Cowboys-Raiders MNF Clash: Dak vs Rookie QB, CeeDee Breakout Game, Maxx Factor

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Monday Night Football- Who's Playing and How to Watch

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NFL Monday Night Football Preview: Las Vegas Raiders at Detroit Lions The NFL's Monday Night Football matchup on October 30, 2023, features two teams that are both coming off of wins, but both teams are still struggling overall. The Las Vegas Raiders (2-6) will travel to Ford Field to take on the Detroit Lions (1-7).
What to Watch For

Both teams are looking to build off of their previous wins. The Raiders defeated the New Orleans Saints 24-19 in Week 8, while the Lions defeated the Chicago Bears 20-13.
The Raiders' defense has been playing well lately, holding their opponents to an average of 19 points per game over the last four games. The Lions' offense has been struggling, averaging just 19.3 points per game.
The Lions' running game is led by D'Andre Swift, who is averaging 90 rushing yards per game. The Raiders' run defense has been allowing 118.8 rushing yards per game.
The Raiders' offense is led by quarterback Derek Carr, who has thrown for 10 touchdowns and 8 interceptions. The Lions' pass defense has been allowing 245.3 passing yards per game.

Key Matchups

Raiders pass defense vs. Lions pass offense: The Raiders have a solid pass defense that is led by cornerback Nate Hobbs, who has three interceptions this season. The Lions have a young and inexperienced wide receiver group, which could be a factor in this matchup.
Raiders run defense vs. Lions running back D'Andre Swift: The Raiders have been struggling to stop the run this season, which could be a problem against Swift, who is one of the best running backs in the league.
Lions offensive line vs. Raiders pass rush: The Lions have a weak offensive line that has been allowing a lot of sacks this season. The Raiders have a good pass rush that is led by Maxx Crosby, who has seven sacks this season.

Prediction The Raiders are the better team on paper, but the Lions are playing at home and are coming off of a win. I think the Raiders will win this game, but it will be closer than most people expect. My prediction: Raiders 27, Lions 20 Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to Like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

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Both teams are looking to build off of their previous wins. The Raiders defeated the New Orleans Saints 24-19 in Week 8, while the Lions defeated the Chicago Bears 20-13.
The Raiders' defense has been playing well lately, holding their opponents to an average of 19 points per game over the last four games. The Lions' offense has been struggling, averaging just 19.3 points per game.
The Lions' running game is led by D'Andre Swift, who is averaging 90 rushing yards per game. The Raiders' run defense has been allowing 118.8 rushing yards per game.
The Raiders' offense is led by quarterback Derek Carr, who has thrown for 10 touchdowns and 8 interceptions. The Lions' pass defense has been allowing 245.3 passing yards per game.

Key Matchups

Raiders pass defense vs. Lions pass offense: The Raiders have a solid pass defense that is led by cornerback Nate Hobbs, who has three interceptions this season. The Lions have a young and inexperienced wide receiver group, which could be a factor in this matchup.
Raiders run defense vs. Lions running back D'Andre Swift: The Raiders have been struggling to stop the run this season, which could be a problem against Swift, who is one of the best running backs in the league.
Lions offensive line vs. Raiders pass rush: The Lions have a weak offensive line that has been allowing a lot of sacks this season. The Raiders have a good pass rush that is led by Maxx Crosby, who has seven sacks this season.

Cowboys-Raiders MNF Clash: Dak vs Rookie QB, CeeDee Breakout Game, Maxx Factor

Monday Night Football- Who's Playing and How to Watch

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Cowboys-Raiders MNF Clash: Dak vs Rookie QB, CeeDee Breakout Game, Maxx Factor

This week’s Monday Night Football serves up a clash between two of the NFL’s most storied franchises as the Dallas Cowboys travel to Sin City to face the Las Vegas Raiders. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. Eastern on Monday, November 17, and fans can catch all the action live on ABC and ESPN, plus streaming on ESPN Plus according to ABC and ESPN broadcast guides. Notably, every Monday Night Football game this season is also available via ESPN’s direct-to-consumer streaming service, making it easier than ever to tune in wherever you are.

In terms of the matchup, Dallas comes in as the favorite, with oddsmakers at ESPN currently setting the Cowboys at minus 3.5 points and an over under of 49.5. The Cowboys have been generating headlines as Dak Prescott continues a quietly efficient campaign, navigating some midseason bumps with CeeDee Lamb establishing himself as one of the league’s most explosive playmakers. On the defensive side, Micah Parsons remains the heartbeat of Dallas’s pass rush, and local media have highlighted that corner Trevon Diggs, still working back to full strength, could see a snap count increase in Vegas.

For the Raiders, rookie quarterback Aidan O'Connell is drawing plenty of attention. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that Coach Antonio Pierce doubled down on O'Connell as the starter despite a string of tough losses. The big question swirling in the desert is whether Davante Adams—who has battled through both frustration and lingering injury—can finally get loose against a Dallas secondary that’s been inconsistent. Maxx Crosby’s relentless pass rush gives the Raiders hope, especially against a Cowboys O-line that dealt with injuries in recent weeks.

Commentary on ESPN’s pregame show featured Troy Aikman, who framed this as a must-win for Vegas if they want any shot at a Wild Card slot, while Stephen A. Smith called the game a “potential coming-out party” for CeeDee Lamb, predicting the Cowboys offense will light up Allegiant Stadium. In the latest segment on NFL Network, analysts debated whether Pierce’s gamble to stick with O’Connell over veteran Jimmy Garoppolo signals a youth movement or sheer desperation by the Raiders front office.

As of this morning, the most significant development is a clean slate on the injury front—both squads are expected to have their main playmakers active, and there have been no major suspensions or roster moves in the past 24 hours according to NFL.com and local beat reports. Market consensus tips Dallas to cover, but the Raiders’ home underdog status is tempting sharp bettors, with Vegas Insider labeling this game as a coin flip if O'Connell can minimize turnovers.

Players to watch on Monday: For Dallas, keep your eyes on Lamb, Parsons, and rookie running back Deuce Vaughn, who’s been earning a bigger role with explosive plays. For Las Vegas, it’s all eyes on O’Connell, Adams, and Maxx Crosby.

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Monday Night Football- Who's Playing and How to Watch

Both teams are looking to build off of their previous wins. The Raiders defeated the New Orleans Saints 24-19 in Week 8, while the Lions defeated the Chicago Bears 20-13.
The Raiders' defense has been playing well lately, holding their opponents to an average of 19 points per game over the last four games. The Lions' offense has been struggling, averaging just 19.3 points per game.
The Lions' running game is led by D'Andre Swift, who is averaging 90 rushing yards per game. The Raiders' run defense has been allowing 118.8 rushing yards per game.
The Raiders' offense is led by quarterback Derek Carr, who has thrown for 10 touchdowns and 8 interceptions. The Lions' pass defense has been allowing 245.3 passing yards per game.

Key Matchups

Raiders pass defense vs. Lions pass offense: The Raiders have a solid pass defense that is led by cornerback Nate Hobbs, who has three interceptions this season. The Lions have a young and inexperienced wide receiver group, which could be a factor in this matchup.
Raiders run defense vs. Lions running back D'Andre Swift: The Raiders have been struggling to stop the run this season, which could be a problem against Swift, who is one of the best running backs in the league.
Lions offensive line vs. Raiders pass rush: The Lions have a weak offensive line that has been allowing a lot of sacks this season. The Raiders have a good pass rush that is led by Maxx Crosby, who has seven sacks this season.