice squad for Sunday’s game in Baltimore along with CB Sam Webb who had been elevated for the season opener as well.


With Chaisson in the mix, the Raiders will go into the game with four edge rushers on the roster along with Maxx Crosby, Janarius Robinson, and Snowden.


Webb offers needed depth as well, giving them five active cornerbacks along with Nate Hobbs, Jack Jones, Jakorian Bennett, and Darnay Holmes.









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Las Vegas Raiders head coach says he'd tell Tua Tagovailoa to retire following latest concussion

In Thursday night's 31-10 loss against the Buffalo Bills, Tagovailoa had to leave the field in the third quarter after he dove for a first down and took a hit to the head by Bills safety Damar Hamlin. The 26-year-old stayed on the ground at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens and was attended to by Dolphins trainers.


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Raiders-Ravens Week 2 Injury Report: Tyree Wilson, Decamerion Richardson ruled out

Las Vegas Raiders: DE Tyree Wilson has been ruled out for the Week 2 matchup against the Ravens due to the knee injury he suffered last week. CB Decamerion Richardson (hamstring) was a non-participant in practice this week and is also out. Powers-Johnson (illness) is questionable to play and will be a game-time decision, per Coach Pierce. The rookie guard missed last week's game with an illness. Pierce expects LB Tommy Eichenberg, who was inactive last week with a knee injury, to make his Raiders debut, seeing action primarily on special teams.


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Chargers running back J.K. Dobbins looking to continue strong start against Panthers

J.K. Dobbins made a successful return one year after an Achilles injury. Dobbins rushed for 135 yards on 10 carries last weekend, helping the Los Angeles Chargers to a 22-10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders.


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3 Key matchups to watch for in Raiders vs Ravens Week 2

It’s off to Baltimore for the Raiders this week to square off against the Ravens. Let’s take a look at a few key matchups that could be of particular importance to the outcome.


Robert Spillane vs Derrick Henry




Last week the Raiders held up well against the run in the first half. Then it fell apart in the second half. Spillane wasn’t specifically to blame for any of the big runs the Chargers had in terms of execution. He didn’t miss those tackles and he didn’t screw up his run fits.


That being said, Henry has a way of forcing missed tackles. And it will be Spillane’s job to make sure his teammates are playing disciplined football. Particularly Divine Deablo had a couple big lapses last week that cost the Raiders big time. Spillane will have to not only do his job on a given play, but make sure his teammates are doing theirs. And even when he’s doing his job to keep Henry from winning their one-on-one battles.


Maxx Crosby vs Lamar Jackson




The Ravens’ offensive line has some issues at the moment. Crosby should get some pressure, as you typically does, but that won’t be enough in this one. It’s one thing to get into the backfield, it’s another to corral Lamar Jackson.


Crosby will have to think not only about getting pressure, but also protecting the edge from Jackson taking off running and also catching Jackson should he get near him. Jackson put up 122 yards rushing against the Chiefs in the opener and he will do that to the Raiders too if they’re not careful. Crosby is the most capable of limiting that damage.


Gardner Minshew vs Ravens secondary




The Ravens are vulnerable against the pass. The Chiefs had some good success through the air against them. Rashee Rice had 103 yards and Xavier Worthy had two touchdowns. And they will be without rookie top pick Nate Wiggins who is OUT with a concussion.


What the Chiefs have that makes most secondaries vulnerable is Patrick Mahomes. He can make anyone look silly. The Chiefs don’t have the talent at receiver the Raiders have, so that should count for something. Whether it does or not will be up to Minshew. He averaged an NFL low 4.5 air yards per pass last week. That has to change if the Raiders offense is to sustain drives and put up more than ten points.









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Report: 49ers eyed Meyers trade with Raiders before Aiyuk deal

The San Francisco 49ers reportedly inquired with the Las Vegas Raiders about a trade for wide receiver Jakobi Meyers before coming to an agreement with Brandon Aiyuk.


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Will the Chargers-Panthers matchup be on in your area?

The Los Angeles Chargers (1-0) are set to get Week 2 underway against the Carolina Panthers (0-1). Those in the yellow area on the TV map will get the game on CBS, courtesy of 506 Sports.


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Ravens will look to get offense rolling against Raiders

Baltimore coach John Harbaugh said the team doesn't want to be one-dimensional, even though the Ravens added four-time Pro Bowl running back Derrick Henry in the offseason. The Ravens are trying to build an offense that can attack teams in various ways and they don't want to rely too heavily on the running game, which ranked No. 1 in the NFL last season. “We didn't bring Derrick in here to be the guy that gets the ball 30 times a game,” Harbaugh said this week. Henry had just 13 carries for 46 yards with a five-yard touchdown in a 27-20 season-opening loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.


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WATCH: Ray Lewis and Ed Reed featured in epic Ravens' hype video for Week 2

The Ravens are returning to M&T Bank Stadium for the first time since a heartbreaking 17-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC title game. The season opener will feature a visit from the retooled Las Vegas Raiders, and they brought out the big guns on video, featuring


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Can Joey Bosa play Sunday after missing Chargers practice because of a back injury?

Joey Bosa was the Chargers' leading tackler during a Week 1 win over the Raiders, but a back injury kept him out of practice Thursday ahead of the Carolina game.


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NFL Week 2 announcers: Television broadcasters, announcing crews for Week 2 NFL schedule

NFL Week 2 announcers, channels, streaming information, times for all 16 games on the schedule in the second week of the 2024 NFL regular season.


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9/11/24 - Show #638: "Raiders at Chargers Recap, Raiders at Ravens Preview, 13 Callers to the Boneline"

ICYMI: Show Topics:



Segment #1: Raiders at Chargers Recap



Postgame thoughts on our game in Los Angeles vs the Chargers. We hear from Coach Antonio Pierce plus excerpts from the Rich Eisen Show and Chris Simms Unbuttoned.



Segment #2: Raiders at Ravens Preview



We look ahead to this Sunday's game vs the Ravens in Baltimore.



Segment #3: So Sez Da Prez



Thoughts from our host, Larry DaPrez Rogers on this season opening loss.



Segment #4: The Boneline call-in segment, where listeners can join the show (Call 1-77-55-RAIDER)



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01. Cheesehead Raider

02. Raider Traci from New Jersey

03. Carlos Freeze in Memphis

04. The Raider Warrior from Iowa

05. Raider Sid, the Desert Raider

06. Bluegrass Raider

07. Matty Raider, Albany NY

08. Patrick from Mississippi

09. Nebraska Raider

10. Raider Colin from Pleasanton

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Music credit: Back in Black - Tribute to AC/DC; Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood; The Raiders by Sam Spence.



Running time: 1:26:38


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Raiders' Davante Adams: Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has a legendary trait

The Las Vegas Raiders have a tough test on Sunday, as the team will travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens in Week 2. The silver and black suffered a frustrating loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1. The offense struggled to sustain drives and the defense failed to contain the Chargers' rushing attack. The Raiders' incompetent rush defense was a pivotal reason for their defeat last Sunday, with the unit surrendering 176 rushing yards, including 135 to JK Dobbins on just 10 carries.


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Ravens-Raiders injury report: Lamar Jackson, Adisa Isaac return to practice

The Ravens released their first injury report of the week ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Raiders, and two key contributors returned to practice. After missing Tuesday's practice with soreness, Jackson returned to practice on Wednesday and wasn't listed on the…


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What Does '00' on Raiders' Helmets Stand for?

A zoomed up shot of Las Vegas Raiders safety Tre'von Moehrig's helmet to display the decals. | Kirby Lee-Imagn Images The Raiders debuted this new decal for the 2024 season. by: Madison Williams Posted: Sep 11, 2024 / 01:13 PM CDT Updated: Sep 11, 2024 / 01:13 PM CDT SHARE The Las Vegas Raiders are sporting a new decal on their helmets for the 2024 season. Fans will notice Raiders players having the number "00" on the back of their helmets this year. This number honors the late Jim Otto, a former Raider who won an AFL championship with the team in 1967. The Pro Football Hall of Famer died at age 86 in May. The decal for Otto will mimic the one on the back right side of the helmets honoring the


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NFL sets ratings record: 21M viewers per game

Sin City Raiders News The NFL averaged 21.0 million viewers per game during the league's opening week, making it the most-watched Week 1 on record.


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9/11/24 - Show #638: "Raiders at Chargers Recap, Raiders at Ravens Preview, 13 Callers to the Boneline"

Show Topics:



Segment #1: Raiders at Chargers Recap



Postgame thoughts on our game in Los Angeles vs the Chargers. We hear from Coach Antonio Pierce plus excerpts from the Rich Eisen Show and Chris Simms Unbuttoned.



Segment #2: Raiders at Ravens Preview



We look ahead to this Sunday's game vs the Ravens in Baltimore.



Segment #3: So Sez Da Prez



Thoughts from our host, Larry DaPrez Rogers on this season opening loss.



Segment #4: The Boneline call-in segment, where listeners can join the show (Call 1-77-55-RAIDER)



Callers:



01. Cheesehead Raider

02. Raider Traci from New Jersey

03. Carlos Freeze in Memphis

04. The Raider Warrior from Iowa

05. Raider Sid, the Desert Raider

06. Bluegrass Raider

07. Matty Raider, Albany NY

08. Patrick from Mississippi

09. Nebraska Raider

10. Raider Colin from Pleasanton

11. RaiderClaus

12. Raider Jeff from DC Metro

13. Raider Greg



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Music credit: Back in Black - Tribute to AC/DC; Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood; The Raiders by Sam Spence.



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Plaschke: Jim Harbaugh's reborn Chargers beat Raiders with fighting image of their new coach

The Chargers fought back against the Raiders, stood up when the pressure was on, and found strength to win in the style of new coach Jim Harbaugh.


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Busters for Raiders Week 1 loss to Chargers

Those responsible for the Raiders' collapse in LA.


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Raiders sign former Jaguars EDGE, first-round pick

The Raiders signed former Jaguars edge rusher and 2020 first-round NFL draft pick K'Lavon Chaisson on Tuesday, Las Vegas announced. Jacksonville allowed Chaisson to hit free agency this offseason, leading him to sign with Carolina in March. But the Panthers


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Ravens pass defense should bounce back against the Raiders

Patrick Mahomes is the face of the NFL for a reason, and he looked the part in the season opener, throwing for 291 yards against a highly regarded Baltimore Ravens defense. Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy consistently made plays on Thursday night,


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NFL: Chargers spoil NFL debut of Napa High grad Bowers, Raiders, 22-10

Napa High graduate Brock Bowers had six catches for 58 yards in his NFL debut for the Las Vegas Raiders, including a 26-yard pickup in the second quarter, in a 22-10 road loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.


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Could Alexander Mattison overtake Zamir White for Raiders lead running back?

The Las Vegas Raiders fell to the Los Angeles Chargers 22-10 on Sunday, as the Raiders' offense struggled to sustain drives and scored just three points in the final three quarters. Las Vegas will look to bounce back in Week 2 as the team travels to Baltimore to take on the Ravens on Sunday, September 15. A primary reason for the Raiders' sluggish offense was the inefficient rushing attack. As a team, Las Vegas ran for just 71 yards and averaged 3.2 yards per carry.


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Raiders GM planning roster move after defensive end injuries

The Las Vegas Raiders are starting a new era after the franchise parted ways with Josh McDaniels and Dave Ziegler. New Raiders GM Tom Telesco is adamant about making moves to better support the team, and defensive end Kyree Wilson's injury adds another challenge. Wilson left Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers with a knee ailment and was unable to return.


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Raiders PFF grades: 5 highest-rated from Week 1 vs Chargers

A day after the Raiders fell short in their Week 1 matchup with the Chargers, it’s clear the team has a lot of work to do before contending for a playoff spot this season.


But it’s just one game, and despite the 22-10 score, there were a few positives. Pro Football Focus watched the gameday film before revealing their top-performing Raiders, and it’s no surprise most of them play defense.


Linebacker Robert Spillane earned the highest mark, and three defenders joined him, including the Raiders’ big-money free agent, defensive tackle Christian Wilkins.



The highest-graded Raiders in Week 1 vs the Chargers:


Robert Spillane – 84.0
John Jenkins – 83.6
Dylan Parham – 83.2
Christian Wilkins – 80.8
Maxx Crosby – 76.5 pic.twitter.com/OsCt3t9mzj


— PFF Las Vegas Raiders (@PFF_Raiders) September 9, 2024





Both Wilkins and defensive end Maxx Crosby appear on the list despite performing poorly against Chargers rookie left tackle Joe Alt in pass-rush situations.



Joe Alt vs Maxx Crosby and Christian Wilkins


19 pass blocking snaps
0 pressures allowed


Not bad for a rookie pic.twitter.com/V3eULB3B31


— PFF (@PFF) September 9, 2024





Defensive tackle John Jenkins got off to a strong start to follow up on a strong season last year, and despite issues blocking against the Chargers, guard Dylan Parham also graded well on Sunday.


Once the Raiders score more than 10 points in a game, we’ll see more offensive players on this list. But for now, PFF’s grades confirm what we know: the defense is solid and the Raiders offense has to find its way before this season goes off the rails.









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Brock Bowers odds to win 2024 NFL Offensive Player of the Year

Brock Bowers is +30000 to win the NFL’s Offensive Player of the Year award in 2024, which ranks him 103rd in the league. He has two props available in all — keep scrolling for more information.


He has grabbed six balls for 58 yards (58.0 per game) so far this season.

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Brock Bowers Futures Odds





* OPOY Odds: +30000 (103rd in NFL, Bet $100 to win $30,000)

* OROY Odds: +5000 (12th in NFL, Bet $100 to win $5,000)






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Brock Bowers Game Log





* Week 1 at Chargers: 8 TAR, 6 REC, 58 REC YDS, 0 REC TD





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Week 1 game recap: Chargers wear down Raiders defense to run away with 22-10 win

There weren’t a whole lot of surprises in the first half between the Raiders and Chargers. The Raiders defense was playing well and it was a one score game at the half.


After two three-and-outs, the Raiders went on a touchdown drive, with Alexander Mattison making the highlight reel play, hurdling a defender to go 31-yard for the score.


Otherwise, the Raiders offense struggled in the first half. Including a couple turnovers on fumbles. Meanwhile the defense was dialing up great pressure on Justin Herbert to hold the Chargers to a couple field goals.


It would come down to who made the adjustments at the half. And it was the Chargers who came out victorious. Most of it came on the ground.


After holding the Chargers to under 30 yards rushing in the first half, the Chargers eventually wore down the Raiders defense and scored two touchdowns to literally run away with the 22-10 victory.


The Raiders started to swing momentum back their way and were winning the field position battled down six points. But the decision to punt on fourth and one in LA territory would burn them as the Chargers broke off a 61-yard JK Dobbins run and finished it off with a touchdown to call game.









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Chargers’ Joshua Palmer, Raiders’ Jack Jones ejected after fight breaks out late in Jim Harbaugh’s debut

The Chargers surged ahead late to beat the Raiders in Jim Harbaugh's coaching debut with the team on Sunday afternoon.


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Watch: Raiders RB Alexander Mattison hurdles defender on incredible 31-yard touchdown

Not much was doing for the Raiders offense through much of the first quarter of their opener against the Chargers. They didn’t pick up a first down on their first two drives with a punt and a turnover on downs.


Three Zamir White runs in short yardage were stuffed for no gain or a loss.


Then the third drive, everything changed. Gardner Minshew found Davante Adams for 19 yards and then for another 11 yards. Then the early highlight of the game came from Alexander Mattison who took a short pass in the right flat and did this:



Helluva highlight for the first TD of the season #LVvsLAC | Paramount+ pic.twitter.com/wkObbmIzdK


— Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) September 8, 2024





Mattison looked like he was going to be stopped for a short gain. Then he posterized CB Asante Samuel Jr, hurdling him and without breaking stride, streaked up the right sideline 31 yards for the score.









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Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah wears traditional African clothing in Week 1

Sin City Raiders News The first NFL Sunday of the season is here and for some players, the stadium tunnel serves as their own personal runway.


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2024 NFL Week 1: How to watch the Las Vegas Raiders vs. Los Angeles Chargers game today

The NFL season has begun: Here's how to watch the Raiders vs. Chargers game today.


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3 causes for concern for Raiders vs Chargers in Week 1

There are some reasons for optimism if you're the Raiders facing the Chargers Sunday. But there are also plenty of reasons for concern. There are a few. Big loss on Defense There's no question this Raiders team's strength is its defense. That defense is expected to carry…


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3 causes for concern for Raiders vs Chargers in Week 1

Raiders causes for concern vs Chargers in Week 1


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Las Vegas Raiders biggest concerns for Week 1 vs. Los Angeles Chargers

The Las Vegas Raiders open the 2024 season on the road, as the team will travel to Los Angeles to take on the Chargers on Sunday. The Raiders will look to build off a strong finish to the 2023 campaign, posting a 3-1 record in the final four games and a 5-4 record in the second half after Antonio Pierce took over as head coach. This offseason, Las Vegas added some new starters to the roster, including quarterback Gardner Minshew, defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, and rookie tight end Brock Bowers.


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Breaking: Raiders send DE Malcolm Koonce to injured reserve, sign practice squad DE Charles Snowden

As of two days ago, it there was no reason for concern for the health of Malcolm Koonce. Then on Thursday he left practice with knee soreness. By Friday he was ruled OUT for the Raiders season opener against the Chargers. And Saturday he headed to injured reserve.


 









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Vikings' McCarthy stays optimistic despite the discouragement of a season-ending injury

J.J. McCarthy knew when he was prepped for knee surgery that the absence or presence of a brace on his right leg when he awoke from the procedure would provide an immediate sign of the state of his rookie season with the Minnesota Vikings. “I was definitely upset, that's for sure,” McCarthy said. In less than three weeks, though, McCarthy is scheduled to shed the brace and begin walking again. “You take everything that life throws at you, and you find the positives in it, good or bad,” McCarthy said Friday at his cubicle in the locker room in his first interview with reporters since the surgery on Aug. 14 for a medial and radial tear of his meniscus revealed a need for a full repair and the longer rehab that comes with it.


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Who are the experts taking in Chargers vs. Raiders?

The Los Angeles Chargers are 3-point favorites over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 1 of the 2024 regular season. The over/under is 40.5 points, per BetMGM Sportsbook. That means oddsmakers are taking bets on whether the two teams will combine to score more than…


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Raiders vs Chargers final Week 1 injury report: Malcolm Koonce, Jackson Powers-Johnson both OUT

The final injury report for the Raiders and Chargers is out and as expected, Malcolm Koonce (knee) is OUT. But he isn't the only one. He will be joined by rookie guard Jackson Powers-Johnson (illness) and rookie fourth round CB DeCamerion Richardson (hamstring). Rookie…


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Watch: Raiders rookie RB Dylan Laube shows off sick dance moves at practice

It is becoming more and more clear that Dylan Laube fits right in with this Raiders team. While we talk about the personalities of the likes of Maxx Crosby, Christian Wilkins, Jack Jones, Nate Hobbs, and Gardner Minshew, it’s time we put Laube in that conversation as well.


The most recent example was during Friday’s practice when Laube put on some righteous dance moves for his Raiders teammates as captured here by Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.



Rookie RB Dylan “Cheddar Bob” Laube wins the #Raiders Friday dance off…or somesuch. pic.twitter.com/r4qzDjEN7v


— Paul Gutierrez (@PGutierrezESPN) September 6, 2024





As Gutierrez notes, he earned the nickname “Cheddar Bob” this offseason for his antics which included a bang on and hilarious impression of teammate Maxx Crosby during the team’s beach day at the close of training camp in Costa Mesa.









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Brock Bowers will return to practice on Wednesday

There's some positive injury news from the Raiders on one of their key offensive contributors.


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Chargers vs. Las Vegas Raiders: How to watch, start time and prediction

Everything you need to know about the Chargers' season opener against the rival Las Vegas Raiders, including start time, TV channel and betting odds.


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Raiders, Chargers Week 1: Malcolm Koonce, Jackson Powers-Johnson added to injury report

Thursday brought the second injury report of the week for the Raiders. And two names were added to that report who weren't on it at all on Wednesday. Starting edge rusher Malcolm Koonce suffered a knee injury and was officially listed as limited. With three drafted…


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