Can the Raiders’ New Attack Stand Out Against the Bitter Rival?

As the Las Vegas Raiders lost their sixth straight game after returning from their bye week, their offensive performance was unlike anything fans have seen all season under interim offensive coordinator Scott Turner.

Will the Raiders, who are still not done on the offensive side of the game, be able to break away from the Denver Broncos defense? According to Fox Sports, the Denver Broncos head into the matchup against the Raiders, who rank third in defense with an average of 289.4 defensive yards.

The mix of the Broncos’ top-performing defense and a team that has allowed 18 goals in ten games may not be a combination the Raiders want to face in Week 12. The Broncos rank seventh in pass defense with 190.7 passing yards allowed. On average.

The Raiders offense enters Week 12 and their offensive numbers rank 30th among 32 NFL teams. Alexander Mattison and Jakobi Meyers were involved in the offense last week, taking most of the passes and passes unless your name is Brock Bowers.

The Raiders will try to get Bowers whatever it takes. Bowers is coming off his first 100+ receiving yard game against the Miami Dolphins and became the most receptions in a single game by a tight end of all time.