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Matthew Stafford has three TD passes, Rams lead Raiders 28-6 at halftime
The Rams are rolling in Las Vegas
Hunter Renfrow
WR · FA · 30 yrs · exp 7 · Clemson
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Best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 in California: Get $55 bonus for Chargers, Rams, 49ers Week 6 NFL games
With the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55, California sports fans can receive a $55 bonus after trading $25 or more at one of the best prediction market apps . There are three NFL California teams and they're all in action this week. The Los Angeles Chargers face the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams will face the Arizona Cardinals , with those games taking place Sunday afternoon. The San Francisco 49ers are on Monday Night Football against the Washington Commanders to wrap up Week 6. Get started with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 and get a $55 bonus: View our Kalshi promo code review page for the terms and conditions of this NFL Kalshi offer. This has been a bad start to 2026 for the Chargers. After going 11-6 and making the playoffs last year, they're 0-5 and are looking to get their first win out of the way. That will be tough in Week 6 when they visit the Chiefs, who are both 4-0 and coming off a bye as they look like a Super Bowl contender after a down 6-11 2025 season. The Chargers win in 21% of the SportsLine Projection Model's simulations. The model simulates every NFL game 10,000 times. A Los Angeles win is trading at $0.22 per share at Kalshi, and a K.C. win is priced at $0.79. Get a $55 bonus with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55: Rams to win vs. Cardinals: Yes $0.88, No $0.13 The Rams entered the season as a top Super Bowl contender, but they're 2-3 after falling to Buffalo on Monday in overtime. Los Angeles will try to get to .500 when the Cardinals come to town. Arizona is 1-4 after winning in Week 1, and while the Cardinals have shown flashes, things have not been good of late, especially on defense. The Rams win 76% of the time in this matchup, per the SportsLine model's simulations. A Rams win is trading at $0.88 per share at Kalshi, and a Cardinals win is $0.13. Trade with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 for a $55 sign-up bonus: 49ers to win vs. Commanders: Yes $0.78, No $0.23 The 49ers host the Commanders on Monday Night Football to conclude Week 6, and these teams enter the game in different form. San Francisco got a big 32-29 win in Seattle last week to move to 5-0. Washington, however, completely mismanaged the clock in overtime against New York last week, resulting in a stunning tie. The 49ers can become the NFL's first 6-0 team this week as the 4-0 Chiefs had a bye last week, and the 5-0 Vikings are on bye this weekend. The 49ers win in 68% of SportsLine simulations. A 49ers win is $0.78 per share at Kalshi, and a Commanders win is trading at $0.23. Make trades with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 for a $55 sign-up bonus: Kalshi wants to help keep its users safe, and the platform offers risk management tools for traders that can be used at any time. These options include trading breaks, voluntary opt-outs and a personalized funding limit. Prediction Markets are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) - an independent agency of the U.S. federal government. Event contracts trading involves a risk of substantial loss and is not suitable for all investors. Participation in prediction markets is subject to applicable eligibility requirements. Participation may be restricted or prohibited in certain jurisdictions and participants are responsible for ensuring their participation complies with applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction
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Las Vegas Raiders lose in trenches against Kansas City Chiefs to fall short in Week 4
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Winners and losers from a tough loss
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Tight ends get love, not so much for DTs
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Tight ends are in favor, while defensive tackles are not on the Las Vegas team
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Raiders-Texans preseason: Players I’m excited to see
9 players to watch in the Raiders-Texans preseason matchup
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Las Vegas Raiders Breakout Candidates
Wide Receivers, Defensive Tackles, Rookies mark Breakout Candidates for Las Vegas Raiders
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Fantasy Football AFC West Snapshot: 1 key nugget from each team going into 2026
Scott Pianowski shares one thing that stands out for fantasy football for each AFC West team going into 2026
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Las Vegas Raiders pushing for All-Pro honors in 2026
8 Raiders with potential to earn All-Pro Honors
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3 players on Las Vegas Raiders’ roster make ESPN’s Top 10 at their position
3 more received ‘Honorable Mention’ or votes from NFL execs and coaches
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Las Vegas Raiders 2026 Offensive Wildcards
Young players will decide the Raiders' 2026 offense
RB · GB
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2019 Las Vegas Raiders Same Position Re-Draft
The 2019 draft, a draft that was bound to be pivotal for the Raiders, holding three first round picks and four inside the top 40 of the class in general. The class featured a strong lack of talent that would help the Raiders, being carried heavily by Maxx Crosby , and honestly Hunter Renfrow as well. A fun idea I had was a re-draft, but not any re-draft that just picks the best player, I wanted to re-draft the Raiders for 2019 but use the same positions at each selection. For example at 4th overall, while I would desperately want to take a defensive tackle, the Raiders selected EDGE Clelin Ferrell and thus they’ll stick at EDGE. A few rules: Any player can be selected, but only one’s who were available with that pick to start with, for example a busted first round pick, who still produced but not at a first round value I can’t take in round 3 or 4 I MUST take a player at the same position that was taken at that selection (QB for QB, RB for RB, etc) The overall selections remain the same, I won’t assume a trade does or doesn’t happen (example the Raiders traded down to 40 for Mullen, I’ll keep them at 40 instead of 35) I plan to do a 2020 to 2024 re-draft and then my own personal “what I would do” 2025 re-draft so keep an eye on those. Round 1, 4th Overall: EDGE Brian Burns (16th overall) Original Pick: EDGE Clelin Ferrell Of the entire DT and EDGE rushers taken in the 2019 class, the Raiders missed on a lot of top talent but that changes with Burns. Burns has turned in a massive career with 384 tackles, 98 TFL, 155 QB hits, 71 sacks, 28 PBU, and 14 FF while also turning in 401 pressures, though his win rate of just 12.7% has been disappointing. Additionally, Burns has been an adequate run defender, but rushing across from Maxx Crosby would fix a lot of his issues being a “robin” instead of “batman”. Round 1, 24th Overall: RB Josh Jacobs (24th overall) Original Pick: RB Josh Jacobs The Raiders certainly don’t regret this pick, and while I would have liked to take a different position than RB, largely due to a rebuilding team and the value of a RB (see Jeanty), I made the rules and I’ll stick by them. Jacobs had a phenomenal start to his career being a 3x Pro Bowler, All-Pro, and finishing 2nd in ROTY in 2019. Jacobs has taken his place in the NFL as a top 10 runningback, and looking back while the value was not the best for Las Vegas with a runningback the player was. Round 1, 27th Overall: SAF Julian Love (108th overall) Original Pick: SAF Jonathan Abram I may be flirting with my own rules here, but so be it. Love was a CB at Notre Dame, though he immediately came into the NFL as a strong safety/nickel hybrid and has since transitioned his game into a traditional FS with versatility across the board. The 2019 safety class had some talent with Taylor Rapp , CJ Gardner-Johnson, Darnell Savage (who went 21st overall0, Marcus Epps , Amani Hooker , and Juan Thornhill but this was a tough pick to make. Love has turned into one of the best free safeties in the NFL and has been a staple for the Seahawks, with a career 557 tackles, 18 TFL, 13 interceptions, 46 PBU, 7 FF, and is a pro bowler across 106 games while allowing a career 87.3 QBR and 64% reception rate. Round 2, 40th Overall: CB Jamel Dean (94th overall) Original Pick: CB Trayvon Mullen Mullen looked to be a possible future starting CB for the Raiders long-term, he turned in 24 PBU across 32 games to start his career but penalties & injuries derailed everything and he’s been out of the NFL since 2022. Jamel Dean has turned into a top 10-15 corner in the NFL and was a staple for the Buccaneers super bowl as was almost the entire Buccaneers 2019 draft class. Dean has logged a career 11 interceptions, 74 PBU, 3 touchdowns, 360 tackles, and allowed a 79.6 QBR across a career 106 games. The former Auburn standout has quickly turned into one of the most consistent, ball hawking cornerbacks at just 29 years old. Round 4, 106th Overall: EDGE Maxx Crosby (original pick) [... truncated ...]
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