The Buffalo Bills rolled into Las Vegas and left no doubt, handling the Raiders 34-14 in a Week 6 matchup that never felt as close as the scoreboard suggested. Buffalo controlled the game on both sides of the ball from the outset, stacking points while the Raiders searched for answers. For Las Vegas, it was another afternoon of stalled possessions and missed chances in front of its home crowd. James Cook III was the engine, piling up 132 rushing yards and keeping Buffalo ahead of the chains all day. Josh Allen didn't need to carry the load through the air, but he was efficient when it mattered, throwing a pair of touchdown passes to put the game out of reach. Keon Coleman led all receivers with 62 yards, giving Allen a reliable target on the perimeter. On the Raiders' side, Shedeur Sanders paced all passers with 159 yards, but Las Vegas couldn't turn that production into points. Buffalo's defense set the tone, with Greg Rousseau living in the backfield for two sacks and consistently disrupting Sanders' timing. Christian Benford's interception was the swing moment, ending a Raiders drive and handing the ball back to an offense that was already dictating terms. Treydan Stukes led all tacklers with four stops for Las Vegas, a reflection of a defense that spent too much of the afternoon chasing Cook. Once the Bills built their cushion, the pass rush took over and the outcome was never seriously in question.