The Las Vegas Raiders took their third straight loss to Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. But one Raiders player left quarterback Kirk Cousins in awe during the 33-30 loss. He even thought of a former teammate of his, DeSean Jackson, when looking at Tre Tucker. The longtime quarterback veteran verbally illustrated the impact of […]
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The 49ers' Kyle Juszczyk claims Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson spit on him in 2025 after Gardner-Johnson was ejected for spitting on Raiders TE Brock Bowers.
The Las Vegas Raiders have emerged as a sneaky postseason threat, despite three straight losses. An upgrade a wide receiver could take them to the next level.
After a promising 3‑0 start, the Las Vegas Raiders stumble to a 33‑30 Week 6 loss against the Buffalo Bills, marking their third straight defeat to AFC playoff contenders. Coach Klint Kubiak admits disappointment, highlighting critical issues like QB sneak penalties by Tyler Linderbaum and missed execution in key moments. Despite narrow three‑point defeats to both the Bills and Chiefs, the team’s offense has jumped to 27 points per game, and fans note a shrinking gap with the league’s elite. The article weighs the Raiders’ rebuilding progress against lingering shortcomings as they hover just outside the postseason picture.
Buffalo safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson is ejected in the Bills’ 33-30 Week 6 win over the Raiders after allegedly spitting at tight end Brock Bowers. The incident sparks backlash, with 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk revealing Gardner-Johnson also spat on him last season. CBS’s Jim Nantz and rules analyst Gene Steratore call the act “disrespectful,” and Bills coach Joe Brady promises disciplinary action. Gardner-Johnson apologizes, citing heat‑of‑the‑moment emotions, while the NFL warns a one‑game suspension and forfeited pay for spitting violations. Past spitting incidents involving Jalen Carter and Ja’Marr Chase are noted.
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The Raiders fall to 3‑3 after a 33‑30 home loss to the 5‑1 Bills, mirroring their three‑point defeat to the Chiefs weeks earlier. Coach Lint Kubiak laments the team’s inability to close games, noting a drop from nine forced turnovers in the first three weeks to just one this stretch. Buffalo’s Josh Allen and James Cook dominated, while Raiders’ red‑zone efficiency (2‑of‑5) cost them. Key stats: Tre Tucker posted 97 yards with two TDs; Michael Mayer caught 95 yards; rookie Mike Washington added 43 yards on the ground. The Raiders now must beat the 2‑4 Rams to avoid a losing record, with the defense still yielding 30+ points for a third straight game.
The Bills escaped Las Vegas with a 33-30 win and head into the bye week at 5-1. Here’s everything I wrote down along the way. 1st Half 2nd Half 1-0. Go Bills! Catch up on all this and more with the latest edition of Leading the Charge!
The Las Vegas Raiders suffered a tough loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, and the game said a lot about the rebuilding franchise.
The Buffalo Bills edged the Las Vegas Raiders 33–30 in Week 6 on October 18, 2026.
A look at where all 16 teams stand in our AFC power rankings going into Week 7.
While I was on Team Vrabel after the blowout of the Raiders, I'm going to part with him after this one. Yeah, it wasn't a Picasso, but I liked this victory and thought there was a lot of good stuff in between A.J. Brown drops and trips to the blue injury tent.
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills charged into Sin City and defeated Kirk Cousins and the Las Vegas Raiders 33-30 on Sunday.
The Bills survive a wild 33‑30 win over the Las Vegas Raiders in Sin City, improving to 5‑1 and heading into a bye week. A forced turnover seals the game, but the victory is marred by safety C.J. Gardner‑Johnson’s ejection after spitting at Raiders players, likely prompting a suspension. Highlights include rookie wideout Keon Coleman’s four catches, a touchdown that gave Josh Allen his 258th career pass – tying Jim Kelly – and key defensive plays from Dorian Williams’ interception and cornerback Christian Benford’s lock‑down of Brock Bowers.
Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was ejected during Sunday's matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders after spitting at Brock Bowers.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson has never been shy about running his mouth, but on Sunday in Las Vegas it got him tossed. The Bills safety was ejected late in the first half for spitting toward Raiders tight end Brock Bowers, and the CBS crew spent halftime tearing into him.
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During the Bills‑Raiders game on Oct. 18, 2026, Bills safety C.J. Gardner‑Johnson is ejected after officials deem his spitting at Raiders center Tyler Linderbaum and tight end Brock Bowers unsportsmanlike. CBS’s Jim Nantz and J.J. Watt confirm the misconduct, while analyst Gene Steratore calls the ejection warranted. Studio guests Nate Burleson and Bill Cowher label the act “selfish,” “childish,” and “unprofessional,” urging better emotional control. The incident sparks debate about possible further discipline, but the Bills remain poised to compete against Las Vegas.
The Buffalo Bills are taking on the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday afternoon. Buffalo and Vegas were enthralled in a rather close game. But the Bills created a bit of separation on the scoreboard. It came down to a moment of magic from quarterback Josh Allen. The Bills and Raiders were separated by three points […]
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CJ Gardner-Johnson is done for the rest of Sunday’s game between the Buffalo Bills and the Las Vegas Raiders. The Bills safety was ejected from the contest after ejecting something from his mouth, apparently. In the first half of this Week 6 showdown at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, the defensive back was sent out […]
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Former Detroit Lions safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was ejected from the Bills-Raiders game after spitting toward Brock Bowers. Watch the incident.
Jim Nantz attempted a peanut punch on JJ Watt as the former NFL defensive lineman demonstrated how running backs are trying to protect the football this season during the broadcast of the Buffalo Bills vs. Las Vegas Raiders.
Bills cornerback C.J. Gardner‑Johnson is ejected early in the October 18 game at Allegiant Stadium after allegedly spitting toward Raiders tight end Brock Bowers following a defensive‑holding call on Cole Bishop. CBS analysts JJ Watt, Jim Nantz and Gene Steratore condemn the unsportsmanlike act, noting the NFL will review the incident for further discipline. The incident fuels speculation that Gardner‑Johnson, already known for frequent team changes, could face another move.
During the Buffalo Bills–Las Vegas Raiders game on Oct. 18, 2026, CBS’s veteran play‑by‑play announcer Jim Nantz teamed up with former defensive star J.J. Watt to demonstrate the “Peanut Punch,” a ball‑stripping technique popularized by Charles Tillman. Watt had Nantz, 67, throw a hard punch at a football to illustrate a wrist‑lock defense, but the force left Nantz clutching his wrist and later holding an ice pack on air. Both laughed off the mishap, with Watt joking, “Better get Jim some ice.” The moment went viral as a humorous, unexpected side‑show on the broadcast.
Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy admits a timeout miscommunication let the clock run down on the final Buccaneers play on Oct. 11, 2026, forcing a 13‑second‑left field‑goal tie at 19‑19. The Steelers survived in overtime as Aaron Rodgers threw a 6‑yard touchdown to Germie Bernard, and Jalen Ramsey sealed the win with a fourth‑down sack. McCarthy also discussed play‑calling after a Jamel Dean interception near the 2‑yard line, emphasizing clock awareness. The 27‑22 overtime victory improves Pittsburgh’s record ahead of a Paris trip, keeping the division race tight at 4‑2.
Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was ejected from Sunday's matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders in the second quarter after appearing to spit in the direction of Brock Bowers and other Las Vegas Raiders players.