The Las Vegas Raiders’ Week 10 game for the 2026 NFL season will be significant for two reasons. First, they will be going against the defending Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks. Second, this game will mark the first start for top overall pick Fernando Mendoza.

The Seahawks will be a tough challenge for Mendoza because they give up the fewest average total yards and passing yards per game. However, playing at home could boost the rookie quarterback’s morale.

As these storylines play out, a broadcast crew from CBS Sports will inject more life into the game. 

Who will be the broadcast crew for the Week 10 Raiders-Seahawks game?

The CBS Sports trio of Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker, and Evan Washburn will be on the microphone for the Week 10 Raiders-Seahawks game.

Eagle has covered NFL games as a play-by-play announcer since 1998. Before teaming up with Tucker, he had Charles Davis and Dan Fouts as broadcast partners. In addition to the NFL, he also calls NCAA Division 1 men’s basketball games, New York Jets preseason games via WCBS-TV, and Brooklyn Nets games through the YES Network.

Eagle has also lent his sportscasting excellence to the coverage of the U.S. Open, French Open, and Showtime Championship Boxing.

Meanwhile, Tucker will work alongside Eagle as the game’s analyst. He played as an offensive lineman for five NFL teams in seven seasons before joining Sports Illustrated as an NFL columnist in 2008. Tucker joined CBS Sports in 2018 and started as an analyst on their college football coverage. He also covers NFL games for Westwood One.

Finally, Washburn will be the sideline reporter for the Raiders-Seahawks game. He joined CBS Sports in 2014 and also works as a sideline reporter for college basketball, a lacrosse analyst, and a studio host for the network. He has covered Super Bowls 50, 53, 55, and 58.