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Raiders’ Season-Defining Battle Lies in Stopping This Underrated Jets’ Duo

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 19h ago

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The Las Vegas Raiders, mired in a four-game losing streak, will line up across from the New York Jets on Sunday. With the chance to get back to .500 and prevent an outright collapse, Las Vegas faces a Jets team that looks as though they are going through…

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