Dolphins 29, Raiders 28. Nobody watching sat down. Dont'e Thornton Jr did the catching for Raiders — 4 catches, 163 yards, 3 TD — in a losing effort. Maxx Crosby was the problem for Raiders — 2 sacks. On the ground: Dolphins 129, Raiders 64.

Raiders took care of Titans, 30-24. Fernando Mendoza did the damage for Raiders — 12/25, 229 yards, 2 INT. Mike Washington Jr. carried the load for Raiders — 21 carries, 99 yards, 2 TD. Total yards: Raiders 335, Titans 222.

Devon Walker: "Las Vegas couldn't stay out of its own way—2 interceptions from Mendoza and Mike Washington Jr. held to 75 yards when he averages 110—and Denver's ground game took over with RJ Harvey's 153 yards and 3 touchdowns." Priya Sable: "Denver's running game has been their identity all season, and Harvey just proved why—153 yards and 3 touchdowns through Las Vegas is what happens when you let that attack loose against a defense that couldn't slow it down."

Denver beat Las Vegas 27-24 in Week 15 behind a dominant ground game that decided the matchup. RJ Harvey rushed for 153 yards and 3 touchdowns on 21 carries, controlling the line of scrimmage while the Broncos outgained the Raiders 347 to 279 in total yards. Las Vegas managed 204 passing yards from Fernando Mendoza but couldn't overcome 2 turnovers, including the interceptions that proved costly in a 3-point decision. Denver's 153 rushing yards to Las Vegas's 75 told the story of a team that established what it wanted to do and executed it.

Sierra Vaughn: "Herbert threw 3 interceptions against a Las Vegas defense that forced only 3 sacks all game — the Chargers' ball security cost them a 1-point decision they had no business losing."

Two teams, 1 points, and Chargers on the right side of it. Justin Herbert did the damage for Chargers — 20/25, 213 yards, 3 TD, 3 INT. Fernando Mendoza did the damage for Raiders — 10/17, 229 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT — in a losing effort. Three weeks of this now from Tre Tucker: 62 receiving yards a game, well clear of his 41 average. On the ground: Chargers 81, Raiders 51.

83 points, and Raiders had more of them, 51-32. Josh Allen did the damage for Bills — 22/36, 282 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT — in a losing effort. Brock Bowers did the catching for Raiders — 9 catches, 136 yards, 3 TD. A season best for Brock Bowers. On the ground: Raiders 163, Bills 19.

Las Vegas demolished Los Angeles 63-35, a 28-point rout powered by Fernando Mendoza's 6 touchdown passes and Brock Bowers' 217 receiving yards and 3 scores. The Raiders' passing attack overwhelmed the Rams, who self-destructed with 4 turnovers to Las Vegas's 1. Mendoza went 14 of 27 for 363 yards while Matthew Stafford managed only 289 yards with 4 interceptions in a loss that drops the Rams to 7-5 as the Raiders improve to 10-2.