The Los Angeles Rams walked out of Las Vegas with a 30-26 win over the Raiders, holding off a home team that had the ball and a chance late. It was a Week 7 swing game between two clubs that can't afford to fall behind in the standings, and it came down to the final possessions. The Rams found just enough in the fourth quarter to keep the Raiders from stealing it. Matthew Stafford was the engine, piling up 351 passing yards and repeatedly finding Davante Adams, who torched his former building for 167 receiving yards. Adams was the matchup the Raiders never solved, winning on the outside and turning short throws into chunk gains. On the other side, Fernando Mendoza kept Las Vegas within striking distance with three touchdown passes, spreading the ball around and answering nearly every Rams punch. Ashton Jeanty added 78 rushing yards to give the Raiders offense some balance, but the ground game never fully tilted the field. Defensively, Maxx Crosby was a problem all night, dropping Stafford twice and forcing the Rams to speed up their protection calls in obvious passing situations. Los Angeles countered with Nakobe Dean, whose game-high nine tackles helped keep Jeanty from breaking the game open on the ground. The turning point came in the fourth, when the Rams answered a Mendoza touchdown strike with a scoring drive of their own and then made the stop they needed. Four points was the difference, and Los Angeles made it stand.