Geno Smith's Raiders tenure hits turbulence as Las Vegas is blasted by Indianapolis 40-6 in Week 5. Smith throws two more interceptions, bringing his total to nine in five games—the most by a Raiders quarterback through five games since Jim Plunkett in 1982.

Despite a two-year, $75 million extension, the offense remains boxed in by turnovers and rust. Fantasy managers must reassess Smith and the supporting cast as the Raiders chase a turnaround.

Colts lead the Raiders 20-3 at halftime as Jones carves up Las Vegas through the air while the ground game stalls. Tyler Warren breaks through for his first career receiving TD, and a late first-half interception by Laiatu Latu helps keep Indy in control. Spencer Shrader’s knee injury ends his night, trimming Indianapolis’ special-teams punch. The fantasy takeaway centers on Jones’ efficiency and Warren’s breakout, with Taylor’s volume remaining a swing factor.

Week 5 injury watch centers on Tyquan Lewis, who is questionable with an oblique after two limited practices. If Lewis sits, JT Tuimoloau steps into a larger edge role behind a rotation anchored by Laiatu Latu, Samson Ebukam, and Kwity Paye, with Latu handling interior pass rush on certain packages. Fantasy angles shift to Latu’s snap counts and the Colts’ pass rush depth against the Raiders, plus the impact of any fallback options on downs 3-4.

Inactive or not, the storm clouds around the Colts’ DE group could tilt the rotation toward Tuimoloau and increased interior pressure on passing downs. Raiders’ line protections will test the group, so fantasy managers should monitor final inactives and practice reports closely before kickoff.