The brutal stretch for the Las Vegas Raiders continues in Week 10 as they welcome the Seattle Seahawks at home. After getting dominated by the San Francisco 49ers in Week 9, the Raiders can return to a .500 record by defeating a team with one of the NFL’s elite defensive units.

Decoding the Seahawks' defense will largely depend on rookie Fernando Mendoza, who will make his first NFL start. But beyond that subplot, here’s how the two teams fare statistically heading into their contest at Allegiant Stadium.

Scoring offense

Raiders: 8th, 26.4 points per game

Seahawks: 18th, 22.4 points per game

Passing offense

Raiders: 5th, 259.7 passing yards per game

Seahawks: 17th, 217 passing yards per game

Rushing offense

Raiders: 31st, 71.3 rushing yards per game

Seahawks: 18th, 110.8 rushing yards per game

Total offense

Raiders: 15th, 331 total yards per game

Seahawks: 17th, 327.8 total yards per game

First Downs

Raiders: T-8th, 182

Seahawks: 7th, 184

Penalties

Raiders: T-6th, 54

Seahawks: 19th, 65

Turnover Margin

Raiders: T-13th, +1

Seahawks: T-18th, -1

Sacks allowed

Raiders: T-2nd, 11

Seahawks: T-14th, 19

Scoring defense

Raiders: 32nd, 29.8 points per game

Seahawks: 4th, 18 points per game

Passing defense

Raiders: 26th, 234.2 passing yards allowed per game

Seahawks: 1st, 155.1 passing yards allowed per game

Rushing defense

Raiders: 32nd, 151.2 rushing yards allowed per game

Seahawks: 4th, 89.1 rushing yards allowed per game

Total defense

Raiders: 32nd, 385.4 total yards allowed per game

Seahawks: 1st, 244.2 total yards allowed per game

Sacks

Raiders: T-18th, 19

Seahawks: 13th, 21