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Chiefs vs. Raiders Week 4 tracker: Injury updates, predictions, storylines and more

ByMatt Conner
Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes (L) and Las Vegas Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby (R)
Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes (L) and Las Vegas Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby (R) | Ray Seebeck and David Brytus - Imagn Images | Graphic by Adam Patrick

Ashton Jeanty and Kenneth Walker. Travis Kelce and Brock Bowers. Patrick Mahomes and Maxx Crosby. There will be no shortage of stars at Allegiant Stadium when the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders take the field in Week 4.

What was originally seen as a low-interest and perhaps even lopsided matchup between AFC West rivals has blossomed into a matchup for divisional supremacy. One year ago, the Chiefs and Raiders combined for 9 total wins. This year, both teams are among the few undefeateds left in the NFL, and Sunday's winner will enjoy a one-game lead in the AFC West.

For the Chiefs, Week 4 is a chance to close out the season's first month with clear momentum heading into the bye. For the Raiders, it's a real opportunity to earn league-wide respect early in Klint Kubiak's tenure after years of misery and a head coaching carousel.

With so much at stake, we've got you covered as Chiefs fans with all the latest injury updates, key storylines, expert predictions, and more!

  1. How to Watch Chiefs at Raiders in Week 4
  2. Odds for Chiefs-Raiders in Week 4
  3. Chiefs injury report for Week 4
  4. Raiders injury report for Week 4
  5. Biggest Chiefs storylines heading into Week 4
  6. Predictions for Chiefs at Raiders in Week 4

How to Watch Chiefs at Raiders in Week 4

  • Date: Sunday, October 4
  • Time: 3:25 p.m. CST
  • TV Network: CBS
  • Announcers: Jim Nantz (Play-by-Play), JJ Watt (Color Analyst), Tracy Wolfson (Sideline)
  • Where: Allegiant Stadium

Odds for Chiefs-Raiders in Week 4

The Chiefs opened the week as 4.5-point favorites to win the game, despite their status as the visiting team. Oddsmakers set the over at 47.5 points. The moneyline for KC is -220, while Las Vegas is at +184, per FanDuel.

Chiefs injury report for Week 4

Player

Injury

Status

Wed.

Thu.

Fri.

Felix Anudike-Uzomah

Quad

--

FP

FP

FP

Jadon Canady

Knee

--

FP

FP

FP

Jack Cochrane

Calf

--

FP

FP

FP

Chamarri Conner

Knee

--

FP

FP

FP

Ashton Gillotte

Knee

--

FP

FP

FP

Chris Jones

Calf

--

FP

FP

FP

Patrick Mahomes

Knee

--

FP

FP

FP

Rashee Rice

Knee

--

FP

FP

FP

Chris Roland-Wallace

Shoulder

--

FP

--

FP

Josh Simmons

Back

Out

DNP

DNP

DNP

L'Jarius Sneed

Knee

--

LP

LP

FP

Raiders injury report for Week 4

Player

Injury

Status

Wed.

Thu.

Fri.

Malik Benson

Knee

--

FP

FP

FP

Brock Bowers

Knee

--

--

--

LP

Foley Fatukasi

Shoulder

--

FP

FP

FP

Ashton Jeanty

Ankle

--

FP

FP

FP

Tristin McCollum

Knee

--

FP

FP

FP

Aidan O'Connell

NIR-Personal

Quest.

DNP

DNP

DNP

Isaiah Pola-Mao

Foot

--

--

FP

FP

Jackson Powers-Johnson

Groin

Out

DNP

DNP

DNP

Eric Stokes

Ankle

--

--

FP

FP

Treydan Stukes

Concussion

--

FP

FP

FP

Cody White

Ankle

--

FP

FP

LP

Biggest Chiefs storylines heading into Week 4

Will Chamarri Conner make his '26 debut?

After missing the first three games with a knee injury (stemming from a training camp collision with wide receiver Tyquan Thornton), Chamarri Conner should make his debut in the Chiefs' secondary. After watching the Chiefs' safeties struggle against Malik Willis in Miami a week ago, some help on the back end will be welcome, especially for a young safety entering his contract season. Perhaps Alohi Gilman and/or Jaden Hicks will also get some rest for the first time this season.

How will the Chiefs' tackles hold up against Maxx Crosby?

Kahlil Benson turned in his worst performance of the year in Week 3, which led to Patrick Mahomes taking some big hits from the likes of Chop Robinson and Joshua Uche. Those players have nothing on Crosby, who has been a menace to Chiefs' linemen since 2019. The Chiefs have to provide more help outside, which could limit the game plan if anything goes wrong or if the tackles need more help than anticipated.

Can K.C. do anything to stop Brock Bowers?

The Raiders tight end might be the best skill position player between the two teams on Sunday, and the Chiefs have real issues defending tight ends. Even former Broncos castoff Greg Dulcich had some real opportunities a week ago. Expect Bowers to top 100 yards, no matter what the Chiefs throw at him.

Predictions for Chiefs at Raiders in Week 4

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