Raiders vs. Lions Viewing Guide: Game time, TV schedule, announcers, ticket options and more

The Raiders face a pivotal test on Sunday as they return from an historic 48-day road-trip. Sitting at 3-4, the Raiders need to win this one to stay afloat in the AFC Wildcard race. The difference between 3-5 and 4-4 would be significant for this team, as they face only one team (Kansas City) who currently has a winning record across the season’s final nine showings.

The 3-3-1 Lions will be a tough test, as they’ve been competitive in every game this season. They narrowly lost to Green Bay 23-22 in a game in which they really outplayed the Packers, and were beaten 34-30 by the Chiefs due to a Patrick Mahomes-led comeback.

The Raiders have the easiest remaining schedule in the NFL that doesn’t include the Miami Dolphins, per Football Outsiders. And their defense should (hopefully) look better as the competition eases up.

Game picks

Raiders depth chart

Injury Report

Game Details

Location: RingCentral Coliseum, Oakland CA

Game time: Sunday, November 3, 1:05 pm Pacific (4:05 pm ET)

TV channel: FOX (Do I get the game?)

Online streaming: Fubo streaming service

Tickets: Get tickets from Stubhub here

Radio: Bay Area KCBS-740 AM, select games on 95.7 The Game and 106.9 KFRC-FM. Las Vegas 102.7 The Coyote, 720 AM (Brent Musburger, Lincoln Kennedy) | Full listings

Odds: Raiders are 2-point favorites, Over/Under is 50.5 points

Match-up history: Series tied at 6-6-0

Announcers: Thom Brennaman, Chris Spielman

Enemy blog: Pride of Detroit

Twitter: @SilverBlakPride