This season, the Las Vegas Raiders will play their rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs, at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

The Raiders have lost nine of their last ten games against the Chiefs, indicating that they have not had much luck against them lately.

However, this Raiders team is distinct and plays far superior basketball. The team now has a new, tough culture that was absent before thanks to the efforts of interim coach Antonio Pierce. Pierce’s team will undoubtedly be ready for this match because they know how important the outcome is.

The Raiders have lost nine of their last ten games against the Chiefs, indicating that they have not had much luck against them lately.

However, this Raiders team is distinct and plays far superior basketball. The team now has a new, tough culture that was absent before thanks to the efforts of interim coach Antonio Pierce. Pierce’s team will undoubtedly be ready for this match because they know how important the outcome is.

The focal point of the Chiefs passing attack is eight-time Pro Bowler and four-time First-Team All-Pro Kelce. Despite his enormous 6-foot-5 and 250-pound frame, he moves like a wide receiver. As a tight end, he possesses a unique ability to create separation.

Pro Football Focus claims that although Kelce has lined up in line and out wide, he typically lines up in the slot. Because of his versatility and immense match-up advantage over opposing defenders, he is difficult for many teams to defend.

Throughout his career, Kelce has dominated the Raiders; in 18 games, he has caught 100 passes for 1,289 yards and 11 touchdowns. On Sunday, the Raiders will try to turn those odds around.

It’s undeniable that Kelce is one of the biggest stars in the NFL, regardless of whether he makes headlines for dating pop sensation Taylor Swift or for his on-field exploits. Being one of the league’s most influential offensive players, defensive coordinators devote weeks and resources to slowing him down.

To defeat the Chiefs, the Raiders will also need to take similar action. They will need to use their athletic linebackers, who are performing well this season. Patrick Graham, the defensive coordinator, has created excellent game plans this season and will have to do so again against one of the top players in the league.

This week, the Silver and Black will be back home to celebrate Thanksgiving and play their rival in the AFC West.The Kansas City Chiefs, on Sunday, November 26, at 4:25 p.m. EST/1:25 p.m. PST.