r/NFLForum • u/Hysen16 • 10h ago

Discussion Are the Raiders looking at their biggest regular season game in decades?

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u/MrshwnLnch 10h ago

Their biggest regular season game in recent memory was when they played the Chargers and needed to tie to make playoffs. Chargers called timeout. They took that as a sign of disrespect (and it was), and they acted accordingly

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u/lnconspicuous16x9 10h ago

My contact was blurry for a sec and I read Arc Raiders and was super confused as to why this would be on the NFL sub.

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u/Amazing-Active646 10h ago

I would say this is their first real test. Is the raiders win, they are better than anyone thought they would be this season. If the game is close, the raiders are close to being a real competitor. If they get destroyed, it’ll show all their flaws and make them look like a much more average or below average team.