The Las Vegas Raiders (6-6) travel to Kansas City for a Week 14 rematch against the division-leading Chiefs (8-4).
Kickoff is set for Sunday at 10:00 a.m. PT from GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
Broadcast information
| Network/Flagship | Play-by-play | Color Analyst |
|---|---|---|
| TV: CBS | Ian Eagle | Charles Davis |
| Radio: KOMP 92.3 FM and KRLV "Raider Nation Radio 920 AM" | Brent Musburger | Lincoln Kennedy |
| Spanish Radio: Deportes Vegas 1460 AM | Cristian Echeverria | Harry Ruiz |
What to watch for
After starting the season 3-4, the Kansas City Chiefs have won five straight games on their way to the top of the AFC West. The Raiders will need to step up in all three phases to stop the momentum of Patrick Mahomes and Co., but their biggest challenge will be facing KC's defense, which has allowed only 11.2 points per game since their win streak began in Week 8.
Though the Chiefs beat the Broncos 22-9 on Sunday night, offensive stars Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce struggled in the game, recording just 49 receiving yards between the two of them. If the Raiders defense can limit these two playmakers, while Carr and the offense get going, things could trend the right way for the Silver and Black.
Series history
The Chiefs hold the all-time series lead 67-53-2 against the Raiders, dating back to the two teams' first meeting in 1960 when the Chiefs were known as the Dallas Texans. In their last matchup on Nov. 14, 2021, the Chiefs took home a 41-14 victory over the Silver and Black.
Current stats
The Raiders offense ranks eighth in the league in total offense (379.3 yards per game), second in passing (291.3 ypg), 28th in rushing (88.0 ypg) and tied for 17th in points (22.8 ppg). Defensively, the Raiders rank 19th in total defense (355.3 ypg), 13th in passing (230.6 ypg), 26th in rushing (124.8 ypg) and 26th in points allowed (26.0 ppg).
The Chiefs offense ranks third in total offense (391.1 ypg), tied for fifth in passing (281.1 ypg), 19th in rushing (110.0 ypg) and tied for 12th in points. Defensively, the Chiefs rank 26th in total defense (367.7 ypg), 24th in passing (252.5 ypg), 20th in rushing (115.2 ypg) and eighth in points allowed (21.6 ppg).
Numbers to know
- Quarterback Derek Carr needs 13 touchdown passes to become the sixth player in NFL history with 200 career touchdown passes in their first eight seasons.
- Carr needs to complete 142 passes to surpass Matt Ryan for most completions in NFL history through a player's first eight seasons.
- With 300+ passing yards in Sunday's game, Carr could record his seventh 300-yard passing game this season, setting a new career high.
- Kicker Daniel Carlson needs two field goals of 50-plus yards to tie Sebastian Janikowski for most such field goals (seven) in franchise single-season history.
- Wide receiver Hunter Renfrow needs one touchdown reception to set a new single-season career high of five.
View director of photography Michael Clemens' top picks of black and white photos from the Raiders' Week 13 matchup against the Washington Football Team at Allegiant Stadium.
Las Vegas Raiders signage outside Allegiant Stadium before the Las Vegas Raiders' regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Signage in the Las Vegas Raiders' locker room prior to the Raiders' arrival for their regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders long snapper Carson Tinker's (46) pads in the locker room prior to the Raiders' arrival for their regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders punter AJ Cole's (6) pads in the locker room prior to the Raiders' arrival for their regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
A Las Vegas Raiders helmet in the locker room prior to the Raiders' arrival for their regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Signage in the Las Vegas Raiders' locker room prior to the Raiders' arrival for their regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Signage in the Las Vegas Raiders' locker room prior to the Raiders' arrival for their regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
A Las Vegas Raiders helmet in the locker room prior to the Raiders' arrival for their regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
A menorah outside Allegiant Stadium before the Las Vegas Raiders' regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Divine Deablo (5) arrives to the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver DeSean Jackson (1) arrives to the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders safety Tre'von Moehrig (25) arrives to the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders tight end Foster Moreau (87) walks down the tunnel before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson (77) walks down the tunnel before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders center Andre James (68) walks down the tunnel before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders tight end Matt Bushman (84) walks down the tunnel before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Cory Littleton (42) signs autographs for fans before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders long snapper Carson Tinker (46) warming up before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders safety Johnathan Abram (24) walks down the tunnel before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders safety Roderic Teamer (33) walks down the tunnel before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver DeSean Jackson (1) walks down the tunnel before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
The Las Vegas Raiders returners huddle in the tunnel before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle Damion Square (97) fires the team up in a huddle during warm ups before the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders cornerback Nate Hobbs (39) and safety Johnathan Abram (24) on the field during the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders cornerback Keisean Nixon (22) on the sidelines during the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Divine Deablo (5) on the field during the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson (77) lines up before the snap during the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders coaching assistant George Atkinson on the sidelines during the Las Vegas Raiders regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver DeSean Jackson (1) lines up before the snap during the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders running back Peyton Barber (31) on the bench during the regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle Solomon Thomas (92) on the sidelines during the Las Vegas Raiders regular season home game against the Washington Football Team.
