br/>The division-leading Broncos have won six games in a row since a 1-2 start, with four of those victories coming in fourth-quarter comebacks. The Raiders have lost six of their last seven, including an overtime defeat to the Jaguars in which their game-winning two-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful.

If the divisional clash goes anything like the Raiders' last two road games, things could get ugly. In Week 6, Carroll's team traveled to Indianapolis and suffered a 40-6 blowout loss against the Colts -- their largest loss in four years. Two weeks later, the Chiefs handed Las Vegas their largest shutout loss since 2014 with a 31-0 result.

As the Raiders head to Empower Field at Mile High, they'll look to break not only the Broncos' six-game win streak, but another home-based streak. Denver owns the longest active home winning streak in the league with nine straight wins (dating back to Week 8, 2024).

Denver will share an additional set of practice statuses on Thursday before announcing game statuses on Friday.

J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey have been the straw to stir Denver’s drink, combining for 900 yards rushing, six rushing touchdowns, and 40 first downs. The new duo of playmakers has brought Payton’s positional room to life, taking pressure off the quarterback.

The Panthers went back to a backfield split in Week 7 with Dowdle and Chuba Hubbard. However, Dowdle still finished with 79 yards on 17 carries, and he gets a Bills defense Sunday that is giving up a league-worst 5.8 yards per carry. Plus, Dowdle has been one of the most explosive runners I've watched on tape this season. -- Bowen

Denver's defense bailed out the Broncos in a 10-7 squeaker over the reeling Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday night, sacking Geno Smith six times to atone for spotty performances on offense and special teams.

High City to take on the Denver Broncos in Week 8. Who is favored, and what should Dallas fans expect to see on the field?