The Las Vegas Raiders return to Allegiant Stadium on Sunday for a Week 7 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams, with kickoff scheduled for 1:25 p.m. PT. Las Vegas enters the game at 3-3 after consecutive losses to the Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills, while the Rams arrive at 2-4 following back-to-back defeats against the Bills and Arizona Cardinals.
The game will be broadcast on Fox and can be streamed on FOX One through participating TV providers. Spanish-language radio coverage is available on KENO-AM (1460), with national radio on SiriusXM and Compass Media Networks. The Rams opened as 3½-point favorites, according to ESPN.
Both teams are dealing with injury concerns. Rams star wide receiver Puka Nacua and cornerback Trent McDuffie are listed as questionable, while Raiders running back Mike Washington Jr. is also questionable. Las Vegas defensive tackle Tonka Hemingway is expected to return from a concussion, though the Raiders could be without a player who has taken every snap this season.
The teams last met during the 2024 season, when the Rams defeated the Raiders 20-15 at SoFi Stadium. Sunday's game also carries coaching connections, as Raiders special teams coach Joe DeCamillis was previously fired by the Rams, and kicker Matt Gay left Los Angeles in free agency after winning a Super Bowl together.
Raiders fans will hope the home crowd at Allegiant Stadium can help Las Vegas snap its three-game skid and move back above .500 against an NFC opponent also seeking to right its season.
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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