The Chiefs currently sit atop the AFC Wild Card standings as they heat up despite losing Jamaal Charles early in the season. The Raiders are not outside the playoff picture, either, as they linger in the AFC’s ninth spot. If they can stop Kansas City’s win streak, they will sit in a position their division rival Chargers know well from year’s past: A December surge away from a late-season charge into the playoffs. But it starts on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know.
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What time is the Chiefs vs. Raiders game?
The Chiefs-Raiders game will be broadcast at 4:05 a.m. ET.
What channel is the Chiefs vs. Raiders game on?
In select markets, CBS will air Chiefs vs. Raiders.
Who is on the Chiefs injury report?
Mike DeVito , defensive end — Shoulder injury — ProbableTamba Hali , linebacker — Knee injury — ProbableJeff Allen , guard — Ankle injury — QuestionableJustin Houston , linebacker — Knee injury — OutMitch Morse , center — Concussion — OutDe’Anthony Thomas , wide receiver — Concussion — OutEric Fisher , tackle — Neck injury — ProbableAllen Bailey , defensive end — Calf injury — QuestionableCharcandrick West , running back — Hamstring injury — ProbableHusain Abdullah , safety — Neck injury — OutDustin Colquitt , punter — Knee injury — ProbableChris Conley , wide receiver — Hand injury — ProbableDee Ford , linebacker — Back injury — ProbableTravis Kelce , tight end — Groin injury — ProbableJosh Mauga , linebacker — Heel injury — ProbableSpencer Ware , running back — Hamstring injury — ProbableMarcus Cooper , cornerback — Thumb injury — Probable
Who is on the Raiders injury report?
Neiron Ball , linebacker — Knee injury — OutRodney Hudson , center — Ankle Injury — DoubtfulTaiwan Jones , running back — Knee injury — DoubtfulKeith McGill , cornerback — Ankle injury — OutCharles Woodson , safety — Shoulder injury — ProbableNeiko Thorpe , cornerback — Knee injury — Questionable
Who will win the Chiefs-Raiders game?
SN’s David Steele weighs in on the rivalry and sees the Chiefs prevailing.
Our Vinnie Iyer goes with the Chiefs as well. Here’s his reasoning .
