November 4, 2025 • 3 mins
Week 10 of the NFL brings a Thursday Night Football showdown between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Denver Broncos, set for November 6 in Denver. As always this season, you can catch the game exclusively on Prime Video, which continues to be the home for Thursday nights—the only way to tune in is by streaming through the Prime Video app or website. Major outlets like FOX Sports and Pro Football Network confirm this broadcast arrangement.
Looking at the betting lines, DraftKings and Fox Sports both have Denver as a solid 10-point favorite over Las Vegas, with the moneyline around Broncos minus 500 and plus 380 for the Raiders, and an over under of 42.5 points. Covers.com and FanDuel both highlight the sense of lopsided matchups in the odds, with Denver favored at home thanks largely to their defense, which has been particularly stingy at Mile High. That said, the spread has crept a half-point since Sunday, reflecting increasing skepticism surrounding the Raiders offense under pressure in a tough road environment.
This week, much of the media buzz centers around Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who’s been playing controlled, mistake-free football. According to ESPN’s recent commentary, his poise and the Broncos clock-control offense are key reasons oddsmakers and analysts see Denver as a firm favorite. On the other side, the Raiders' first-year head coach is drawing attention for his aggressive 4th-down calls, and there’s league-wide chatter about whether second-year quarterback Aidan O’Connell, who threw for 284 yards and two scores last week, can replicate recent late-game heroics against a Broncos secondary that leads the AFC in takeaways according to NFL.com.
The Raiders' main playmaker to watch is tight end Brock Bowers, fresh off a 127-yard effort, while the Broncos lean on Courtland Sutton and running back Ashton Jeanty, who’s set to get an expanded role after J.K. Dobbins was ruled out Tuesday with a high-ankle sprain, as first reported by NFL Network this morning. Injury-wise, the Raiders will again be without defensive tackle Bilal Nichols, while Denver lists safety Justin Simmons as questionable with a calf tweak, but signs point to him playing.
Media voices are largely in agreement on the basics: The Denver Post’s latest preview picks the Broncos to win comfortably, predicting the Raiders' offense to struggle in the altitude, while the Las Vegas Review-Journal argues that Las Vegas’ “nothing to lose” mentality could bode well for a feisty performance—if O’Connell can avoid costly turnovers. No major surprises or last-second bombshells have dropped in the past 24 hours, though several analysts, including Fox’s Colin Cowherd, have speculated on whether this Raiders regime is already nearing a breaking point if the game gets out of hand.
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Looking at the betting lines, DraftKings and Fox Sports both have Denver as a solid 10-point favorite over Las Vegas, with the moneyline around Broncos minus 500 and plus 380 for the Raiders, and an over under of 42.5 points. Covers.com and FanDuel both highlight the sense of lopsided matchups in the odds, with Denver favored at home thanks largely to their defense, which has been particularly stingy at Mile High. That said, the spread has crept a half-point since Sunday, reflecting increasing skepticism surrounding the Raiders offense under pressure in a tough road environment.
This week, much of the media buzz centers around Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who’s been playing controlled, mistake-free football. According to ESPN’s recent commentary, his poise and the Broncos clock-control offense are key reasons oddsmakers and analysts see Denver as a firm favorite. On the other side, the Raiders' first-year head coach is drawing attention for his aggressive 4th-down calls, and there’s league-wide chatter about whether second-year quarterback Aidan O’Connell, who threw for 284 yards and two scores last week, can replicate recent late-game heroics against a Broncos secondary that leads the AFC in takeaways according to NFL.com.
The Raiders' main playmaker to watch is tight end Brock Bowers, fresh off a 127-yard effort, while the Broncos lean on Courtland Sutton and running back Ashton Jeanty, who’s set to get an expanded role after J.K. Dobbins was ruled out Tuesday with a high-ankle sprain, as first reported by NFL Network this morning. Injury-wise, the Raiders will again be without defensive tackle Bilal Nichols, while Denver lists safety Justin Simmons as questionable with a calf tweak, but signs point to him playing.
Media voices are largely in agreement on the basics: The Denver Post’s latest preview picks the Broncos to win comfortably, predicting the Raiders' offense to struggle in the altitude, while the Las Vegas Review-Journal argues that Las Vegas’ “nothing to lose” mentality could bode well for a feisty performance—if O’Connell can avoid costly turnovers. No major surprises or last-second bombshells have dropped in the past 24 hours, though several analysts, including Fox’s Colin Cowherd, have speculated on whether this Raiders regime is already nearing a breaking point if the game gets out of hand.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Week ten of the NFL brings a Thursday night football
showdown between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Denver Broncos,
set for November sixth in Denver. As always this season,
you can catch the game exclusively on Prime Video, which
continues to be the home for Thursday nights. The only
way to tune in is by streaming through the Prime
Video app or website. Major outlets like Fox Sports and
(00:33):
Pro Football Network confirm this broadcast arrangement. Looking at the
betting lines, DraftKings and Fox Sports both have Denver as
a solid ten point favorite over Las Vegas, with the
money line around Broncos minus five hundred and plus three
hundred eighty for the Raiders and an over under of
forty two point five points. Covers dot Com and Fando
both highlight the sense of lopsided matchups in the odds,
(00:56):
with Denver favorite at home thanks largely to their defense,
which has been particularly stingy at Mile High. That said,
the spread has crept a half point since Sunday, reflecting
increasing skepticism surrounding the Raiders offense under pressure in a
tough road environment this week. Much of the media buzz
centers around Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who's been playing controlled,
(01:19):
mistake free football. According to ESPN's recent commentary, his poise
and the Broncos clock control offense are key reasons odds
makers and analysts see Denver as a firm favorite. On
the other side, the Raiders first year head coach is
drawing attention for his aggressive fourth down calls, and there's
(01:39):
league wide chatter about whether second year quarterback a And O'Connell,
who threw for two hundred and eighty four yards and
two scores last week, can replicate recent late game heroics
against a Broncos secondary that leads the AFC and takeaways.
According to NFL dot Com, the Raiders' main playmaker to
watch is tight end Brock Bowers for rush off a
(02:00):
one hundred and twenty seven yard effort, while the Broncos
lean on Courtwin Sutton and running back Ashton jd who's
set to get an expanded role after JK Dobbins was
ruled out Tuesday with a high ankle sprain, as first
reported by NFL Network this morning. Injury wise, the Raiders
will again be without defensive tackle Billy Nichols, while Denver
(02:21):
List's safety Justin Simmons as questionable with a calf tweak,
but signs point to him playing. Media voices are largely
in agreement on the basics. The Denver Post's latest preview
picks the Broncos to win comfortably, predicting the Raiders offense
to struggle in the altitude, while the Las Vegas Review
Journal argues that Las Vegas is nothing to lose. Mentality
(02:42):
could bode well for a feisty performance if O'Connell can
avoid costly turnovers. No major surprises or last second bombshells
have dropped in the past twenty four hours, though several analysts,
including Fox's Callin Cowherd, have speculated on whether this Raiders
regime is already nearing a break point if the game
gets out of hand. Thank you for listening. Be sure
(03:04):
to subscribe so you never miss an update. This has
been a quiet Please production. For more check out Quiet
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Week ten of the NFL brings a Thursday night football
showdown between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Denver Broncos,
set for November sixth in Denver. As always this season,
you can catch the game exclusively on Prime Video, which
continues to be the home for Thursday nights. The only
way to tune in is by streaming through the Prime
Video app or website. Major outlets like Fox Sports and
(00:33):
Pro Football Network confirm this broadcast arrangement. Looking at the
betting lines, DraftKings and Fox Sports both have Denver as
a solid ten point favorite over Las Vegas, with the
money line around Broncos minus five hundred and plus three
hundred eighty for the Raiders and an over under of
forty two point five points. Covers dot Com and Fando
both highlight the sense of lopsided matchups in the odds,
(00:56):
with Denver favorite at home thanks largely to their defense,
which has been particularly stingy at Mile High. That said,
the spread has crept a half point since Sunday, reflecting
increasing skepticism surrounding the Raiders offense under pressure in a
tough road environment this week. Much of the media buzz
centers around Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who's been playing controlled,
(01:19):
mistake free football. According to ESPN's recent commentary, his poise
and the Broncos clock control offense are key reasons odds
makers and analysts see Denver as a firm favorite. On
the other side, the Raiders first year head coach is
drawing attention for his aggressive fourth down calls, and there's
(01:39):
league wide chatter about whether second year quarterback a And O'Connell,
who threw for two hundred and eighty four yards and
two scores last week, can replicate recent late game heroics
against a Broncos secondary that leads the AFC and takeaways.
According to NFL dot Com, the Raiders' main playmaker to
watch is tight end Brock Bowers for rush off a
(02:00):
one hundred and twenty seven yard effort, while the Broncos
lean on Courtwin Sutton and running back Ashton jd who's
set to get an expanded role after JK Dobbins was
ruled out Tuesday with a high ankle sprain, as first
reported by NFL Network this morning. Injury wise, the Raiders
will again be without defensive tackle Billy Nichols, while Denver
(02:21):
List's safety Justin Simmons as questionable with a calf tweak,
but signs point to him playing. Media voices are largely
in agreement on the basics. The Denver Post's latest preview
picks the Broncos to win comfortably, predicting the Raiders offense
to struggle in the altitude, while the Las Vegas Review
Journal argues that Las Vegas is nothing to lose. Mentality
(02:42):
could bode well for a feisty performance if O'Connell can
avoid costly turnovers. No major surprises or last second bombshells
have dropped in the past twenty four hours, though several analysts,
including Fox's Callin Cowherd, have speculated on whether this Raiders
regime is already nearing a break point if the game
gets out of hand. Thank you for listening. Be sure
(03:04):
to subscribe so you never miss an update. This has
been a quiet Please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot ai Quiet, please dot ai hear what matters
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