The Las Vegas Raiders open the 2026 NFL season at home Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.
The game marks the Raiders’ regular-season debut under coach Klint Kubiak. Veteran Kirk Cousins is expected to start at quarterback as the Raiders begin a new era at Allegiant Stadium.
Miami also enters the season with a new coach, Jeff Hafley.
Here’s what to know about the Week 1 matchup:
What time is Raiders vs. Dolphins?
Date: Sunday
Time: 1:25 p.m. Pacific
Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas
What channel is Raiders vs. Dolphins on?
The game will be televised on Fox and shown locally on KVVU-TV, Fox 5.
Chris Myers will handle play-by-play, with Mark Schlereth serving as analyst. The Raiders confirmed the broadcast details.
How to stream Raiders vs. Dolphins
The game can be streamed through services carrying Fox, including YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo and DirecTV Stream.
Fox also will stream the game through its digital platform. NFL+ will carry the local broadcast on phones and tablets for subscribers.
Restrictions may apply based on location.
How to listen to Raiders vs. Dolphins
The Raiders’ radio broadcast will air locally on KOMP-FM (92.3) and KRLV-AM (920), Raider Nation Radio.
Jason Horowitz will call the game alongside analyst Kirk Morrison. The pregame show begins two hours before kickoff.
The Spanish-language broadcast will air on Deportes Vegas 1460 AM, with Harry Ruiz and Joel Romo on the call.
ESPN Radio also will carry the game nationally. Chris Carlin will handle play-by-play, with Kelly Stouffer as analyst.
Raiders vs. Dolphins betting odds
The Raiders are 3-point favorites. The over-under is 40½ points.
Odds are subject to change.
Raiders vs. Dolphins Week 1 matchup
Las Vegas will be without star tight end Brock Bowers, who underwent a procedure on his injured knee. Michael Mayer, who agreed to terms on a contract extension before the opener, will take over as the Raiders’ top tight end.
Running back Ashton Jeanty is expected to play after recovering from an ankle injury, giving Kubiak a versatile centerpiece for his offense.
The Raiders and Dolphins are 21-21-1 in 43 games all-time, though Miami has won the past two matchups. Las Vegas’ most recent victory in the series came in 2021.
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