Raiders Opponent Profile: Bills Still In AFC Playoff Hunt
The Raiders look to build on their division lead as they face a dangerous Buffalo Bills team in Week 13.
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The Raiders look to build on their division lead as they face a dangerous Buffalo Bills team in Week 13.
The Atlanta Falcons, who lead the NFC South with one of the NFL's hottest offenses, just seem to get better each week.
Colin Kaepernick nearly rallied the woeful San Francisco 49ers from a 17-point deficit Sunday, which left a lot to talk about afterward. That included communism in Cuba.
The Warriors' superstar wound up on the wrong side of a bet after the Panthers fell to the Raiders on Sunday afternoon.
On Sunday afternoon in the Bay Area, Oakland outlasted the defending NFC Champion Carolina Panthers 35-32 by mounting another fourth-quarter comeback, which advanced the AFC West leading Raiders to a record of 9-2.
The San Francisco 49ers have been a very different team in the last three weeks. Yes, they lost again on Sunday, this time in Miami to the Dolphins by a 31-24 score. But this was the second loss by a touchdown or less in the last three weeks.
Derek Carr came back from an injured pinky to lead another 4th-quarter comeback and the Raiders won their 5th straight game.
The star defensive end made a big play to give the Raiders a comfortable lead.
The Raiders slot receiver made an incredible leaping grab in the back of the end zone for the Raiders first TD.
Kaepernick passed for three TDs, but the 49ers (1-10) still haven't won since the season opener.
The San Francisco 49ers have the worst defense in the NFL this season, both in points allowed and yards allowed. However, the team may get a boost on Sunday in Miami against the Dolphins, as linebacker Aaron Lynch could be ready to return from a month-long absence due to an ankle injury. Also, defensive back Jimmie Ward is questionable after experiencing concussion-like symptoms against the New England Patriots last week. The 49ers defense will need all the help it can get on Sunday in Miami.
For the Raiders, the path an AFC West title and more is rather simply laid out. With a one-game lead over both Kansas City and Denver, Oakland (8-2) simply has to win out in order to claim its first division crown in more than a decade.
The Chiefs are good at everything rather than great at any one thing, and that's how they remain competitive in the brutal AFC West.
As you recover from all that turkey and various sumptuous sides, here's the best that sports has to offer you this holiday weekend.
Sitting in first place in the AFC West at 8-2, the Raiders can't afford to slip up and let the Broncos or Chiefs eliminate the one-game lead that they hold in the division.
In 2011, the San Francisco 49ers defense gave up just 14.3 points per game in the regular season, as the team went 13-3 and hosted the NFC Championship Game. In every season since then, however, the 49ers have gotten a little less intimidating on defense to the point that the San Francisco defense is the worst in the NFL in 2016. The team is giving up 31.3 points per game this year, which is a big reason for a nine-game losing streak that has the 49ers headed toward their worst season since 2004.
Here's a look back at some of the best Thanksgiving Day football games of all time.
This year's Thanksgiving slate is absolutely stacked and should make for a delightful 10 hours in front of the TV for football fans across the country.
Vikings and Lions play on Thanksgiving Day, in an NFC North game with division and playoff implications.
Here are the best NFL Thanksgiving Day performances of all-time.
Mayor Libby Schaaf said she has reached an agreement with a private investor group on a framework to fund a new stadium for the Oakland Raiders.
he Oakland Raiders defense was enough of a challenge for Houston Texan quarterback Brock Osweiler Monday night, but he also had to overcome fans in Mexico City pointing green lasers at him.
With the win, Oakland (8-2) stands a full game in front of both Kansas City (7-3) and Denver (7-3) in the AFC West.
The San Francisco 49ers have lost nine games in a row, and now they face at team that has won five games in a row. How is that for a true clash of momentum? After losing to the New England Patriots at home, the 49ers now travel to take on the Miami Dolphins.
The Oakland Raiders had a 27-20 victory over the Houston Texans on Monday night in Mexico.
