The Raiders are consensus 1½-point favorites over the Jaguars in Sunday’s game at Allegiant Stadium, which has major NFL draft implications.
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Fans have plenty of questions about the Raiders, who have three games left before they begin to address their offseason issues and prepare for the NFL draft.
The Raiders should have Aidan O’Connell back at quarterback against the Jaguars on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium.
Bruce Marshall is a handicapper for CBS Sportsline. He provides the Review-Journal with NFL betting notes and trends.
The Raiders have been a disappointment this year. But some of their young players on offense are still seeing the positives as they learn and grow together.
Notre Dame is a 7-point favorite over Indiana after the line opened at 8 in Friday’s first-round College Football Playoff game at South Bend, Indiana.
The Broncos have been the NFL’s top money team this season, leading the league with an 11-3 record ATS. Denver is a 2½-point underdog Thursday against the Chargers.
Tickets to Sunday’s Raiders-Jacksonville Jaguars game on the secondary market are as inexpensive as any have been for games at Allegiant Stadium this season.
Raiders offensive coordinator Scott Turner says he is trying to help the team stop its losing streak, not join Bill Belichick’s staff at North Carolina.
Aidan O’Connell has beat the odds his entire football career and will need to do so again as the Raiders look to add a franchise quarterback in the offseason.
Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby was placed on injured reserve Wednesday along with starting running back Sincere McCormick, ending their seasons.
One of the Raiders’ defensive ends was suspended three games by the NFL on Tuesday for violating the NFL’s substances of abuse policy.
One of the Raiders’ lone bright spots this season hinted on social media Tuesday he may be out for the team’s final three games with an ankle injury.
Raiders defensive end Charles Snowden was “passed out” when police found him, according to a report about the circumstances that led to his arrest.
Raiders coach Antonio Pierce said his conversations with owner Mark Davis remain positive despite the team’s 10-game losing streak.
