Tennessee Titans at Oakland Raiders: How to watch Week 14
By Brad Weiss
In a must-win game to keep their playoff hopes alive, the Oakland Raiders welcome the Tennessee Titans to the Coliseum on Sunday.
The Oakland Raiders played themselves into a possible playoff berth over their first ten games of the season, getting out to a 6-4 record. However, the last two weeks have been dreadful, and now they await the red-hot Tennessee Titans inside the Coliseum on Sunday in a must-win game.
The Titans made the move to Ryan Tannehill in Week 7, and since then, he has led the team to wins in five of their last six games. The former franchise quarterback of the Miami Dolphins had proven himself to be the future for the Titans, and has stepped in for Marcus Mariota and given the Titans a spark.
In addition, the Titans also have a stellar running back in Derrick Henry, who will look to out-duel his Alabama counterpart on Sunday. Oakland counters with a star as well in Josh Jacobs, the incredible rookie who has already rushed for 1,000 yards this season, is a front-runner for Offensive Rookie of the Year honors, and has been doing it with a fractured shoulder.
Overall, this has the markings of what could be an absolute classic inside the Coliseum on Sunday, as both teams fight for their playoff lives.
Here is how you can catch all of the action Sunday
Who: Tennessee Titans at Oakland Raiders
When: Sunday, December 8, 2019
Time: 1:25 PM PST/4:25 PM EST
Where: RingCentral Coliseum, Oakland, California
Television Station: CBS, NFL Sunday Ticket
Live Stream: FuboTV, NFL Sunday Ticket
Derek Carr has struggled the past two weeks to get the ball downfield, and the hope is that they can get someone to step up at the wide receiver position on Sunday. If they cannot, it is going to be a ground and pound effort for the Silver and Black, who will also need a big day from a depleted defense.
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At 6-6, the Raiders have to take care of business at home in order to keep their fading playoff hopes alive. Remember this is a team that has been very hard to beat inside the Coliseum this season, and with only two more home games left ever in Oakland, you can expect Raider Nation to be incredible loud and passionate for this one on Sunday.