It's a pair of divisional foes at opposite ends of their division squaring off this weekend. The Kansas City Chiefs currently sit comfortably in first place in the AFC West, while the Las Vegas Raiders are firmly at the bottom. However, the tides may be turning for each of these squads.

Kansas City is 10-1 and bounced back off its first loss on the season with a three-point win at Carolina (30-27) thanks to a walk-off field goal by newly signed kicker Spencer Shrader. Patrick Mahomes and company survived their third back-to-back road set of the season and are back at home versus the Raiders and Chargers -- both on Primetime.

The Las Vegas Raiders expect Aidan O'Connell to start Sunday's Week 13 game against the Kansas City Chiefs, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported.

The Las Vegas Raiders are preparing to start quarterback Aidan O’Connell on Friday against the Kansas City Chiefs, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported, per sources informed of the situation.

We move on to the performances that most led to the Raiders losing to the Broncos on Sunday. Busters CB DeCamerion Richardson It seemed whenever the Broncos needed a big play, they looked to whoever Richardson was guarding.

The Raiders' prolonged slide continued on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium when they lost their seventh consecutive game, this time to their AFC West rival, the Broncos. Coach Antonio Pierce saw his team fight hard until the end,

The Denver Broncos defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 29-19 on the road on Sunday, improving to 7-5 on the season. Here are five quick takeaways from Denver’s big win in the AFC West. 1. Good luck predicting the backfield rotation: Two weeks ago,