US EditionBroncos' Defense Shines in 10-7 Squeaker over Raiders Despite Offensive and Special Teams Struggles
The Denver Broncos, leading the AFC West at 7-2, aim to extend their six-game win streak against the 2-6 Raiders at home, with playoff implications on the line.
- On Nov. 6, the Denver Broncos will host the Las Vegas Raiders at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, kickoff 6:15 p.m. MT; the game streams nationwide on Amazon Prime Video and airs in‑market on KMGH‑TV, Denver7.
- Coming off an 18-15 win on Nov. 2, the Denver Broncos lead the AFC West, while Las Vegas Raiders are 2-6 after last week's 30-29 loss and trading Jakobi Meyers.
- Consensus predictions from outlets including SportsLine and Dimers.com indicate ESPN gives Denver a 73.6% chance to win, with money lines at Denver-521 and Las Vegas +388 and a 9.5-point spread.
- According to the Projection Model, Denver's division probability would drop to 36.1% with a loss but rise to 56.8% with a win on Thursday.
- Amazon's national broadcast features Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, and Kaylee Hartung, while Kevin Kugler and Ryan Harris offer an alternate feed; fans can also listen via KOA 850 AM/94.1 FM, Westwood One, or stream on NFL+.
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Broncos’ stout defense keeps Raiders in check to win seventh straight game
Denver's defense bailed out the Broncos in a 10-7 squeaker over the reeling Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday night, sacking Geno Smith six times to atone for spotty performances on offense and special teams.
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Broncos' defense shines in 10-7 squeaker over Raiders despite offensive and special teams struggles
Denver's defense bailed out the Broncos in a 10-7 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday night. The Broncos sacked Geno Smith six times to make up for their spotty performances on offense and special teams.
NFL fans skewer Broncos-Raiders game amid listless offensive performances
An NFL football game technically took place on Thursday night featuring the Denver Broncos and the Las Vegas Raiders.The Broncos won the game, 10-7, but it was as ugly as it gets. The two teams combined for two touchdowns, three turnovers, 13 three-and-outs, 22 penalties for 161 yards and 14 punts. Offense was absent as Denver produced 220 total yards and Las Vegas had 188 total yards.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMNFL fans to…
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