The Las Vegas Raiders are set for a Week 4 AFC West matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs, a meeting between two undefeated teams that brings extra attention to how fans can follow it. The game will be shown locally on CBS in the areas in red, while the Raiders are also offering a full slate of watch, listen and livestream options.
That matters now because interest in Chiefs vs Raiders is not only about the matchup itself. Fans of the Las Vegas Raiders can start with the team’s pregame coverage two hours before kickoff, then switch to Raider Nation Radio 920AM or KOMP 92.3 The Rock Station for live audio. The online radio stream is available on raiders.com on desktop everywhere, and in-market on mobile through raiders.com or the Raiders + Allegiant Stadium app.
The app is built to carry more than audio. It includes team and stadium modes, content, alerts and ticket management, making it the simplest all-in-one option for people tracking the game from their phones. Outside the local market, NFL+ offers live audio of every game, while subscribers can also watch live local games on a phone or tablet. Paramount+ subscribers can watch live local games across devices all season long.
The setup is unusual because the game is being promoted as a meeting of two undefeated teams, but the exact records are not being spelled out. That leaves the matchup with a little more intrigue than the standard Week 4 listing, especially with both sides carrying enough momentum to make their first loss feel like a statement rather than a setback.
The Raiders are preparing for the Chiefs during practice at Intermountain Health Performance Center, where Ashton Jeanty, Cody Lindenberg, Jeremy Chinn, Kansei Matsuzawa and Tre Tucker were shown before practice. After the game, Raiders postgame press conferences will be livestreamed on Raiders YouTube, giving fans one more way to stay with the story once the final whistle ends the broadcast cycle.
For now, the important part is simple: the game is here, the access points are set, and anyone following the Raiders has no shortage of ways to keep up from start to finish.
