Three Things to Watch For: Raiders at Chiefs

There are three things to watch as the Las Vegas Raiders take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day in Arrowhead Stadium.

It starts with running back Josh Jacobs. With one rushing touchdown, Jacobs would become one of just six running backs in NFL history to record 7+ rushing touchdowns in each of their first five seasons in the NFL. He would be the first player in Raiders history to accomplish the feat and notch his fifth consecutive season with 7+ rushing touchdowns. Jacob's five-season streak would be the second-longest active streak in the NFL and tied for the seventh-longest streak in NFL history.

Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams is the next player to watch for on Christmas Day against the Chiefs. With 32 receiving yards, Adams would notch his fifth career season with 1,000+ receiving yards. With 32 receiving yards, he would also notch his fourth consecutive with 1,000+ receiving yards, tied for the second-longest active streak in the NFL. Adams would be one of three players in the NFL to record 1,000+ receiving yards in the last four seasons (2020-23).

Lastly, defensive end Maxx Crosby is a player to watch for on Christmas Day against the Chiefs. With one tackle for loss, Crosby would notch his second straight season with 20+ tackles for loss. He would be one of just seven players in the NFL since 2000 to record two seasons of 20+ tackles for loss. With five tackles against the Chiefs, Crosby will notch his second consecutive season with 85+ tackles. He would be one of only two defensive linemen since 200 to record two seasons of 85+ tackles.

Watch for these three Raiders, as they are on record-breaking watch against the Chiefs on Christmas Day.

The Raiders look to go 7-8 on the season with a win and ultimately end their six-game losing streak against a team they have not beaten since November 2020.

On Christmas Day at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, the Silver and Black will return to action versus their AFC West rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs. Don't miss it on Monday, December 25, at 1 p.m. EST/10 a.m. PST.

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