Sports Philadelphia Eagles at Las Vegas Raiders: Live stream, time, date, odds, how to watch

16:11 24 october 2021

16:11 24 october 2021 Source: usatoday.com

Defense keeps Eagles in the game until offense rallies late for an unlikely win over Panthers

The Eagles held on for a 21-18 win over the Panthers on Sunday after Carolina QB Sam Darnold threw his third interception of the game. © Douglas DeFelice, USA TODAY Sports Eagles safety Marcus Epps reacts after a blocked punt during the second half. Hurts wasn't great -- completing 22-of-37 passes for 198 yards and an interception. Hurts had just 35 yards passing on his first 20 attempts, right up until the final 31 seconds of the first half. In all, the Eagles had 88 net yards on 29 plays in the first half, an average of a paltry 3.0 yards per play. Hurts was 15 of 24 for 74 yards.

In the wake of a week that was full of turmoil, scrutiny, the Las Vegas Raiders prevailed.

But now, as interim coach Rich Bisaccia tries to get the Raiders (4-2) to stack victories after former coach Jon Gruden resigned when homophobic and misogynistic language was found in leaked emails, he'll look to do it against the Philadelphia Eagles (2-4). Quarterback Derek Carr and Las Vegas are coming off of a convincing 34-24 victory on the road against the division-rival Broncos. The victory and a loss by the Chargers put the Raiders in a tie for first in the AFC West.

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby reacts after a play in the second quarter against the Denver Broncos.

The Eagles, meanwhile, have been up and down all season long, though both of their victories have come on the road. Philadelphia's offense has actually been productive this season, but struggles once it gets inside the red zone. The Eagles have converted only 75% of their trips inside the 20, which ranks 27th in the league. For quarterback Jalen Hurts and the Eagles to have a chance at the upset, they cannot be settling for field goals.

Ranking the Raiders' best coaching candidates to replace Jon Gruden in 2022

Here's a look at the Raiders' best head-coaching fits to replace Jon Gruden, who resigned Monday only three seasons and five games into a 10-year, $100 million contract. Gruden's coaching (and NFL broadcasting) career is likely finished at age 58 after a New York Times report revealed old emails in which he used homophobic and misogynistic language from 2010, when he was on ESPN's "Monday Night Football," through 2018, when he was re-hired by the Raiders.

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Here's everything you need to know for Sunday:

What time does Eagles at Raiders start?

Kickoff is Sunday, Oct. 24 at 4:05 p.m. ET from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.

What TV channel is Eagles at Raiders on?

The game will be shown regionally on FOX, with Kenny Albert (play-by-play), Jonathan Vilma (analysis), and Lindsay Czarniak (sideline reporter) on the call.

How can I watch Eagles at Raiders online via live stream?

The game can be streamed on Fox Sports live and the Fox Sports app. The game can also be streamed live via FuboTV and is available nationally on demand via NFL Sunday Ticket.

What are the odds for Eagles at Raiders?

The Raiders are 2.5-point favorites with the over/under at 49.5 points, according to Tipico Sportsbook.

Ranking the Raiders' best coaching candidates to replace Jon Gruden in 2022

Here's a look at the Raiders' best head-coaching fits to replace Jon Gruden, who resigned Monday only three seasons and five games into a 10-year, $100 million contract. Gruden's coaching (and NFL broadcasting) career is likely finished at age 58 after a New York Times report revealed old emails in which he used homophobic and misogynistic language from 2010, when he was on ESPN's "Monday Night Football," through 2018, when he was re-hired by the Raiders.

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32. Lions (Previously: 30): If they become totally disillusioned with QB Jared Goff -- in case you were wondering -- David Blough, Tim Boyle and Steven Montez are the in-house replacement options. So ... yeah.
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31. Texans (28): Congratulations to OLB Whitney Mercilus, the latest Houston player to escape NFL purgatory and a good guy who deserves a better football fate.
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30. Giants (31): Among their numerous flaws, a league-worst 41.2% touchdown conversion rate in the red zone.
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29. Dolphins (27): Brian Flores got outcoached by Urban Meyer on Sunday in London, one of the bigger upsets of a young NFL season.
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28. Jaguars (32): The Jags are 4-4 (.500) in the United Kingdom ... and 174-240 (.420) in the United States. London calling, Mr. Khan?
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27. Jets (29): Coming out of the bye, they'll catch a salty Patriots team in New England ... a place the Jets haven't won since their stunning upset in the 2010 playoffs. "Can't wait," right?
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26. Falcons (25): WRs Calvin Ridley and Russell Gage appear ready to return to a 20th-ranked offense that can use the reinforcements.
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25. Washington (22): Rough start for defending NFC East champs and now this -- they've only got four more home games in the season's final 12 weeks.
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24. Eagles (21): Since a strong performance on opening day in Atlanta, QB Jalen Hurts has completed fewer than 60% of his passes and is averaging just north of 240 yards through the air. His ability to make plays with his legs is nice, but the arm better do more if he wants to keep this job into 2022.
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23. Patriots (26): Damien Harris could be New England's first 1,000-yard rusher in five years ... of course, these days, that only means you need to average 59 yards a week.
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22. Colts (24): They're showing signs of life despite brutal early schedule, and QB Carson Wentz is a major reason. He's only been picked off once in 193 throws this season, his 0.5% INT rate pacing the league.
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21. Broncos (17): They've been rudely reality-checked back to .500, they're 3-0 start as dubious as it seemed. Our advice? More carries for the RB duo of Melvin Gordon and Javonte Williams, who are collectively averaging 4.7 yards per rush.
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20. 49ers (20): Hopefully bye week helped clear head of underperforming WR Brandon Aiyuk, who has eight catches for 90 yards -- on the season.
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19. Seahawks (19): Backup QB Geno Smith has been adequate during Russell Wilson's absence but also hasn't produced any wins. Enter Cam Newton? "So I talked to him a couple times," coach Pete Carroll said Monday, "just trying to see what was going on his world and all that." Goings-on indeed.
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18. Steelers (16): Noticed All-Pro FS Minkah Fitzpatrick has been invisible this season? He had 12 takeaways during his first two seasons in Pittsburgh, but nada in 2021.
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17. Raiders (23): WR Henry Ruggs III makes his receptions, all 20 of them, count -- he paces NFL with 22.3 yards per grab.
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16. Bears (14): Rookie QB Justin Fields has now started four games ... so what next to animate the league's worst overall offense?
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15. Panthers (12): After allowing 573 yards over the first three weeks, Carolina's defense got torched for 571 by Minnesota on Sunday.
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14. Vikings (18): They've returned to relevance after winning three of four. They could graduate to legitimately dangerous once a running game that has the fewest TDs (2) in the league starts humming.
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13. Bengals (15): Remember back in August, when we were so obsessed about all the passes rookie WR Ja'Marr Chase was dropping? Now that we're playing REAL games, he's averaging 20.5 per reception, and his 553 receiving yards are second-most ever by a rookie six games into his career.
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12. Browns (8): It's never ideal to have your entire offensive backfield torn up, but even less so when you've got to turn around and play Thursday night.
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11. Saints (13): Though somewhat skewed after bye week, who would have guessed a Sean Payton team would have attempted 29 fewer passes than any other club in the NFL?
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10. Chiefs (10): They've had a lot of great backs and tight ends here over the years. But Tyreek Hill is staking claim as best wideout in team history, his 63 TDs most in Kansas City history among receivers and one behind RB Jamaal Charles for third place overall.
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9. Chargers (6): After converting all three fourth-down attempts in Week 5, Bolts were 1-for-4 in Sunday's blowout loss at Baltimore. They're also now the league's worst team defending the run.
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8. Bills (5): Their four-game streak with at least 35 points came to an end in Nashville as did their status as prohibitive AFC favorites, Buffalo now projected as the conference's fourth playoff seed through six weeks.
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7. Titans (11): The latest bullet point for RB Derrick Henry's MVP résumé? He personally hung 18 points Monday night on a Buffalo defense that entered the game allowing a league-low 12.8 per game and hadn't let a back into the end zone.
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6. Packers (9): They've won five in a row and could soon get All-Pro LT David Bakhtiari, who tore an ACL in December, back in the lineup to protect QB Aaron Rodgers. Stock up.
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5. Ravens (7): First-round WR Rashod Bateman made his NFL debut Sunday and caught four balls. A surging team that's won five straight now getting healthy around potential MVP Lamar Jackson? Look out.
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4. Cowboys (4): The Dallas defense may only rank 24th overall, even after surrendering season-low 335 yards to New England, but it leads NFC with 14 takeaways -- with at least two in 10 consecutive games for the first time since 1976-77. Coordinator Dan Quinn and Co. are getting it done.
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3. Buccaneers (3): They're throwing the ball 68% of the time. Tom Brady may be the GOAT, but is that a sustainable formula for a 44-year-old quarterback?
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2. Rams (2): WR Cooper Kupp appears headed for a career year, leading the NFL in targets (68) -- the only NFL player with at least 10 in every game -- receptions (46) and TD grabs (7).
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1. Cardinals (1): League's only unbeaten team is struggling on COVID-19 scoreboard. Though Arizona reported its roster was fully vaccinated last month, Cards have league-high 24 coronavirus cases within organization entering Week 7. The schedule is being far kinder than the pandemic, serving up Houston next, but the scalding Packers come to desert after that.
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Raiders' Henry Ruggs III to be charged with DUI resulting in death after fatal car accident, police say .
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