NFL Las Vegas Raiders Season Betting Analysis

The Las Vegas Raiders made a significant move this offseason by signing former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. Head coach Josh McDaniels believes Garoppolo is the answer at QB.

Will Jimmy G. boost the Raiders’ playoff chances? Can Vegas’ defense step it up?

Keep reading for last season’s Raiders’ betting records, Vegas’ schedule for the NFL Regular Season, and a Las Vegas Raiders season betting analysis.

Let’s see if Las Vegas Raiders have what it takes to back the NFL betting lines for each game all the way up to the Super Bowl… Can they get there?

Las Vegas Raiders 2023 Season Betting Analysis | MyBookie NFL Betting Preview

Las Vegas Raiders | 54th season as a member of the National Football League
Owner: Mark Davis
Head coach: Josh McDaniels
Home field: Allegiant Stadium | Paradise, Nevada

What is Las Vegas’ Straight Up Prediction this Season?

Quarterback wasn’t one of the Raiders’ biggest questions heading into the season. The two biggest was if the Raiders could improve the right side of their offensive line and if Vegas could improve their defense.

In the draft, Vegas improved their defense. The Raiders chose Texas Tech defensive end Tyree Wilson in the first round. Wilson immediately moves into a rotation that includes Chandler Jones at right defensive end.

Maxx Crosby is on the left side. So there’s no issues at the DE position. The Raiders also signed former Eagle strong safety Marcus Epps.

Epps is a terrific safety, one of the best in the league. He’ll help defend against the run and guard tight-ends like Kansas City’s Travis Kelce.

Signing Garoppolo may not make much sense instead of throwing dollars at the right side of the offensive line, but if Jimmy G. stays healthy, his signing will help the right side of the line improve.

While at New England, Josh McDaniels helped Jimmy develop his game. Garoppolo knows McDaniels’ system well. So if Jimmy G. stays healthy, the Raiders’ offense should improve big time.

Ah, but even with improvement on both sides of the ball, making the playoffs will be tough. The Raiders should lose at least 6 of their 8 road games versus: Denver, Buffalo, the Chargers, Detroit, Miami, and Kansas City.

Vegas should lose home games against the New York Giants, the New York Jets, and the Kansas City Chiefs. So even with improvements, the Raiders win just 2 more games from last season. At the end of the regular season, the Las Vegas Raiders straight up schedule will be 8-9.

What will Las Vegas’ Against the Spread Record Be this Season?

The Raiders should improve against the spread by at least 2 games. Las Vegas went 8-9 ATS last season.

Vegas should go 10-7 against the spread this season. The reason is because the Raiders will be in closer games due to their improved defense and offense. So although Vegas may not win a lot of those close games SU, they will win those games against the spread.

What will Be the Over Under Total Record for Las Vegas Raiders’ Games in 2023?

The over under record could change by a couple of games as well. Jimmy G. knows McDaniels’ offensive system. So Jimmy is going to lead the Raiders to a higher per game average.

We should expect the over to produce 2 more wins from last season to this season. The Raiders over-to-under total record at the end of the season will be 10-7.

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2023 Las Vegas Raiders Regular Season Schedule

Week	Date	Opponent	Time
All times ET
1	Sep. 10	at Denver Broncos	4:25pm ET
2	Sep. 17	at Buffalo Bills	1:00pm ET
3	Sep. 24	Pittsburgh Steelers	8:20pm ET NBC
4	Oct. 1	at Los Angeles Chargers	4:05pm ET
5	Oct. 9	Green Bay Packers	8:15pm ET ESPN
6	Oct. 15	New England Patriots	4:05pm ET
7	Oct. 22	at Chicago Bears	1:00pm ET
8	Oct. 30	at Detroit Lions	8:15pm ET ESPN
9	Nov. 5	New York Giants	4:25pm ET
10	Nov. 12	New York Jets	8:20pm ET NBC
11	Nov. 19	at Miami Dolphins	1:00pm ET
12	Nov. 26	Kansas City Chiefs	4:25pm ET
13	Dec. 3	BYE WEEK
14	Dec. 10	Minnesota Vikings	4:05pm ET
15	Dec. 14	Los Angeles Chargers	8:15pm ET
16	Dec. 25	at Kansas City Chiefs	1:00pm ET
17	Dec. 31	at Indianapolis Colts	1:00pm ET
18	Jan. 7	Denver Broncos	TBA ET