Who won the Raiders vs Cardinals game? The Cardinals’ defense defended the passing game better than any other team this season, and their running game was even better. The Cardinals, however, had a tough time stopping the Raiders’ pass offense and didn’t have a single touchdown pass. The Raiders, meanwhile, did not allow a single score. They racked up 314 yards of total offense on the ground, but their defense held them to just three touchdown passes.

The Raiders’ offense had a big night, but it didn’t lead to a touchdown. Oakland went into the second quarter with a seven-play, 86-yard drive led by Keon Hatcher and J.J. Nelson, and they held the Chargers to a field goal. The Cardinals’ backup offense put up big numbers. Kyler Murray went 6-for-7, and threw 44 yards. But he couldn’t make it past midfield, and the Cardinals had to settle for a safety.

The Raiders started off strong, and their fans are excited about the start of the season. They have a tough schedule ahead, but the Raiders’ fans are incredibly loyal, and the Raiders have a rich history of beating the Los Angeles Rams. Both teams will be fresh from preseason rest, so a win by the Raiders would be well-deserved.

The Raiders dominated the scoring charts. The Raiders held the Cardinals to just three-of-eight passing for 12 yards, while their frontline defense harassed rookie quarterback Kyler Murray and slowed David Johnson. The Raiders were still learning their offense and adjusting to a new coach and quarterback. And they had a great defensive effort as a whole.

The Raiders’ frontline defense was strong, and they forced the Cardinals to throw the ball around for a long time. The game was also one of the most exciting preseason games in the NFL. It was an exciting preseason game, with the Raiders beating the Los Angeles Rams by 14 points. In addition to the Raiders’ impressive performance, they also dominated the Los Angeles Rams, which is considered to be their top rivals in the NFC.

On Sunday, the Raiders and Cardinals played in two exhibition games. The Raiders were favored by four points and were a mere 8/5 underdog. The total score was 40.5 points. The teams were closely matched and the oddsmakers had the same pick. The Cardinals favored the Raiders by four points, while the Raiders were at halftime and were down to five.

The Rams lead the Cardinals in the first half, and then regain the lead late in the second half. The Raiders’ defense is strong, but the Rams’ defense has two QBs who finished with perfect passer ratings. Aside from that, both teams had their players complete the same number of plays. The Raiders were also better on defense, but the Cardinals had their fair share of turnovers.