Podcast: Offensive Struggles, How They Beat the Lions

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DETROIT, Mich.--The Las Vegas Raiders (3-4) are headed to the Motor City on Monday Night to take on the Detroit Lions (5-2) in desperate need of seeing their $102-million offense emerge.
In this episode of the Las Vegas Raiders Insider Podcast, we are joined by Dave Birkett, the three-time Michigan Sportswriter of the Year and the Detroit Lions' beat writer for the Detroit Free Press.
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Offensive Coordinator for the Las Vegas Raiders, Mick Lombardi, spoke earlier this week about preparing for the Frod Field noise.
"Playing in a dome is definitely different. I mean, we play in one every Sunday, but ours is a little bit different. I haven't been there in a while, but it's definitely something we are going to have to get used to. The good thing for us is we're very used to using the silent count, so we're used to being against noise, whether it's home or away. So, the silent count is something that we've been practicing for a long time, and we use it on a regular basis. I would say definitely playing in a dome is different with kind of getting off the football and we've got to do a good job on the cadence and making sure we're good to go and not letting them get a good jump on the football. A a lot of good dome teams with good defensive lines can take advantage of that. But our efforts in the silent counts are going to pay off, I think a little bit."
The Silver and Black will stay on the road to take on the Detroit Lions on Monday night, Oct. 30, at 8:15 p.m. EDT/5:15 p.m. PDT.
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Hondo S. Carpenter Sr. is an award-winning sports journalist with decades of experience. He serves as the Senior Writer for NFL and College sports, and is the beat writer covering the Las Vegas Raiders. Additionally, he is the editor and publisher for several sites On SI. Carpenter is a member of the Pro Football Writers Association (PFWA), the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), and the United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA).
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