Now, it’s not clear when to project the Raiders as a favorite to win games regardless of the opposing team’s record. Realistically, Oakland (4-6) stands two games ahead of the Titans, who have struggled with injuries, fired their head coach and start a rookie quarterback.
After a Week 11 loss to the Detroit Lions, defensive lineman Khalil Mack stewed in frustration over losing games his team should win, per CSNBayArea.com reporter Scott Bair.
Bleacher Report experts gave Oakland the benefit of the doubt in a 7-1 decision over Tennessee. However, the Titans field the league’s No. 3-ranked pass defense and are facing an offense that’s struggled over the past two weeks. Secondly, the Raiders have lost three games against current top-10 pass defenses.
The Titans sit in the cellar of the AFC South, but a stingy secondary will force the Raiders into another competitive matchup.
Location: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
Date: Sunday, Nov. 29
Time: 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET
TV: CBS
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Article Source: Bleacher Report - Oakland Raiders
