***Chiefs vs Raiders Official Game Day Thread***

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[TopekaRoy]

The Kansas City Chiefs (6-6)(3-2 @home)



vs.

The Oakland Raiders (6-6)(2-3 away)



Sunday, December 10, 12:00pm CT
at
Arrowhead Stadium
Kansas City, Missouri



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Stats & Stuff

Weather forecast: 47 degrees farenheit. Clear. 11 mph WNW winds.

Line: Chiefs -4, Over/Under: 48.5

Against the Spread:
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Last 10 Games Head-2-Head:
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OddsShark Super Computer Prediction:
Chiefs 25.2
Raiders 24.0

Schedules/Results:

Thursday Sep. 7 at New England Patriots 8:30pm ET NBC Won 42-27 Sunday Sep. 17 Philadelphia Eagles 1:00pm ET FOX Won 27-20 Sunday Sep. 24 at Los Angeles Chargers 4:25pm ET CBS Won 24-10 Monday Oct. 2 Washington Redskins 8:30pm ET ESPN Won 29-20 Sunday Oct. 8 at Houston Texans 8:30pm ET NBC Won 42-34 Sunday Oct. 15 Pittsburgh Steelers 4:25pm ET CBS Lost 19-13 Thursday Oct. 19 at Oakland Raiders 8:25pm ET CBS/NFLN Lost 31-30 Monday Oct. 30 Denver Broncos 8:30pm ET ESPN Won 29-19 Sunday Nov. 5 at Dallas Cowboys 4:25pm ET CBS Lost 28-17 Sunday Nov. 12 BYE Sunday Nov. 19 at New York Giants 1:00pm ET CBS Lost 12-9 (OT) Sunday Nov. 26 Buffalo Bills 1:00pm ET CBS Lost 16-10 Sunday Dec. 3 at New York Jets 1:00pm ET CBS Lost 38-31 Sunday Dec. 10 Oakland Raiders 1:00pm ET CBS Buy Tickets Saturday Dec. 16 Los Angeles Chargers 8:25pm ET NFLN Buy Tickets Sunday Dec. 24 Miami Dolphins 1:00pm ET CBS Buy Tickets Sunday Dec. 31 at Denver Broncos 4:25pm ET CBS Buy Tickets

Sunday Sep. 10 at Tennessee Titans 1:00pm ET CBS Won 26-16 Sunday Sep. 17 New York Jets 4:05pm ET CBS Won 45-20 Sunday Sep. 24 at Washington Redskins 8:30pm ET NBC Lost 27-10 Sunday Oct. 1 at Denver Broncos 4:25pm ET CBS Lost 16-10 Sunday Oct. 8 Baltimore Ravens 4:05pm ET CBS Lost 30-17 Sunday Oct. 15 Los Angeles Chargers 4:25pm ET CBS Lost 17-16 Thursday Oct. 19 Kansas City Chiefs 8:25pm ET NFLN Won 31-30 Sunday Oct. 29 at Buffalo Bills 1:00pm ET CBS Lost 34-14 Sunday Nov. 5 at Miami Dolphins 8:30pm ET NBC Won 27-24 Sunday Nov. 12 BYE Sunday Nov. 19 New England Patriots 4:25pm ET CBS Lost 33-8 Sunday Nov. 26 Denver Broncos 4:25pm ET CBS Won 21-14 Sunday Dec. 3 New York Giants 4:25pm ET FOX Won 24-17 Sunday Dec. 10 at Kansas City Chiefs 1:00pm ET CBS Buy Tickets Sunday Dec. 17 Dallas Cowboys 8:30pm ET NBC Buy Tickets Monday Dec. 25 at Philadelphia Eagles 8:30pm ET ESPN Buy Tickets Sunday Dec. 31 at Los Angeles Chargers 4:25pm ET CBS Buy Tickets

Notable Quotables:
Chiefs:

“[Kareem Hunt] is a special running back and we understand that, so in a perfect world would you like him to get more [than 9] carries? Yeah. We had 44 plays, so that’s part of it... [I]t just happened to be one of those games, but you can’t be one dimensional. Whether that’s running the ball all the time or passing the ball you have to be able to be balanced. In this game it just so happened to be that he didn’t get quite as many carries, but it’s not like we’re not trying to get him the ball.”

--Chiefs Offensive Coordinator Phil Nagy

Raiders:

“[The Chiefs have] done a great job with creating an atmosphere [at Arrowhhead]. It’s a loud environment. It’s just one of those places that’s tough to play in. Good football is required, I know that. You don’t go in there and play bad football and win a game. In that environment, you have to go and play well. You have to be able to have poise in the noise. That’s part of it. And you have to play well in all three phases.”

--Raiders Head Coach Jack Del Rio

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Injury Report:

Mitchell Morse	C	Foot	Did Not Participate In Practice	Out
Eric Murray	S	Ankle	Did Not Participate In Practice	Out
Tamba Hali	LB	Knee	Did Not Participate In Practice	Questionable

Cory James	LB	Knee	Did Not Participate In Practice	Doubtful
Jihad Ward	DE	Foot	Did Not Participate In Practice	Doubtful
Jonathan Feliciano	G	Concussion	Did Not Participate In Practice	Out
David Amerson	CB	Foot	Limited Participation in Practice	Questionable
Denico Autry	DE	Hand	Limited Participation in Practice	Questionable
Amari Cooper	WR	Ankle	Limited Participation in Practice	Questionable
Jamize Olawale	RB	Ankle	Limited Participation in Practice	Questionable
Cordarrelle Patterson	WR	Hip	Limited Participation in Practice	Questionable

[KCMASS]

Istanbul 121017.jpg Got to watch it. God how I hate this team (Raiders) Staying @ my place tonight. Here's a pic from my apartment. Good view of the city! Go Chiefs! Need to have this game!

[TopekaRoy]

Depth Charts:

Chiefs

OFFENSE
POSITION	STARTER	2nd	3rd	4th
WR	Tyreek Hill	De'Anthony Thomas
TE	Travis Kelce	Demetrius Harris	Ross Travis
LT	Eric Fisher	Mitchell Schwartz
LG	Bryan Witzmann	Zach Fulton
C	Mitch Morse Out	Zach Fulton
RG	Laurent Duvernay-Tardif	Jordan Devey
RT	Mitchell Schwartz	Cameron Erving
WR	Demarcus Robinson	Albert Wilson	Jehu Chesson
QB	Alex Smith	Patrick Mahomes	Tyler Bray
FB	Anthony Sherman
RB	Kareem Hunt	Charcandrick West	Akeem Hunt

BASE 3-4 DEFENSE
POSITION	STARTER	2nd	3rd	4th
LDE	Allen Bailey	Jarvis Jenkins
NT	Bennie Logan	Roy Miller
RDE	Chris Jones	Rakeem Nunez-Roches
LOLB	Justin Houston	Tanoh Kpassagnon
LILB	Derrick Johnson	Kevin Pierre-Louis	Ukeme Eligwe
RILB	Reggie Ragland	Terrance Smith	Ramik Wilson
ROLB	Dee Ford	Frank Zombo
CB	Terrance Mitchell	Darrelle Revis
SS	Daniel Sorensen	Eric Murray Out
FS	Ron Parker	Steven Terrell
CB	Marcus Peters Suspended	Kenneth Acker	Phillip Gaines

Raiders

OFFENSE
POSITION	STARTER	2nd	3rd	4th
WR	Amari Cooper Questionable	Cordarrelle Patterson Questionable	Johnny Holton
TE	Jared Cook	Ryan O'Malley
LT	Donald Penn	David Sharpe	Jylan Ware
LG	Kelechi Osemele	Denver Kirkland
C	Rodney Hudson	Jon Feliciano Out
RG	Gabe Jackson
RT	Marshall Newhouse	Vadal Alexander	Jylan Ware
WR	Michael Crabtree	Seth Roberts
QB	Derek Carr	EJ Manuel	Connor Cook
FB	Jamize Olawale Questionable
RB	Marshawn Lynch	Jalen Richard	DeAndre Washington

BASE 4-3 DEFENSE
POSITION	STARTER	2nd	3rd	4th
LDE	Khalil Mack	James Cowser
LDT	Eddie Vanderdoes	Jihad Ward Doubful
RDT	Justin Ellis	Darius Latham	Treyvon Hester
RDE	Mario Edwards Jr.	Denico Autry Questionable
WLB	Cory James Doubful	Nicholas Morrow
MLB	Marquel Lee	Tyrell Adams
SLB	Bruce Irvin
CB	David Amerson Questionable	Gareon Conley	Dexter McDonald
SS	Karl Joseph	Obi Melifonwu	Shalom Luani
FS	Reggie Nelson	Keith McGill II
CB	TJ Carrie	Sean Smith	Antonio Hamilton

[KCMASS]

Nice job Topeka!

[TopekaRoy]

Nice job Topeka!

Thanks. I'm not done, yet ...

[TopekaRoy]

More Stats & More Stuff

Team Leaders:
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Matchup:
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Expert's Picks:
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Prisco's Pick:

These two are tied for first place in the division. But the Chiefs have lost four straight and have fallen apart on defense. The Raiders haven't been great on offense, but they will get Derek Carr going here. The Raiders win in a shootout.

Raiders 33 Chiefs 30

[TopekaRoy]

Chiefs vs. Raiders: Game Preview
From Chiefs.com

Posted Dec 10, 2017

Matt McMullen Chiefs Reporter Chiefs.com @KCChiefs_Matt

The Chiefs meet the Raiders in a crucial divisional matchup on Sunday afternoon

It all comes down to the next four games for the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Chiefs have dropped six of their last seven contests, falling into a three-way tie with the Oakland Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers atop the AFC West.

It’s been a difficult stretch that’s taken its toll in the standings, but the opportunity to win a second-straight division title is still very real, as Kansas City controls its own destiny throughout the remainder of the season.

That push includes two critical divisional games at Arrowhead Stadium over the next two weeks, beginning with Sunday afternoon’s matchup against the Raiders.

The Chiefs have already seen Oakland once this season, losing in heartbreaking fashion way back on Oct. 19. Kansas City led by one in the game’s closing moments before the Raiders ran four plays from the 1-yard line with just seven seconds remaining in the contest – scoring on the final play of the game for the victory.

The loss marked the Chiefs’ second defeat in what’s culminated into a taxing stretch since, and the matchup will now represent a chance to turn things back around with four games to go.

“It’s that time of the year that you’ve got to come out and you’ve got to play well,” said Head Coach Andy Reid. “This league is so competitive and every week is an important week – that’s no different with this week here.”

The Raiders are led by quarterback Derek Carr, who owns a 91.9 passer rating in what’s been an up and down season for the fourth-year signal caller. He’s been outstanding at times, such as his three-touchdown performance earlier this year against Kansas City, but he’s also had his fair share of struggles.



Unsurprisingly, Carr’s performance has been a consistent indicator of the final score. The Raiders are 6-1 when he posts a passer rating of 95.0 or more, and 0-4 when he doesn’t.

Carr has a number of weapons at his disposal, notably tight end Jared Cook and wide receiver Michael Crabtree, though it remains to be seen if one of his biggest targets in wide receiver Amari Cooper will be on the field as he recovers from an ankle injury.

Cooper, who tallied a career-high 210 yards and two touchdowns in the previous meeting between the two teams, will be a game-time decision on Sunday.

Though regardless of who all is lining up against them, the Chiefs will look to improve a pass defense that’s struggled in recent weeks, and they’ll do so without cornerback Marcus Peters as he serves a one-game suspension.

“They’re a good offensive football team with a really good collection of weapons, from Cooper and Crabtree to the tight end,” said Defensive Coordinator Bob Sutton of the Raiders. “We just have to do a great job against them of competing. They certainly got the best of us the last game out, so we’ll just have to play better than when we did before.”

On the other side of the ball, the Chiefs’ offense will aim to recreate the success they found last week against the New York Jets.

Kansas City piled up 474 yards and 31 points against the Jets behind the efforts of quarterback Alex Smith, who posted the best passer rating of any quarterback last week at 135.9.



Smith has often found success against the Raiders in his career, winning nine of 11 matchups while tossing 22 touchdowns to just four picks, and he’ll look to put together a similar performance on Sunday.

“These division games are so unique because you know each other so well and you have the history and you play each other twice a year,” Smith said. “These are hard fought games and they come down to the smallest of things. You scratch and you fight for all those little things. It comes down to the end of the game and who can make the play.”

Making several of those plays recently has been wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who has also seemed to be at his best when playing the silver and black. Hill has scored three touchdowns in his last two games against the Raiders, including a 78-yard punt return for a score in last December’s matchup between the two teams.

Hill put together the best game of his young career last week, catching six passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns, and he has a chance for more on Sunday against a Raiders’ defense that’s allowed 25 passing plays of 25 yards or more this season.



The Chiefs could certainly use a big game from Hill and the rest of the offense as they try to put their four-game losing streak in the rear view mirror.

Kansas City has traditionally thrived when closing out the season at home, going 6-1 in December games at Arrowhead Stadium, and they’ll need to do exactly that this year as the Chiefs enter the final quarter of the season with the postseason on the line.