The Las Vegas Raiders pulled off a surprising win in surprising fashion. Quarterback Aidan O'Connell was at the forefront.

Aidan O’Connell will likely be back under center as the Raiders’ starting quarterback when the 2-12 team hosts the Jaguars (3-11) on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium. Las Vegas coach Antonio Pierce said Friday morning that O’Connell had a few good days of practice and would be on track to return as long as things went well later in the day.

The Las Vegas Raiders snapped their ten-game losing streak, but what more is to come for the black and silver?

Finally, the Raiders can smile on Sunday. They beat the Jaguars 19-14 at Allegiant Stadium to snap their 10-game losing streak and taste victory for the first time since September. The Jaguars (3-12) were driving for a potential go-ahead score until safety

That’s led to mixed feelings on X/Twitter as the people in the building are happy about the first win since September and ending a 10-game losing streak while many fans are panicking about the quarterback situation.

After Sunday’s 19-14 win over Jacksonville, Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce was asked to address fans who may be upset that the team likely gave up the top pick in the 2025 draft. “Talk to [general manager] Tom Telesco,” he said, via V egas Sports Today.

The Las Vegas Raiders’ win over Jacksonville is the most substantial swing we have seen for the No. 1 pick since The Athletic began tracking the race in Week 14. Before kicking off the late window of Sunday’s games, Las Vegas had a 35 percent chance at the No. 1 pick. It now has a 1 percent chance following its win.

Thanks to wins by the Las Vegas Raiders and Carolina Panthers, the Cleveland Browns’ 2025 NFL draft slot has significantly improved.