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The Las Vegas Raiders will try to bounce back from two straight losses as they host the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Kickoff is at 1:25 p.m. PT. Here are five keys to victory for the Raiders: Play better defense: The…

Bill Williamson outlines five critical areas for the Las Vegas Raiders to secure an upset victory against the Buffalo Bills in Week 6. Entering the game following two consecutive losses, the Raiders host the Bills at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday at 1:25 p.m. PT.
Williamson argues that Las Vegas must improve defensively after yielding 102 points across their past three contests. Additional priorities highlighted for the Raiders include generating turnovers, reducing penalties, bolstering offensive line protection for quarterback Kirk Cousins, and starting fast to counter Buffalo's visiting fan presence.
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