The Las Vegas Raiders will look to start their first winning streak of the 2024 season on Sunday when they welcome the Carolina Panthers into Allegiant Stadium for what is Las Vegas' first home game.
The Raiders are coming off an emotional victory over the Baltimore Ravens in a game that nobody expected them to win, especially after they fell behind by two scores during the contest.
The 0-2 Panthers seem like an easy target, but this is exactly the recipe for a letdown game for Las Vegas, a team that has several injury question marks on defense.
The Panthers will also be sporting a new quarterback after making the switch from Bryce Young to Andy Dalton, who has historically dominated the Raiders in three career starts.
Here's a look at all the important injury information for both teams ahead of Sunday's kickoff.
Las Vegas Raiders Injury Report
Game Statuses
LB Divine Deablo (oblique, concussion): Out
CB Decamerion Richardson (hamstring): Doubtful
DE Maxx Crosby (ankle): Questionable
DE Tyree Wilson (knee): Questionable
DT Christian Wilkins (knee): Questionable
After having lost defensive end Malcolm Koonce for the season, the Raiders may be even more shorthanded with Crosby, Wilkins and Wilson all questionable. Wilkins and Crosby didn't log a full practice this week, but Wilson, who missed last week after exiting Week 1 early, did manage to log a full session on Friday. The loss of starting linebacker Divine Deablo will be a tough one to overcome.
MORE: Raiders' full Week 3 injury report
Carolina Panthers Injury Report
Game Statuses
DT Shy Tuttle (foot): Out
DT A'Shawn Robinson (knee): Questionable
CB Lonnie Johnson (thigh): Questionable
S Nick Scott (neck): Questionable
The Panthers are already badly hurting upfront after the loss of Derrick Brown for the season. They are really going to be scraping the bottom of the depth barrel, as Tuttle isn't going to play and Robinson, who only logged two limited practices this week, appears to be on the wrong side of questionable.
MORE: Panthers' full Week 3 injury report
