Browns vs Raiders live scores, updates, highlights from Monday night’s NFL game

While battling the COVID-19 outbreak takes some kicks off, the Browns will host the Raiders for a rescheduled game Monday night.

Although the game was originally scheduled to be the first Saturday of the league’s season, the NFL announced Friday that it was one of several matches has been postponed last weekend. The Browns (7-6) will host the battle with the Raiders (6-7) as they battle to stay in the AFC playoff race.

The Browns are planning to start quarterback Nick Mullens after both Baker Mayfield and Case Keenum shortlisted for COVID-19 this week. The Cleveland outbreak also puts Austin Hooper and wide receiver Jarvis Landry on the roster, and they will also be out of action for Monday night’s game.

The Browns will also be without head coach Kevin Stefanski.

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Meanwhile, Las Vegas will be looking for a win on the road that will break the team’s two-loss streak. Despite scoring one win in their last six games, the Raiders still have a chance of making it to the knockout stages. Derek Carr and connected to Hunter Renfrow wide receiver in 117 yards with a touch of the ball in the 48-9 loss to the Chiefs, and the duo are expected to shed some light on the Raiders’ offense.

Despite the COVID-19 outbreak in Cleveland, the Browns are still a 2.5-point favorite at home, according to Fanduel.

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6:43 pm: Mullens threw Pe people-Jones 6 yards and missed the first fall. The punt Browns and Raiders took possession at the age of 25 of their own.

6:40 pm: Carr unleashed an imperfect pass and forced the Raiders to make three innings to open the second half. After playing the game in Las Vegas, the Browns will embark on their own 31-day journey.

Halftime: Raiders 10, Browns 0

6:22 pm: McLaughlin missed an unsuccessful effort at 47 yards that led Cleveland to score in the first half.

6:18 pm: Mullens tried to pass Pe People-Jones, but a penalty blocked the defensive pass to give the Browns their first goal at Vegas 35.

6:14 pm: Mullens connected to Higgins for 13 yards and picked up the first one at Raiders ’49.

6:10 pm: Mullens finished Felton in 9 yards and finished first at Cleveland 38.

6:05 pm: SCHOOL TARGET PLAYERS. Carlson makes a 24-yard effort and helps extend Las Vegas’ lead. The Raiders took a 10-0 lead with less than a minute left in the half.

6 pm: Carr scrambled to the right for 6 yards and went down in 5th place.

5:56 pm: Barber dashed to Cleveland 14 in 8 yards, and then Carr finished Edwards at the Browns 6 in the following play.

5:52 pm: Carr finished Renfrow in 13 yards and got down first at Cleveland 36.

5:50 pm: Mullens finished Johnson in 4 yards and lost in round 16. Browns punt and Renfrow saved the second leg but won the ball back in Las Vegas 39.

5:46 pm: Togiai and J. Johnson fired Carr at the age of 36 without losing anything. Carr launched an incomplete pass in third and the Raiders beat again. Cleveland will take over their own No. 8.

5:44 pm: Barber ran 19 yards and was knocked down at Raiders ’36.

5:39 pm: Mullens tossed a short pass to Johnson in the third down, but he fell short of the marker. The Browns punt and gave ownership to the Raiders at the age of 14 of their own.

5:36 pm: Carr threw another incomplete pass in third and forced the Raiders to beat. Pe People-Jones came back at 20 yards and helped Cleveland score the first at their own 34 point.

5:34 pm: Carr finished Edwards, who lost control of the ball and fumbled. Renfrow recovers at 50 for Las Vegas.

5:30 pm: Carr made a deep pass for Jones, and a penalty to parry the defensive pass gave Las Vegas its first 45th goal for the Browns.

Quarter 1: Raiders 7, Browns 0

5:24 pm: Mullens completes Njoku in 6 yards, then finds Chubb in 2 yards. After tossing an incomplete pass in third place, the Browns were forced to play dangerously.

5:18 pm: TOUCHDOWN RAIDERS. Carr found Edwards in the bottom five yards and Las Vegas in the lead for the night. After Carlson made an additional point, Raiders lead 7-0 with 3:41 remaining in the first quarter.

5:15 pm: Carr threw a short pass to Jacobs, who ran for 17 yards and was pushed out of bounds in the 15th minute. Carr finished Barber the next round for 12 yards.

5:13 pm: Carr completed Jackson 11 yards and finished first in the 30th minute.

5:10 pm: Carr finished Renfrow in 12 yards and scored first at Browns 47.

5:06 pm: Abram dealt with Chubb for a loss of 5 yards, then Johnson was dealt with for a loss of 2 yards on the third down. Cleveland was forced to beat in their opening leg, and Renfrow returned 29 yards to the Raiders 42.

5:03 pm: Mullens finished Njoku in 10 yards and got down first at Cleveland 46.

05:00: The Browns win on a coin toss and choose to receive at the start.

Browns vs. Start Time. Raiders

• Day: Monday, December 20
• Begin: 5 p.m. ET

Browns vs. The Raiders will begin at 5 p.m. ET at FirstEnergy Stadium Monday in Cleveland, Ohio.

Which channel is the Browns vs. Raiders today?

• TV channel (country) : NFL Network
• TV channel (Cleveland) : WOIO
• TV Channels (Las Vegas): (KSNV)
• Direct: NFL Network App, fuboTV

Browns vs. The Raiders have been postponed to Monday due to the COVID-19 spike around the NFL. The match will still air on the NFL Network. Joe Davis and Kurt Warner will call the game from the booth, with Melissa Stark and Steve Wyche on the sidelines.

You can find the Browns’ home broadcast on channel 225 SiriusXM, while the Raiders’ away broadcast is broadcast on channel 226.

In Canada, audiences can watch the Browns vs. Raiders on DAZN, which includes every NFL game.

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