Las Vegas Raiders Odds


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The Las Vegas Raiders closed out the first year of the Josh McDaniels era at 6-11. For a surprise playoff team a season ago, this was a notable step back, and changes are on the way as a result. Derek Carr’s time in Las Vegas has come to a close as he’s off to the Saints. As free agency kicked off, the club signed Jimmy Garoppolo to take his place. For next season, the Raiders are in the middle of the board for odds to win Super Bowl 58. Here’s a closer look at the latest Raiders betting odds and angles.

Las Vegas Raiders odds: Spread, moneyline and over/under

The NFL will release next season’s schedule in the next few months, and odds for the Raiders’ opening game will be available at legal online sportsbooks soon thereafter.

Las Vegas Raiders Week 1 odds

Sportsbooks will have odds available for the Week 1 Raiders game when the NFL releases the schedule. Looking back to last season’s finale, Las Vegas was an 8.5-point underdog to the visiting Chiefs, falling by a score of 31-13. For the season as a whole, the team went 6-11 on the moneyline, 8-9 against the spread and 8-8-1 on the over/under.

Raiders player props

Last season, the Raiders averaged 23.2 points per game and allowed 24.6. Derek Carr threw for 3,522 yards, 24 TDs and 14 INTs for his final season in Las Vegas. Josh Jacobs was a bright spot for the team, as he led the league in rushing with 1,653 yards. Davante Adams was exceptional in his first season with the silver and black, hauling in 100 receptions for 1,516 yards and 14 TDs. As next season plays out, we’ll take a look at Raiders player props for upcoming games.

Las Vegas Raiders odds to win the Super Bowl

Last updated: March 20

DraftKings Sportsbook unveiled its odds for the winner of Super Bowl 58 in January 2023. At the initial release, Las Vegas was in the middle of the league’s 32 teams, with odds of +4000. The Raiders’ current odds to win the 2024 Super Bowl stand at . The club last made the playoffs in 2021, losing to the Bengals in the wild card round. In all-time big game appearances, the franchise is 3-2, losing its last trip to the Buccaneers at Super Bowl XXXVII.

Raiders futures odds for 2023-24

Betting on the winner of Super Bowl 58 is a top attraction in NFL futures, but there’s plenty more to see. Lines for additional bets will come out over the offseason, including a couple that are available now. Here are the latest Raiders futures odds for the upcoming season.

Las Vegas Raiders schedule

WeekDateOpponentKickoff TimeSpreadMoneylineTotal
1Sept. 11at Los Angeles Chargers4:25 p.m. ETLAC -3.5
(0-1)
Chargers 24-19
(0-1)
Under 52.0
(0-1)
2Sept. 18vs. Arizona Cardinals4:25 p.m. ETAZ +5.5
(0-2)
Cardinals 29-23
(0-2)
Under 52.5
(0-2)
3Sept. 25at Tennessee Titans1 p.m. ETTEN +2
(0-3)
Titans 24-22
(0-3)
Over 45.5
(1-2)
4Oct. 2vs. Denver Broncos4:25 p.m. ETLV -2.5
(1-3)
Raiders 32-23
(1-3)
Over 46.0
(2-2)
5Oct. 10at Kansas City Chiefs8:15 p.m. ETLV +7
(2-3)
Chiefs 30-29
(1-4)
Under 51.5
(2-3)
6Oct. 16BYEBYEBYEBYEBYE
7Oct. 23vs. Houston4:05 p.m. ETLV -7
(2-4)
Raiders 38-20
(2-4)
Over 46.0
(3-3)
8Oct. 30at New Orleans Saints1 p.m. ETNO +1
(2-5)
Saints 24-0
(2-5)
Under 48.5
(3-4)
9Nov. 6at Jacksonville Jaguars1 p.m. ETJAX +2.5
(2-6)
Jaguars 27-20
(2-6)
Under 48.0
(3-5)
10Nov. 13vs. Indianapolis Colts4:05 p.m. ETIND +4
(2-7)
Colts 25-20
(2-7)
Over 41.5
(4-5)
11Nov. 20at Denver Broncos4:05 p.m. ETLV +2.5
(3-7)
Raiders 22-16
(3-7)
Under 41.5
(4-6)
12Nov. 27at Seattle Seahawks4:05 p.m. ETLV +4
(4-7)
Raiders 40-34
(4-7)
Over 47.5
(5-6)
13Dec. 4vs. Los Angeles Chargers4:25 p.m. ETLV -2.5
(5-7)
Raiders 27-20
(5-7)
Under 49.5
(5-7)
14Dec. 8at Los Angeles Rams8:15 p.m. ETLAR +6
(5-8)
Rams 17-16
(5-8)
Under 42.0
(5-8)
15Dec. 18vs. New England Patriots8:20 p.m. ETLV +2.5
(6-8)
Raiders 30-24
(6-8)
Over 45.0
(6-8)
16Dec. 24at Pittsburgh Steelers8:15 p.m. ETPIT -2.5
(6-9)
Steelers 13-10
(6-9)
Under 38.0
(6-9)
17Jan. 1vs. San Francisco 49ers4:05 p.m. ETLV +10
(7-9)
49ers 37-34
(6-10)
Over 41.0
(7-9)
18Jan. 7vs. Kansas City Chiefs4:30 p.m. ETKC -8.5
(7-10)
Chiefs 31-13
(6-11)
Under 52.0
(7-10)

Las Vegas Raiders news and notes

The Raiders closed out the season with a home loss to the Chiefs to fall to 6-11. Following a playoff appearance a season ago, the club entered the year with some optimism under new head coach Josh McDaniels. The team struggled to find any consistency, however, and was never able to recover from an 0-3 start. Josh Jacobs and Davante Adams were bright spots on offense, but changes are still on the way for that side of the ball. The team has released Derek Carr, and he’s now a member of the Saints. Early in free agency, Las Vegas signed Jimmy Garoppolo to a three-year, $67.5 million deal to take his place. The team also traded TE Darren Waller to the Giants for a third-round draft choice and agreed to a three-year, $33 million deal with WR Jakobi Meyers, formerly of the Patriots.

Las Vegas Raiders NFL draft 2023

The Raiders have the seventh pick in the first round of the 2023 NFL draft, which begins on April 27. Overall, Las Vegas has 12 selections at the three-day event, which wraps up on April 29. At last year’s draft, the team’s first pick was OL Dylan Parham in round three, followed by RB Zamir White and DT Neil Farrell Jr. in round four.

Other teams in the AFC

Division
AFC EastBuffalo BillsMiami DolphinsNew England PatriotsNY Jets
AFC NorthBaltimore RavensCincinnati BengalsCleveland BrownsPittsburgh Steelers
AFC SouthHouston TexansIndianapolis ColtsJacksonville JaguarsTennessee Titans
AFC WestDenver BroncosKansas City ChiefsLA ChargersLas Vegas Raiders

Las Vegas Raiders FAQ

Are the Raiders a Super Bowl contender this season?  

Sportsbooks don’t really appear to be expecting the Raiders to contend for Super Bowl 58, but the club could still compete for a postseason spot. At the initial release of 2024 Super Bowl futures odds, Las Vegas was tied for 16th place.

How did the Raiders do against the spread last season?  

The Raiders were 8-9 against the spread last season to go along with a 6-11 record on the moneyline and 8-8-1 on the over/under.

Whom did the Raiders add and lose in the offseason?  

The Raiders signed Jimmy Garoppolo and Jakobi Meyers in free agency. The team released Derek Carr, and he has signed with the Saints. The club traded Darren Waller to the Giants for a third-round draft choice.

Who is the starting QB for the Raiders?

Jimmy Garoppolo is the new starting quarterback for the Raiders. The team released former franchise QB Derek Carr in February 2023 and inked Garoppolo to a three-year, $67.5 million deal in March.

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