Peyton Manning and his high-powered offense can generate seven touchdowns by themselves against a slow, over-the-hill Oakland secondary. The Raiders lack the pass rush to bother Manning.

Manning is having another huge year on pace to throw for 5,144 yards and 44 touchdowns. He'll be especially fired-up after the Broncos took a pounding last week at the Patriots.

The Raiders' passing attack is picking up under rookie Derek Carr. The Raiders can't run the ball and will be playing from behind so there should be lots of passing on their end. Carr has a big arm and is a vertical passer. This can result in big plays - and pick-six's.