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The AFC West lead is on the line in Las Vegas as the 3-0 Chiefs meet a Raiders team that has emerged as one of the NFL’s early surprises.
Kansas City is laying 4.5 points on the road, but Las Vegas has already pulled off two upsets and is 3-0 against the spread.
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The Raiders’ turnaround has been driven by a defense that ranks second in opponent EPA per play and has surrendered just 5.2 yards per snap.
Brock Bowers also provided another dimension in his first start of the season, hauling in 10 passes for 116 yards and a touchdown.
Points could come at a premium between two top-10 defenses, particularly with eight of Kansas City’s last 10 games finishing under the total.
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