Everything you need to know for Chiefs vs. Raiders
By Matt Conner
Here’s everything you need in one location to get ready to watch the Chiefs host the Raiders.
There’s no rivalry quite like the energy of a Raiders Week, which means Kansas City Chiefs fans and players alike should be appropriately fired up for Week 5 on the NFL calendar.
The Chiefs enter the game on an incredible streak of 13 consecutive wins and a perfect 4-0 record to start the 2020 season. They’ve reeled impressive wins against the likes of the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots and are hoping to run their division record to 2-0 after besting the L.A. Chargers in Week 2.
As for the Raiders, what began as a stellar beginning to the season with two straight wins (including a strong win over the New Orleans Saints), Jon Gruden’s team has lost two straight games. The schedule has been tough for the Raiders in the early going, with those losses to the Pats and Buffalo Bills, and now they have a chance to gain some good momentum heading into the softer part of their schedule.
For the Chiefs, this is a chance to create some serious distance in the West and keep pressure on other AFC contenders to keep pace. (Plus it’s also a great chance to stomp the Raiders again, which is always a good time.) As for Las Vegas, a road victory over K.C. would be a rallying point for Gruden, Carr, and a young team trying to believe they can reach the postseason.
Here’s everything you need to know for Sunday’s game:
- AA writer predictions for Week 5
- Key matchups for Chiefs-Raiders
- NFL experts pick Chiefs to roll
- Chiefs should get first look at Henry Ruggs
- Are the Chiefs struggling with overconfidence?
HOW TO CATCH THE GAME:
Who: Las Vegas Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs
When: Sunday, Oct. 11 at 12:00 p.m. C.T.
Where: Arrowhead Stadium
Weather: Clear, 75°
Betting Odds: Chiefs by 11.5
Injuries: Final report
TV: CBS
TV Announcers: Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn
Stream: FUBO TV | Chiefs Mobile
Radio: 106.5 WDAF (FM)
Radio Announcers: Mitch Holthus, Danan Hughes, Josh Klingler
Series History: Chiefs lead 65-52-2 in regular season (Chiefs lead 2-1 in postseason)
Last Meeting: Chiefs won 40-9 (Dec. 2019)