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The Buffalo Bills travel to Allegiant Stadium on Sunday to face the Las Vegas Raiders in a 4:25 p.m. ET matchup broadcast on CBS and streamed via Paramount+.
Las Vegas enters at 3-2 after dropping consecutive games to Kansas City (30-27) and New England (45-17), marking a difficult stretch that also includes this contest against Buffalo. The Raiders rank seventh in passing yards (1,317) and second in passing touchdowns (12), but have struggled on the ground with just 410 rushing yards and two rushing scores. Their defense has generated 10 takeaways, tied for most in the league, with Maxx Crosby recording 36 quarterback pressures.
Buffalo's lone defeat came in Week 4, a 29-26 loss to New England. The Bills prevailed over the Rams in overtime last week after a blocked kick preserved the victory. Despite nine turnovers across their last three games — four from Josh Allen, including a crucial fumble by James Cook — Buffalo averages 32.8 points per game and leads the NFL with 13 rushing touchdowns. Their pass defense has surrendered 1,479 yards, second-worst in the league.
"Allen just seems to be unstoppable, even when he is committing turnovers," the writer noted. Buffalo's -4 turnover differential contrasts with Las Vegas's +3 mark.
Source: CBS Sports - Sat Oct 17, 11:59 AM ET
Written by the SportsMafia Wire desk in our own words from the original reporting (AI-assisted, checked against the source).