The Worksheet, a comprehensive fantasy football preview by Rich Hribar, breaks down everything you need to know about the Week 14 matchup between the Raiders and Vikings.

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MinnesotaRank@Las VegasRank
-3.0 Spread3.0
21.75 Implied Total18.75
21.915Points/Gm16.827
20.28Points All./Gm21.318
63.317Plays/Gm58.530
63.917Opp. Plays/Gm64.121
5.59Off. Yards/Play4.926
59Def. Yards/Play5.422
37.37%29Rush%40.60%23
62.63%4Pass%59.40%10
40.29%8Opp. Rush %45.12%25
59.71%25Opp. Pass %54.88%8

  • The Vikings have allowed opponents to score -33.0 points versus their implied total this season, third in the league.
  • Las Vegas has allowed opponents to score on 27.8% of their drives at home this season, fifth in the league.
  • Minnesota has allowed opponents to reach the red zone or score before on 29.2% of possessions, sixth in the league.
  • Minnesota is 4-0 when they score first but 2-6 in games when the opponent scores first.
  • Minnesota has allowed one run of 20 or more yards this season, the fewest in the league.
  • The Vikings have three runs of 20 or more yards on offense, tied for the fewest in the league.
  • The Raiders are averaging 2.2 plays of 20 or more yards per game, 31st in the league.
  • The Raiders are allowing 3.0 plays of 20 or more yards per game, sixth in the league.

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Quarterback

Josh Dobbs: After Dobbs threw four interceptions in Week 12 before the bye, Kevin O’Connell would not commit to him being the starter coming out of the bye, but did declare him the starter on Wednesday.

Dobbs now has 17 turnovers on the season.

Even with Dobbs starting, he is now at risk of being pulled with his next turnover after the threat he would not start heading into the bye.

With that, Dobbs is a volatile QB2. But there is some upside through rushing and now having Justin Jefferson on the field.

Before Week 12, Dobbs had been the QB13 or higher in fantasy in five straight games. All of those games with a rushing touchdown, however.

The Raiders have allowed opposing passers to complete 68.9% of their passes (30th) for 7.0 yards per pass attempt (19th), and a 3.8% touchdown rate (16th).

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