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The Las Vegas Raiders released their unofficial depth chart for Week 5, confirming Kirk Cousins and Brock Bowers as starters. The New England Patriots will wear throwback uniforms and honor Adam Vinatieri in a bid to end a three-game losing streak against Las Vegas.
The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 30-27 in a close Week 4 matchup at Allegiant Stadium, maintaining their perfect 4-0 start. Kenneth Walker III rushed for 177 yards and two touchdowns, while Patrick Mahomes threw for 225 yards and two scores. The Raiders, led by Kirk Cousins, held a 19-17 lead with under five minutes remaining but lost after a final-play interception by Xavier Nwankpa. The victory came at a cost, as the Chiefs suffered injuries to wide receivers Tyquan Thornton and Rashee Rice.
Fantasy managers should prioritize Zach Charbonnet, Kirk Cousins, and Keon Coleman on the Week 5 waiver wire. Charbonnet is the top running back target after Jadarian Price's injury, while Cousins offers consistent quarterback production. Coleman and other backups like Will Shipley and Mike Gesicki provide immediate value due to key injuries in their respective offenses.
The Las Vegas Raiders suffered their first loss of the season, falling 30-27 to the Kansas City Chiefs after a dramatic fourth-quarter collapse. First-year head coach Klint Kubiak had publicly predicted a victory at halftime, but his team failed to convert a critical fourth-down attempt and surrendered a late touchdown. The defeat ended a three-game winning streak and highlighted the Raiders' struggles with their running game and special teams, despite a strong defensive performance earlier in the contest.
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak predicted a victory over the Kansas City Chiefs at halftime, but his team lost 30-27 in a close contest. The Chiefs overcame a late deficit, with Kenneth Walker rushing for 177 yards and two touchdowns. Kubiak’s decision to forgo a field goal in the third quarter and a final-play interception by Kirk Cousins proved costly, marking the Raiders' first loss of the season.
The Las Vegas Raiders lost 30-27 to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 4, ending their undefeated start. Head coach Klint Kubiak admitted he 'blew it' by failing to call a play quickly enough for the final drive and by gambling on a fourth-down conversion earlier in the game. The Chiefs capitalized on a 177-yard rushing performance from Kenneth Walker III and a late interception by Xavier Nwankpa to secure the win and take the AFC West lead.
The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 30-27 in a high-stakes Week 4 matchup at Allegiant Stadium. The game, broadcast on CBS, featured two undefeated teams competing for the AFC West lead. The Raiders, led by Kirk Cousins, fought back from a deficit but ultimately lost after a late interception. The Chiefs remain 4-0, while the Raiders drop to 3-1, marking the end of their perfect start.
The Las Vegas Raiders, led by veteran Kirk Cousins, are poised to upset the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs in a high-stakes Week 4 matchup, potentially securing the first 4-0 start in franchise history since 2002. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins face a historic defensive collapse, allowing an 80.3% completion rate with zero sacks, which may enable Minnesota’s Kyler Murray to break the Vikings’ single-game completion record. Other notable predictions include the New York Jets ending a 20-game interception drought against Chicago and the Indianapolis Colts forcing two turnovers from Washington’s Marcus Mariota.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is poised to extend a historic rushing touchdown streak against the New England Patriots, while Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward faces potential benching against the Baltimore Ravens. Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins leads a 3-0 team, and the Atlanta Falcons-New Orleans Saints game marks the 20th anniversary of the post-Hurricane Katrina 'Domecoming' game.
The NFL enters Week 4 with stark contrasts: the Houston Texans face a 0-3 start for the second consecutive year, while the Las Vegas Raiders achieve a historic 3-0 start under Kirk Cousins. A high-stakes matchup pits Joe Burrow against Trevor Lawrence, and New Orleans commemorates the 20th anniversary of its post-Katrina 'Domecoming' game.
The Las Vegas Raiders have surged up the NFL power rankings to 3-0, with most outlets placing them between No. 9 and No. 15. This jump follows a 35-27 comeback win over the Saints, where the team erased an 11-point deficit. While Kirk Cousins leads the league in touchdown passes, skeptics point to a soft early schedule and inconsistent running back Ashton Jeanty. The next four games, including a clash with the Chiefs, will define the team's true standing.
The Las Vegas Raiders have achieved a perfect 3-0 start in the 2026 NFL season, matching their entire 2025 win total after finishing 3-14. Head coach Klint Kubiak, a former Super Bowl-winning assistant, has orchestrated a dramatic turnaround, leading the team to a +34 point differential and a fourth-best record in the league. Key factors include the return of tight end Brock Bowers, the efficiency of veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins, and a defensive unit that excels in late-game situations. While some analysts question the sustainability of this success due to small sample sizes, others view the structural changes as genuine indicators of a contender.
The Las Vegas Raiders defeated the New Orleans Saints 35-27 on Sunday, overcoming a 19-point deficit to secure a 3-0 start. The victory was sealed by four consecutive turnovers by New Orleans in the fourth quarter, while Kirk Cousins threw three touchdowns for Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders defeated the New Orleans Saints 35-27 on September 27, 2026, securing a 3-0 start. Tight end Brock Bowers returned from a meniscus surgery, recording 10 catches for 116 yards and a touchdown. While the offense flourished with Bowers back, the running game remained inconsistent, and the defense forced critical late-game turnovers to seal the victory.
The Las Vegas Raiders defeated the New Orleans Saints 35-27 on Sunday, securing a 3-0 start under rookie coach Klint Kubiak. Kirk Cousins threw three touchdowns, and Brock Bowers returned from injury with 116 yards. The game was decided by a controversial fumble call and four late turnovers by New Orleans.