The Kansas City Chiefs (3-3) are set to host the Las Vegas Raiders(2-4) in a crucial Week 7 matchup of the 2025 NFL season. With both teams looking to build momentum, this early-afternoon divisional clash promises high-stakes action as the Chiefs aim to extend their recent surge and solidify their position in the AFC West, while the Raiders seek to snap a skid and exploit any vulnerabilities.

As the Chiefs prepare for this AFC West rivalry at home, they’ll welcome back a key offensive weapon but face some lingering concerns on the line. On the other side, the Raiders enter with a depleted passing attack, missing their top tight end amid ongoing turnover woes. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch the game, including TV channels, live streaming options, and the latest team updates.

• Date: Sunday, October 19, 2025
• Time: 1:00 p.m. ET (11:00 a.m. CT)
• Location: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium — Kansas City, Missouri
• TV Channel: CBS
• Live Stream: Paramount+, NFL+, CBS Sports app, FuboTV, YouTube TV (with Sunday Ticket for out-of-market viewers)
• Radio: WDAF (106.5 FM) in Kansas City; KOMP (92.3 FM) in Las Vegas; SiriusXM channel 158 (Chiefs broadcast) or 159 (Raiders broadcast)

Fans in local markets can tune into CBS for the broadcast, featuring Kevin Harlan on play-by-play, Trent Green providing analysis, and Melanie Collins on the sidelines. For those without cable, streaming services like Paramount+ offer live access to the game with a subscription.

International viewers can catch the action via NFL Game Pass International, while military personnel stationed overseas have options through the American Forces Network.

Chiefs vs. Raiders Live Stream Options

If you’re cutting the cord, several platforms carry CBS’s NFL coverage:

• Paramount+: Stream the game live with a Premium subscription ($5.99/month) or Premium Plus ($11.99/month) for ad-free viewing.
• FuboTV: Includes CBS in most markets; free trial available.
• NFL+: Premium package ($6.99/month) carries CBS in select areas.
• YouTube TV: Base plan ($72.99/month) includes CBS; offers a free trial.
• Hulu + Live TV: ($76.99/month) with CBS access.

For mobile viewing, download the CBS Sports or Yahoo Sports app to stream on your phone or tablet, provided you’re in a participating market.

Chiefs Team Update Ahead of Week 7

The Chiefs (3-3) enter Week 7 looking to build on a strong recent stretch, having won three of their last four after a rocky 0-2 start to the season. Head coach Andy Reid has emphasized offensive rhythm and defensive pressure, noting recent adjustments in practice to integrate returning players and capitalize on home-field energy.

Key storylines include:

• Quarterback Situation: Patrick Mahomes remains the starter, leading the NFL with a 113.4 QB rating and 11 TDs through six games (1,514 yards, 2 INTs). Reid provided updates earlier this week, highlighting the need for explosive plays against the Raiders’ secondary now that key targets are back.
• Injury Report: The Chiefs have nine players on the report, with offensive tackle Josh Simmons out (personal reasons). Wide receiver Rashee Rice returns from suspension for his 2025 debut after full practices, expected to boost the passing game. Other notables include wide receiver Xavier Worthy (shoulder, full practice), offensive tackle Jawaan Taylor (knee, full), defensive end Charles Omenihu (ankle, full), and wide receiver Marquise Brown (Achilles, full). Defensive end Felix Anudike-Uzomah (hamstring) and tight end Noah Gray (hamstring) are on IR.
• Recent Form: Kansas City has shown championship flashes, ranking ninth in scoring (25.8 PPG) and 11th in defense (20.7 PPG allowed), following a dominant 30-17 win over the Lions in Week 6. The team is focusing on containing Raiders QB Geno Smith and his rushing weapons.
• Milestones: Keep an eye on running back Isiah Pacheco, who has 442 rushing yards and 4 TDs, on pace for a breakout season. Tight end Travis Kelce could approach 800 receiving yards, with 512 already through six games.

Raiders Team Update Ahead of Week 7

The Las Vegas Raiders (2-4) head into this matchup looking to steady the ship after a four-game skid snapped by a gritty Week 6 win over the Titans. Head coach Antonio Pierce has the team emphasizing ball security and defensive stands, with Las Vegas ranking 23rd in total offense (306.7 yards per game) but showing grit on the ground.

Key storylines include:

• Quarterback Situation: Geno Smith starts, with 1,200 passing yards, 6 TDs, and a league-high 10 INTs through six games. In the Titans win, he went 17/23 for 174 yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT, but his aggressive style has led to turnovers that could haunt him against Kansas City’s blitz-heavy defense.
• Injury Report: The Raiders are monitoring several players, with tight end Brock Bowers doubtful (knee, limited Friday after missing earlier practices). Questionable players include wide receiver Jakobi Meyers (knee/toe, limited) and wide receiver Alex Bachman (ankle, limited). Running back Dylan Laube (hamstring) is good to go after full practices. Other notables on IR include QB Aidan O’Connell (wrist) and CB Eric Stokes (foot).
• Recent Form: Las Vegas is riding a one-game win streak after heavy losses to the Chargers, Commanders, Bears, and Colts, with their ground game providing balance (118 rushing yards per game) but defense allowing 24.8 PPG. The team is focusing on exploiting Kansas City’s occasional inconsistencies, setting up a potential upset bid.
• Milestones: Running back Ashton Jeanty has 442 rushing yards and 3 TDs, emerging as a key back. Wide receiver Tre Tucker leads with 70 yards in the last game, but the passing attack has dipped lately.

Chiefs vs. Raiders Prediction and Odds

• Spread: Chiefs -12.5 (via BetMGM)
• Moneyline: Chiefs -750, Raiders +530
• Over/Under: 45.5 points

Experts lean heavily toward a Chiefs victory, with home-field advantage at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium (88.9% implied win probability) and a 13-2 record in the last 15 meetings tipping the scales. However, the Raiders’ recent defensive grit could keep it from blowing out, though Kansas City’s elite offense favors a controlled win. ESPN’s Football Power Index gives the Chiefs an 79% chance of victory, but models like SportsLine project under the total in over 55% of simulations. Prediction: Chiefs 28, Raiders 13.

Don’t miss this AFC West showdown—tune in to see if the Chiefs can dominate or if the Raiders pull off a surprise! For more NFL coverage, check out our full schedule and analysis.