Chicago @ Las Vegas preview

Last Meeting ( Oct 4, 2015 ) Oakland 20, Chicago 22

Khalil Mack will have a few incentives when he takes the field for the Chicago Bears on Sunday against the Oakland Raiders in the first NFL game played at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Mack, who was a defensive force for Oakland in the first four seasons of his career, will face his former team for the first time since being traded prior to the 2018 campaign.

The linebacker, whose Bears are seeking their fourth consecutive victory after losing the season opener, has been trying to downplay the matchup against the organization that drafted him fifth overall in 2014. "It's another game," Mack told reporters. "You can't play this game with too much emotion. ... I'm going to go out there and do what I do, and that's play football and love the game that I play. There are feelings you suppress. But also, it's no big deal to me." Chicago is coming off a 16-6 home victory over Minnesota in which it lost starting quarterback Mitchell Trubisky while Oakland looks to build off a 31-24 triumph at Indianapolis. The Raiders recorded 188 yards on the ground in the win, with rookie Josh Jacobs gaining 79 on 17 carries, as they avoided a third straight loss while playing the second of five consecutive contests away from Oakland.

TV: 1 p.m. ET, FOX. LINE: Bears -5. O/U: 40.5

ABOUT THE BEARS (3-1): Trubisky suffered a left shoulder injury during Chicago's first possession last week and is expected to miss the contest against Oakland. Chase Daniel will be under center after completing 22-of-30 passes for 195 yards and a touchdown versus the Vikings in relief. Linebacker Roquan Smith missed the victory over Minnesota due to a personal issue but expects to be on the field against the Raiders.

ABOUT THE RAIDERS (2-2): Jacobs has registered 307 rushing yards this season, eclipsing the team record for most by a player in his first four career games set in 2008 by Darren McFadden (272). Darren Waller grabbed a share of an NFL record last week as he increased his reception total to 33, tying Antonio Gates (2007) for most by a tight end in his team's first four contests of a season. Tyrell Williams joined Mervyn Fernandez (1989) as the only players in franchise history to make a touchdown catch in each of his first four weeks of a season.

EXTRA POINTS

1. Bears DT Akiem Hicks (knee) missed last week's contest and likely will be a game-time decision on Sunday.

2. Oakland will be playing in London for the second straight season and internationally for the fifth time in six years.

3. Chicago signed TE Bradley Sowell and waived DL Abdullah Anderson, who was re-signed to the practice squad.

PREDICTION: Bears 17, Raiders 13