The Las Vegas Raiders are set to take on the Los Angeles Rams on the road. They need a victory to avoid dropping to 2-5.  The Raiders need a win in the worst wa

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Tyreik McAllister (32) during practice at Intermountain Health Performance Center. Las Vegas Raiders tackle/guard Andrus Peat (75) during practice at Intermountain Health Performance Center. Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Blake Lynch (54) during practice at Intermountain Health Performance Center.

After a week off to get their minds, bodies, and game plan back on track, the Los Angeles Rams are heading back to the NFL field for their sixth game of the season. And, in a fantastic turn of luck, they've landed the perfect opponent for the game: the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Los Angeles Rams come out of their bye week and 1-4 and will need to find a way to beat the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 7. If the Rams want to turn their season around, taking care of business against a lesser team is a must.

The Rams made the playoffs last season after a 3-6 start, so they know it can be done despite a 1-4 start and the Raiders up next, but 1-5 teams rarely make the playoffs.

The Los Angeles Rams will host the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday seeking their fourth straight win in the infrequently played series

The Las Vegas Raiders don’t have many offensive weapons that could be put next to the NFL’s very best, but they have at least one, rookie first-rounder Brock Bowers. And the Los Angeles Rams will try to do what few have in his short NFL career,

The Las Vegas Raiders' offense has been on a decline in recent weeks. You can blame it on play-calling. You can blame it on the fact the Raiders have been short

Not much has gone right for the Los Angeles Rams so far this season, as evidenced by their current 1-4 record. But one thing the team has certainly done well over the last two years is rebuild their depth along the defensive line.