Throughout the season, the Raiders will play at least one game in four different time zones and will change time zones 34 times throughout the year.
All nine of the their home games, including an road game next door in Los Angeles, will be on Pacific Standard Time. Their annual trip to Colorado to face the Denver Broncos will be on Mountain Standard Time. Their two matchups on Central Standard Time will be against the Houston Texans and Kansas City Chiefs. Lastly, they'll have to adjust to Eastern Standard Time on four occasions against the Philadelphia Eagles, Indianapolis Colts, Washington Commanders and New England Patriots for their season opener.
Pete Carroll accumulated a 2-9 record in his time with the Seahawks in games with a 10 a.m. kickoff time on Eastern or Central Time. Over the last three seasons, the Raiders have gone 3-9 under the same circumstances.