Raiders’ defense flashed the form it showed earlier this season, chasing plays on the perimeter and sealing the edge. Jonah Laulu and Kyu Blu Kelly supplied pursuit and containment that disrupted outside runs and short throws. A relentless pass rush let the secondary swarm, and Ashton Jeanty added a physical punch in the running game.

Pete Carroll framed the win as a statement of identity—effort, tempo, and a defense that can dictate games. While Las Vegas continues to chase its new identity, this performance gave fantasy managers a reason to watch the Raiders’ defense and Jeanty’s workload, with Chinn contributing on perimeter plays and the unit building toward a stretch of favorable matchups.

Las Vegas leaned on play-action to edge Tennessee, but the win exposes a stubborn flaw: the offensive line remains a bottleneck that limits Jeanty and the run game. Mayer surfaced as a timely zone target, helping the quarterback unlock efficient drives. The victory ends a four-game skid and provides a blueprint: rhythm and design can carry the offense even with blocking struggles, though improvements up front are essential for sustained fantasy upside.

For fantasy managers, Mayer’s growing role and Jeanty’s potential volatility loom large. The Titans’ front is formidable, so future success hinges on continued play-action reliance and Mayer’s red-zone involvement. Monitor the line’s health and how often design leverage creates soft spots in coverage.

Las Vegas snapped its four‑game slide with a 20-10 win over Tennessee, leaning on a defensive turnaround that forced three Cam Ward turnovers and opened the door for Ashton Jeanty to surge with 75 rushing yards and a score. Geno Smith added a modest 174 passing yards with a key interception, highlighting an uneven but improving offense. The win signals a blueprint for fantasy managers: lean into the defense and back Jeanty while watching the passing game for clearer rhythm in coming weeks.

As the Raiders build momentum, questions linger about the aerial attack and consistency, but the defense and backfield workload offer meaningful upside. If Las Vegas can clean up passing efficiency and sustain turnover pressure, they could become a more dependable fantasy option as Week 7 approaches.