Two 1-4 clubs square off in Las Vegas as the Titans visit the Raiders, a game with clear fantasy and betting implications. Tennessee rides a late rally past Arizona behind Cam Ward’s 265 passing yards, signaling momentum for a rookie QB facing a struggling Las Vegas offense that’s averaged under 16 points in four losses. The Raiders counter with Geno Smith and a reshuffled attack, while draft props and injury notes could swing lineup decisions and DFS targets all day.

Expect a tight, high-variance matchup where coaching, turnovers, and special-teams plays may decide the result. Watch for Simmons’ health, Oliver’s knee, and Slye’s kicking as possible tiebreakers; the over/under and spread reflect a game with multiple field-position battles and potential breakout performances from a few key players.

Raiders host Tennessee in Week 6 hoping to snap a four-game skid as they juggle a depleted depth chart. Six starters land on the injury report, with Brock Bowers (knee) DNP and AJ Cole (punter) DNP, while Maxx Crosby and Michael Mayer practice fully and Eric Stokes is limited. Home time and a healthier lineup could spark a turnaround, but the night-in-night-out grind of roster depth remains a concern.

Tennessee brings a rookie quarterback into a potentially winnable clash, giving Las Vegas a chance to prove it can rebound. The game plan will hinge on pressuring the rookie and stabilizing the offense, especially if Raiders’ playmakers miss time. A win here could alter the trajectory of a season defined by inconsistency.

Colts-Raiders Week 5 injury report reshapes fantasy usage. Alec Pierce is out with a concussion. If AD Mitchell’s playing time isn’t guaranteed, Ashton Dulin could step in, creating volatility at the Colts’ X/slot roles. Kenny Moore is out; Mekhi Blackmon likely starts outside, with Tyquan Lewis questionable and rookie JT Tuimoloau stepping in if he can’t go. Daniel Scott is out, thinning the Colts’ secondary.

Raiders’ tight ends Brock Bowers (knee) and Michael Mayer (concussion) sit at the edge of game status, while Eric Stokes (knee) is also questionable. If Bowers sits, Mayer may command more targets; if active, Vegas leans on a short-to-intermediate attack. Inactives arrive 90 minutes before kickoff, so late-week updates will drive final fantasy decisions.