Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders: How to watch 2020 Week 11
By Brad Weiss
The Las Vegas Raiders take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night, and here is how you can catch all of the action in this AFC West battle.
In a season where the Las Vegas Raiders have already turned some heads, the Silver and Black will look to continue that trend this Sunday night against Kansas City. With a win against the Chiefs already in their pocket, as well as wins against the other two AFC West teams, Las Vegas can move to 4-0 in the division if they can take care of business Sunday night.
Kansas City is coming off their bye week, an area where head coach Andy Reid has been known to dominate during his coaching career. In addition, the Raiders will be without Clelin Ferrell in Week 11, as he tested positive for COVID, and since then, nearly the entire starting defense has been placed on the COVID list.
The Raiders have been down this road before, as their whole starting offensive line had to sit out practice all week leading up to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers game. The result of that contest was horrific, as the Bucs trounced the Raiders, so hopefully that will not happen again against Kansas City.
Here is how you can watch all of the action Sunday night:
Who: Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders
When: Sunday, November 22, 2020
Time: 5:20 PM PST/8:20 PM EST
Where: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada
Television Station: NBC
Live Stream: FuboTV, NBC Sports App
Las Vegas has won three straight games going into this matchup, and despite the COVID issues, are playing with a ton of confidence. They had Kolton Miller and Maurice Hurst return to practice this week, two huge pieces of their offense and defense, respectively, as they continue to get healthy for this playoff push.
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The Raiders can make a real statement with a win over the Chiefs on Sunday night, especially with everything that is going on in terms of the starting defense being placed on the COVID list. Jon Gruden has his team playing at a very high level, and if they can pound the rock with Josh Jacobs, keeping the Chiefs offense off the field, they could certainly come away with another stunning victory.