The Raiders caught the Chiefs sleeping, with QB Aidan O'Connell throwing a huge pass to Jakobi Meyers for a gain of 43 yards. O'Connell connected with Meyers again on the next play for a 25-yard gain, and suddenly Las Vegas is in the red zone.

Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton recovers a botched snap Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Aidan O’Connell from the Raiders in the last minute of the Chiefs game vs. the Las Vegas Raiders on Friday, Nov. 29, 2024, at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Dominick Williams [email protected]

For the 2nd consecutive year, Amazon is hosting Black Friday Football, with a game between the Raiders and Chiefs. Here's how to watch it.

The Kansas City Chiefs hosted the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 13 of NFL action, and there was plenty to take away from the Friday afternoon contest.

But Friday wasn’t that day — even with Las Vegas exposing many weaknesses in the Chiefs’ 19-17 home victory on Black Friday in Kansas City. In the end, the Chiefs defense came up with two late stops, which included Raiders kicker Daniel Carlson’s potential 58-yard go-ahead field goal landing short with 2 minutes, 21 seconds left.

The Kansas City Chiefs recovered a botched snap while the Las Vegas Raiders were within range of a go-ahead field goal with 15 seconds remaining, preserving a 19-17 victory for Kansas City

The Silver and Black gave a valiant effort, nearly coming out on top behind the quarterback play of Aidan O'Connell and a stingy defense headed up by Maxx Crosby's electric pass rush. A controversial call in the end helped the Chiefs secure a tight win.

It’s the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders — the salt-in-the-wound bus ride, Kermit the Frog impression, Christmas-day fiasco rivalry (pick your storyline of choice). They’re two teams who don’t like each other, and a win could leave the Chiefs on the doorstep of clinching a playoff berth ... already.