Raiders get ready for third consecutive home game as the Bengals come to town

The Oakland Raiders took the field this past Thursday night and defeated the division-rival Los Angeles Chargers to move to 5-4 on the season after two consecutive home victories. The Raiders finish a three-game stretch at home this coming Sunday when they face the Cincinnati Bengals at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Week 11. It marks the first time the two clubs will play in Oakland since 2015. The Bengals currently hold a three-game winning streak over Oakland, with the Raiders last win against Cincinnati coming at home in 2009 by a score of 20-17. The Raiders will look to extend their advantage in the all-time regular season series against the Bengals, as they currently lead 18-11. Sunday's AFC matchup will kickoff at 1:25 p.m. PT and will be broadcast on CBS.

The Silver and Black took down the Chargers in Week 10 in thrilling fashion, winning by a score of 26-24 behind RB Josh Jacobs' 18-yard touchdown with just over a minute remaining in regulation. It was Jacobs' third touchdown rush in the last two contests, as he finished with 71 yards on 16 carries and added three receptions for 30 yards. He became the 16th player in NFL history to rush for at least 800 yards in his first nine career games, while also tying Arthur Whittington for second-most rushing touchdowns (seven) by a rookie in franchise history. On the ensuing drive, S Karl Joseph made a game-clinching play for the second consecutive week, this time intercepting a pass from QB Philip Rivers in the final seconds of the contest to seal a Raiders victory. The victory marked QB Derek Carr's 18th career fourth-quarter comeback and his 19th game-winning drive. Carr finished with 218 yards and one touchdown pass to rookie FB Alec Ingold en route to his seventh consecutive game with a passer rating of at least 95.0, concluding the day at 98.6. The star of the contest was S Erik Harris, as he made two first-quarter interceptions and returned one for a touchdown, his second pick-six of the year. DE Clelin Ferrell also posted a career-high 2.5 sacks, while DE Benson Mayowa logged another 1.5 sacks to total seven on the year.

QB Derek Carr has orchestrated 19 fourth-quarter/overtime comebacks and game-winning drives in his career. With the victory over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 10, Carr set an NFL record for the most fourth-quarter comebacks (18) in NFL history through a player's first six seasons. On the offense's final drive against the Chargers, Carr completed 6-of-8 passes for 57 yards to set up the 18-yard rushing touchdown by RB Josh Jacobs

Carr's 13 fourth quarter comebacks since 2016 are the most in the NFL during that span, while his three game-winning drives in 2019 are currently tied for third-most.

Here are some notable connections between the Raiders and the Bengals:

• Raiders defensive coordinator Paul Guenther spent 13 years coaching in various roles with the Bengals, including the last four as defensive coordinator.

• Raiders linebackers coach David Lippincott spent 10 seasons with the Bengals, most recently as the assistant linebackers/ quality control coach, where he worked on the same staff with current Bengals linebackers coach Jim Haslett in 2016.

• Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan served as the Raiders quarterback coach in 2018.

• Bengals running backs coach Jemal Singleton held the same position with the Raiders in 2018.

The Bengals come to Oakland with an 0-9 record following a 13- 49 defeat at the hands of the AFC North's Baltimore Ravens. Following Sunday's contest, the Raiders will head to the Big Apple to face the Jets in New York, while the Bengals return home to face the Pittsburgh Steelers.