The Raiders are ready to open the 2026 season against the Miami Dolphins, and the team has laid out every way fans can follow the Week 1 matchup. The game will be locally televised on FOX in the areas in blue, while listeners can turn to radio, online audio and livestreams before and after kickoff.
That matters now because the opener gives fans a straight path to the game, whether they are in the local market or following from elsewhere. Live broadcasts, including the Raiders' pregame show, start two hours before kickoff on Raider Nation Radio 920AM and KOMP 92.3 The Rock Station, and the online radio stream is available on raiders.com desktop everywhere and on mobile in-market through raiders.com or the Raiders + Allegiant Stadium app.
Fans outside the local market can use NFL+ to listen to live audio of every game, and the service also carries live local and primetime regular season games on a phone or tablet. After the game, Raiders postgame press conferences will stream on Raiders YouTube, and the Raiders app can be downloaded with notifications turned on so fans are alerted when those sessions begin.
The broadcast map leaves one detail unsaid in the text: the specific local markets included in the FOX window are shown only as blue areas. But the access plan itself is clear, and for a Week 1 matchup that is the point. The Raiders are not just starting a season against the Miami Dolphins; they are giving fans multiple ways to stay with the game from the first pregame segment to the final press conference.
The guide is built for a single night of football, not a highlight reel, and the historical photos attached to the matchup point back to past Raiders and Dolphins meetings from 1970, 1973, 1979 and 1981. For now, the next thing that matters is simple: the Raiders and Dolphins meet in Week 1, and anyone who wants to follow it has a route in.
