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The Oakland Raiders return home to Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum to face the Cleveland Browns in the fourth week after two consecutive games in Denver and Miami against the Broncos and Dolphins. The kickoff is scheduled for Sunday, September 30th at 13:05 PT. The Browns Week 4 game will mark Cleveland's first visit to Oakland since 2012. At their most recent tilt in 2015, the Raiders defeated the Browns by a score of 27-20 at FirstEnergy Stadium.
| Adjustment | |
|---|---|
| Date: | Sunday, September 30, 2018 |
| Start: | 13h05 PT |
| Site: | Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (1966) |
| Capacity / Area: | 56,057 / Bermuda over-supplied |
| Regular season: | Raiders lead 12-10 |
| Post-season: | Raiders lead 2-0 |
During the third week, the Raiders lost 20-28 against the AFC's Miami Dolphins. WR Jordy Nelson scored a total of 173 yards on six receptions (28.8 on average) and added his first score of the season. In his last two games against the Dolphins, Nelson has 15 assists for 280 yards (18.8) and has two touchdowns. Nelson was the third Raiders catcher to cross the 100 yard mark in a game this season, making the club one out of two teams in the league for three different receivers to achieve the feat every week. Quarterback Derek Carr also signed his second 300-yard service of the season totaling 345 yards on 27 out of 39 attempts. In three games this season, Carr is averaging 302 yards per game (sixth in the NFL) while reaching a completion percentage of 76.6% (second in the NFL).
Head Coach Hue Jackson enters his third year in Cleveland and earns a 2-32-1 record as the Browns head coach. The Browns compete on Sunday 1 to 1 after defeating the New York Jets, 21-17, in the third week. Jackson spent the 2010 season as the Raiders Offensive Coordinator and was promoted to head coach in 2011 when. First-year offensive coordinator Todd Haley is aiming to lead a large-scale attack and redevelop the receptions center in 2018. The Browns lead the Raiders, 12-10, in the series of the regular season.
| Broadcast information (television) | |
|---|---|
| FOX | |
| Play by game: | Kenny Albert |
| Color Analyst: | Round Barber |
| Sideline / Field: | Megan Olivi |
| Producer: | Barry Landis |
| Director: | Jeremy Green |
Here are some notable links between opposing teams:
• Browns head coach Hue Jackson was the Raiders head coach in 2011, guiding the team to an 8-8 record, having spent the 2010 season as Oakland's offensive coordinator .
• Raiders Senior Defensive Assistant Jim O'Neil served as Defensive Coordinator for the Browns in 2014-15.
• The Browns 'defensive quality control coach, Eric Sanders, was the coach of Raiders' quality control from 2010 to 2014.
• Browns coach-coach Adam Henry began his NFL career with the Raiders.
• Browns assistant offensive line coach Mark Hutson led the tight finals of the Raiders for three seasons, from 2012 to 2014.
• Al Saunders, Senior Browns Offensive Assistant, spent four seasons (2011-14) with the Raiders as Offensive Coordinator and Quarterback Coach in 2011 and Senior Offensive Assistant 2012-14. In 2011, Saunders helped the offensive to finish second with 6,072 points.
| Broadcast information (radio) | |
|---|---|
| Raiders Radio Network | |
| Flagship: | 740 KCBS |
| Play by game: | Brent Musburger |
| Color Analyst: | Lincoln Kennedy |
| Sideline: | Chris Townsend |
| Spanish flagship: | The Z 1490-AM / 107.5-FM |
| Play by game: | Fernando Arias |
| Color Analyst: | Ambrosio Rico |
The Browns won their first game of the week last week Thursday night against the New York Jets by a score of 21-17, bringing their record of the year to 1-1-1. Next week, the Raiders will travel to Los Angeles to face the AFC Chargers rivals for their second division game of the season, before heading to London to face the Seattle Seahawks. Consecutive games against the Baltimore Ravens and the Los Angeles Chargers.
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