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You know what they say: revenge is a dish best served during the 1 p.m. window of a mid-October regular season game. The New England Patriots will get some chance for pay-back on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders, after…

Taylor Kyles spoke with Silver and Black Pride's Matt Holder to break down five key questions ahead of the New England Patriots' matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders. The analysis focuses on how new head coach Klint Kubiak has helped guide the Raiders to a 3-1 start behind creative offensive schemes and a transformed team culture.
Holder highlights tight end Brock Bowers' versatile usage, Ashton Jeanty battling an ankle issue behind a developing offensive line, and coordinator Rob Leonard's defensive pressure schemes designed to test quarterback Drake Maye. Secondary targets Tre Tucker and Michael Mayer were also identified as potential offensive threats alongside pass rusher Malcolm Koonce.
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