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The former Raiders coach has another chance to get revenge on the team who fired him on Halloween nearly three years ago.

Sara Marshall writes that New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has an opportunity to avenge last season's loss against his former team, the Las Vegas Raiders, in Week 5. The Patriots enter the matchup with a 2-2 record after defeating the Buffalo Bills, while the Raiders arrive in Foxboro with a 3-1 record.
The writer notes that McDaniels' familiarity with the Raiders roster could aid New England following Las Vegas's 20-13 victory over them last season. Marshall highlights that quarterback Drake Maye will need to replicate his strong play against Buffalo, where he threw three touchdowns, to secure a victory.
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