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What changed · Last 4 games (weeks 6-9) vs 5 games before (weeks 1-5)
At a glance

The Las Vegas Raiders are 4-5 in the 2026 season, 3rd in the AFC West and the No. 9 seed in the AFC, with a point differential of -30. On offense they rank 17th in the league in EPA per play (-0.015); on defense they rank 31st (+0.092 allowed). The Pigskin Nightly model gives them a 12% chance to make the playoffs and 0.0% to win the Super Bowl. The Las Vegas Raiders play next at home against the Seattle Seahawks on Sun, Nov 15, 4:05 PM ET (Week 10), on CBS.

What is the Las Vegas Raiders record?

4-5, 3rd in the AFC West. Home 1-3, road 3-2, division 1-1, conference 3-3, current streak L1. Points: 238 scored, 268 allowed.

Who do the Las Vegas Raiders play next?

The Las Vegas Raiders play next at home against the Seattle Seahawks on Sun, Nov 15, 4:05 PM ET (Week 10), on CBS.

What are the Las Vegas Raiders' playoff chances?

12% to make the playoffs, 1% to win the AFC West, 0% to earn the No. 1 seed and the bye, 0.1% to win the AFC and 0.0% to win the Super Bowl, from 10,000 simulations of the rest of the season (projected record 7.6-9.4).

Who is the Las Vegas Raiders starting quarterback?

Kirk Cousins is first on the Raiders depth chart at quarterback, with Fernando Mendoza behind.

Who is injured for the Las Vegas Raiders?

Out, doubtful or on injured reserve: Thomas Booker IV (DT, out, ankle). Questionable: Trey Zuhn III (C, questionable, concussion).

How good is the Las Vegas Raiders offense and defense?

Offense: 17th in EPA per play (-0.015), 11th on dropbacks, 28th on runs, success rate 42.3%. Defense: 31st in EPA allowed (+0.092), 30th against the pass, 26th against the run.

Cite this page

Pigskin Nightly, “Las Vegas Raiders 2026: record, EPA, depth chart and injuries”, https://pigskinnightly.com/teams/raiders (updated 2026-11-10).

From the Raiders Desk

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The Verdict · 2026

The Raiders, judged from every snap

About rightthe record matches the snaps
Real record4-5
Deserved3.6wins

Looking back, not ahead. Deserved wins grade how well a team has played, from every snap of the games already played. They are not a forecast of the games to come. How well they hold up

+0.4 luck wins · 11th luckiest in the NFL · net EPA per snap 26th

  1. W1DolphinsW 27-1397%Earned
  2. W2ChargersW 26-1491%Earned
  3. W3SaintsW 35-2765%Earned
  4. W4ChiefsL 27-3046%Coin flip
  5. W5PatriotsL 17-450%Fair loss
  6. W6BillsL 30-3331%Fair loss
  7. W7RamsL 21-35<1%Fair loss
  8. W8JetsW 38-3329%Lucky
  9. W949ersL 17-38<1%Fair loss

Bars: deserved win probability, from the snaps50% line

Bottom lineLucky in 1 game of 9.

How to read this chart
The track:
solid dot = real wins, ring = deserved wins (the record the snaps earned), on a scale from 0 to 9 games. The colored gap between them is the luck.
The strip:
one tile per game, oldest first, with the opponent and the score. The bar is how often the Raiders would win a replay of the same snaps; above the middle line they deserved to win.
The label:
Earned or Fair loss = the result matched the play; Coin flip = it could have gone either way; Lucky / Robbed = the result went against the play.
One-score games2-2decided by 8 or fewer
Chicken Index29%7 go calls advised
Flags, net−37win prob. points · 26th
Bounce & kick luck+11.1points · +1.2 a game
Latest ruling · Week 9

49ers earned it: the snaps said 49ers by 15.9, a deserved win probability of more than 99%.

From the Lab

The lab file

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The season, week by week

Offense EPA/playDefense EPA prevented

Bars above the line are good: offense adding expected points, defense taking them away. The middle line is league average zero.Rest days and miles traveled, all 32 →

Regular season · rank among 32 teams

Where the Raiders stand

Offense

EPA per play-0.01517th
Dropback EPA+0.10611th
Rush EPA-0.21528th
Success rate42.3%17th

Defense

EPA allowed+0.09231st
Pass EPA allowed+0.18530th
Rush EPA allowed-0.02926th
Success allowed48.0%31st

Pass rate over expected: -2.1% (17th most pass-heavy given down, distance and score). 549 offensive plays logged.

Fantasy points allowed per game: QB 21.7 (2nd most) · RB 27.0 (5th most) · WR 34.7 (13th most) · TE 17.4 (5th most). Defense vs position

Who produces

EPA from the nflverse play-by-play model
TargetsTgtTarget shareAir shareaDOTYdsTDEPA/tgt
B.Bowers TE7022%27%9.96586+0.53
A.Jeanty RB5618%4%1.63713+0.05
T.Tucker WR5618%30%13.85294+0.21
M.Mayer TE4615%9%5.23881+0.18
J.Nailor WR299%13%11.51221-0.09
C.White WR206%7%9.51123+0.16
M.Benson WR93%6%15.7120-0.81
J.Bech WR83%2%5.9571-0.14

Depth chart, on the field

QuestionableOut / IRFull roster →

Snap counts

Share of team snaps, every weekThis week's starters →
Offense123456789
Delmar GlazeT100100100100100100100100100
Spencer BurfordG100100100100100100100100100
Kolton MillerT100100100100100100100100100
Tyler LinderbaumC100100100100100100100100100
Kirk CousinsQB10010010010083100100100100
Brock BowersTE798270988486100
Michael MayerTE818487886579827976
Jalen NailorWR6060572364754674
Tre TuckerWR715957677570825464
Ashton JeantyRB748184675358724064
Trey ZuhnG3766710060
Caleb RogersG7100100100340
Mike Washington Jr.RB19191621835266034
Jack BechWR4054164034
Defense123456789
Jeremy ChinnS100100100100100100100100100
Nakobe DeanLB10094100100100100100100100
Treydan StukesS10046100100100100100100
Eric StokesCB1001001001008410010010099
Quay WalkerLB1001001001001001009610095
Maxx CrosbyDE828786928090969293
Adam ButlerDT383149475763715263
Taron JohnsonCB867196788591406659
Kwity PayeDE575658586559676756
Darien PorterCB825677960252
Folorunso FatukasiDT343546524351474151
Tim KeenanDT263049
Tonka HemingwayDT5774536513292045
Tommy EichenbergLB1435422159603441
Jalen Nailor
Wide receiverJalen Nailor57% of snapsSmall sample
-0.01Observed difference
EPA/play, better without
EPA / play-0.025-0.018
Success41.1%42.1%
Points / game27.717.0
With 7 games · 416 playsWithout 1 game · 57 plays (Wk 5)
Opponents avg rating
WithDolphins logoMIAChargers logoLACSaints logoNOBills logoBUFRams logoLARJets logoNYJ49ers logoSF-0.4
WithoutPatriots logoNE+0.1

Opponents in the games with him were 0.5 pts weaker on average

Other starters out

None: every other key starter played in these games.

Team trend EPA/play, up to 4 games each side of his first absence

Before (Wks 1-4)+0.009From Wk 5 on (Wks 5-8)+0.026

An observed difference between games, not a measure of his impact: opponents, other absences and form change too.1 partial game left out
No "without" sample yet

Never missed a game

Key Raiders starters who have taken the field in every game so far. A split appears here once one of them sits out a full game.

Bar = average share of his unit's snaps · all 13 starters →

Observed differences between groups of games, not the player's causal effect. Why sample size matters · What EPA is

Injury report

Whole league

Out, doubtful or on IR

Questionable