Seattle snapped a five-week skid with a road win over Las Vegas, win-now chemistry surfacing in all phases. Geno Smith steered a controlled attack, spreading the ball and avoiding big mistakes while the rushing attack kept the chains moving. Seattle’s defense bottled up the run and created impactful stops, and special teams delivered when it mattered, including crucial field-position plays. The plus-two turnover margin and a dominant front seven were the difference, setting up a tougher test against Kansas City next.

Tennessee arrives Week 6 in Las Vegas with a thinning depth chart: Slye, Arden Key, Blake Hance, Marcus Harris and Bryce Oliver ruled out; JC Latham and Van Jefferson listed as questionable. Las Vegas counters with Brock Bowers out and AJ Cole nursing a questionable ankle. Fantasy managers should watch Latham and Jefferson’s odds to play, and anticipate extended opportunities for Titans depth pieces or Raiders options if injuries linger.

Without Bowers, Raiders’ TE usage could shift, while Titans’ blockers and receivers may lean on swing players or practice-squad depth. This matchup could shape Week 6 decision-making at both offense and special-teams positions, especially around field-goal probability and WR streaming targets.

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.

Darren Waller, a former tight end for the Las Vegas Raiders, will reunite with his former teammates at the upcoming Battle for Vegas charity softball game. This annual event, now in its sixth year, will feature current Raiders such as Jack Bech, AJ Cole, and Daniel Carlson facing off against players from the Vegas Golden Knights, including Jack Eichel. Waller, who had notable seasons in 2019 and 2020, played five years with the Raiders before retiring at age 31 and briefly playing for the New York Giants.

The game scheduled for July 12 at Las Vegas Ballpark will mark the debut for several new Raiders players in this charity matchup, further enhancing the sense of community and sportsmanship.