Let’s be honest, with both teams heading into Week 6 at 1-4, the only thing on the line between the Las Vegas Raiders and Tennessee Titans was positioning in the NFL draft. But, to the Raiders’ credit, they controlled the game and proved that they aren’t the worst team in the league, winning the toilet bowl 20-10.

Pete Carroll and the Las Vegas Raiders welcome Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers for the renewal of an old college rivalry in Sin City Monday night.

Raiders tight end Brock Bowers (knee) will miss his second-straight game, as he has been ruled out of Sunday's matchup against the Tennessee Titans.

The Tennessee Titans' offense is physically painful to watch. It is about as bad as it gets. In fact, the Titans have scored just 83 points this season, which according to ESPN research, is their fewest through six games since 1985.

After facing the Titans, the Raiders hit the road for an AFC West battle with the Kansas City Chiefs. Week 8 acts as their bye, which should give Bowers plenty of time to get healthy. If they have their tight end for the second half of the season, they could start ripping off wins. But a healthy Bowers is the most important piece of that dream.

The Las Vegas Raiders get blunt assessment from a former NFL offensive lineman on replacing Brock Bowers after he’s ruled out for Week 6.

EVERYONE STAYS CALM! This looks like a temporary issue that ESPN's fantasy football platform is having. Some managers woke up to see their games from Week 2 had turned from wins to losses or vice versa, with score corrections coming from Monday night's Los ...

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen was noncommittal when asked about wide receiver Adonai Mitchell's playing status against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

Here is a sample of what Fowler, who was working the Chargers-Raiders game alongside color commentator Dan Orlovsky, sounded like during a first-quarter touchdown by the Chargers. Justin Herbert and Keenan Allen connect for a TD to give the Chargers the ...

Week 6 of the NFL season features 12 games on its Sunday slate. Here's the full schedule, including times and TV channels: