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How to watch the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Las Vegas Raiders – NFL: Week 6 | Channel, stream, preview, prediction
LAS VEGAS — A classic rivalry is renewed on Sunday afternoon in Sin City, as the Pittsburgh Steelers get to square off with the Las Vegas Raiders, both teams hoping to get back on the winning track.
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Pittsburgh Steelers (3-2) vs. Las Vegas Raiders (2-3)
- When: Sunday, October 13
- Time: 4:05 p.m. ET
- Where: Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas, Nev.)
- Channel: CBS
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The Steelers came out of the gate this season using stout defense to control the game. However, after giving up just 26 points over the first three games of the season, the team has allowed 47 over the past two games. Their offense played better against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 4, scoring 24 points, but they still lost. Then, on Sunday Night Football last week, at home, Pittsburgh struggled to get anything going offensively, leading to a 20-17 loss. It brought back the question of whether Mike Tomlin should bench Justin Fields in favor of Russell Wilson.
The Raiders have certainly been up and down this season. Though they picked up wins over the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns, they have looked inferior in their defeats, especially in their Week 3 loss to the Carolina Panthers. Last Sunday, in a divisional battle with the Denver Broncos, Gardner Minshew and the Raiders offense turned the ball over three times, losing to a 34-18. The only saving grace with Las Vegas coming into this game is that they have yet to lose consecutive contests this season.
In 32 all-time meetings, the Raiders are 17-15 against the Steelers, despite Pittsburgh beat Las Vegas in each of the last two seasons.
MY PICK: Steelers win, 23-20
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A hunter in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, was charged after nearly shooting a person, according to police.
Karen Gaus, 42, was arrested and charged with recklessly endangering another person and disorderly conduct in connection with the incident, officials said.
The Susquehanna Regional Police Department said in a news release that officers responded to Beattys Tollgate Road in East Donegal Township on Nov. 29 for a hunting complaint. Police said a homeowner was outside their residence when they heard multiple gunshots and a bullet passing by.
Officers began investigating and found Gaus nearby, who admitted that she was hunting and fired two shots at a deer in the direction of the victim’s home, according to the news release.
Gaus, according to court documents, is awaiting her preliminary hearing, which is scheduled for Jan. 12, 2026.
Pennsylvania’s firearms deer season ends on Saturday. It opened on Nov. 29 and included two Sundays: Nov. 30 and Dec. 7. Earlier this summer, Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a bill that reversed what state lawmakers called the “outdated” ban on Sunday hunting.
Before the firearms deer season began, the Game Commission said it expected more than 500,000 hunters would be out and about.
The New York Giants have released former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Ray-Ray McCloud, the team announced. McCloud was on their practice squad.
McCloud was released from the Atlanta Falcons earlier this season after being sent home by head coach Raheem Morris in a mysterious exit.
“I sent him home,” Morris said. “Excused absence — home. Working through some things right now that are private with my young man, and we’ll figure those things out as we go.”
The former Falcons wide receiver room has gone through ups and downs. They fired wide receivers coach Ike Hilliward in Week 3, a coach that McCloud is close with from his time with the Steelers. Hilliard coached McCloud for two seasons.
Morris said that McCloud’s issues have nothing to do with the fact that Hilliard was fired.
“This is between Ray-Ray, the organization and us and dealing with those things,” Morris said. “Nothing to do with that. It is just more a football thing and what we got to get straightened out.”
The former Steelers wide receiver is a valuable slot receiver who can also be a key cog on returns, but has floated around the NFL over the years trying to find a long-term home.
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