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Kirk Cousins NFL Projections

Kirk Cousins is a quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, projected for their Week 7 matchup against Los Angeles Rams. EdgeRanked tracks the passing, rushing and fantasy outlook for this matchup using its NFL simulation model.

Week 7· Latest simulation ·1 upcoming · 0 live · 13 final
QB · Las Vegas Raiders

LV vs LAR · Sun, Oct 25 · 4:25 PM EDT · historical pregame projection

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LAR @ LV

Historical pregame projection

Los Angeles Rams at Las Vegas Raiders ·

LAR24.8
LV22.5
TOTAL47.3

Simulated · before kickoff

Simulated before kickoff; not a final score

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