For some reason that’s tough to understand, the Broncos cannot handle the Raiders, but they blew a double-digit lead last week that the Eagles are not likely to give up in a similar situation. Las Vegas has lost seven games by more than 12 points already this season and should do so again here. Philadelphia is in hell right now, but this is a major drop in class with Vegas standing as the Eagles’ easiest opponent since an 18-point win over the Giants on Oct. 26. This is the definition of a get-right spot. The Raiders can barely move the ball, and Saquon Barkley should be able to dominate. Don’t see how the visitors score much at all.

The Eagles need this game to halt what's currently a three-game losing streak, and they'll probably get the win. But there's no world where they should be laying 12 points with how the offense is currently producing. With around 16 points per game over the last five weeks, the Eagles would need to hold the Raiders to just three points to feel good about covering, and it's hard to count on that from your defense when you've turned the ball over nine times in the last three games. The Eagles have been soft against the run the last few weeks, so Kenny Pickett should get plenty of help from Ashton Jeanty. With a total in the 30s, we have to look to taking double-digit 'dogs.