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The Las Vegas Raiders roll into Miami to take on the high-flying Dolphins with a chance to prove something to themselves after a two-game winning streak. There's no question the team has been on a high since Antonio Pierce took over but they face a stiff challenge in the Dolphins on Sunday. We give you keys to the game and why Aidan O'Connell is doing even better than you think he is.

What are the keys to a win in Miami? We'll walk you through he most important things the Raiders must do and avoid doing to come away from Miami with a win.

In the final segment of today's show, Scott talks about the opportunity Sunday vs. Miami for this team to learn who they really are. Yes, the past two weeks have been great but the challenge is great and they can rise to the occasion.

From 'The Best Football Show' (subscribe here): Baldy shares some thoughts on the Bills letting go of Ken Dorsey and a huge AFC East clash with the Jets on Sunday afternoon as well as Maxx Crosby and the Raiders on a two-game winning streak with the explosive Dolphins on tap.

This season, Scott Gulbransen will join ESPN 1320 Sacramento's D-Lo and KC every Tuesday and Friday to talk Las Vegas Raiders football. ESPN 1320 is now the Raiders affiliate in California's capital and the team will talk to Scott for the latest Raiders news and views.

In this interview, Scott discusses his takeaways from the Raiders Week 10 win over the Jets on Monday Night Football.

On today's episode, Scott Gulbransen and Moe Moton break down the Raiders primetime win over the Jets with this team finding their groove and identity, showing a newfound sense of motivation under Antonio Pierce and they close the show with a look at the AFC playoff picture.

Scott and Moe discuss the Raiders finding a groove the last couple weeks, with Josh Jacobs getting fed and producing while Aidan O'Connell holds it down under center.

Scott and Moe talk about this team's discernible difference after a couple of weeks under Antonio Pierce.

Scott and Moe discuss the playoff picture in the AFC after a couple of big wins for the Raiders. Can they become a dangerous team in January?

The Las Vegas Raiders won their second-straight game in front of a national television audience on Sunday Night Football as interim head coach Antonio Pierce continues to inspire his players. The Raiders got great performances from running back Josh Jacobs, rookie QB Aidan O'Connell and rookie tight end Michael Mayer in the smash-mouth game against one of the NFL's best defenses. Hosts Scott Gulbransen and Murf from Raiders Fan Radio break it down and give you their takes on the Raiders' latest victory.