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When the NFL schedule makers revealed the Week 11 Monday Night Football matchup in mid-May, expectations were high. Instead, both teams enter needing a course correction. The Raiders are 2-7 under Pete Carroll with two separate losing streaks, though they have played more competitive football than the record suggests. Carroll said the team is a few narrow breaks away from flipping multiple results. Dallas sits at 3-5-1 and has swung between explosive wins and stagnant losses. The offense averages over 40 points in victories but has struggled in defeats. Monday also marks Dallas’s return to the field following the passing of DE Marshawn Kneeland, a tragedy that rocked the locker room. Coach Brian Schottenheimer expects his team to find stability

The Anaheim Ducks return home after a rough three-game skid, seeking a tonic at the Honda Center. The Utah Mammoth arrive off a tight 3-2 overtime loss at home to the New York Islanders and have won only two of their last eight. Both teams are young, both are trying to rise up from mediocrity. Anaheim’s offense was elite on the road streak, but it stalled, scoring four goals across its slump. Utah showed signs of talent, but their special-teams mix (0-for-17 on the power play) undermines consistency. Expect a contest of youthful energy versus impatient execution. Initial moneyline: Anaheim −103, Utah −116. Current moneyline holds: Utah −116, Anaheim −103. Puck line: Utah −1.5 (+206), Anaheim +1.5 (−259). Total opened

No. 24 Wisconsin returns to action on Monday with a 3-0 record and a roster still discovering its identity, blending eight newcomers with established returning pieces. The Badgers look to continue refining their formula against SIU Edwardsville, a solid mid-major opponent arriving in Madison with confidence after a dramatic 61-59 victory over Drake. Bettors tracking matchups often reference core team metrics through the Wisconsin Badgers page and the SIU Edwardsville Cougars listing to evaluate performance context. Wisconsin’s most recent performance, an 86-55 victory over Ball State, highlighted both their potential and areas for refinement. Coach Greg Gard noted that the team has plenty to improve, emphasizing consistency, ball movement, and handling turnovers. The Badgers opened that contest with a dominant

No. 16 Iowa State returns home carrying early-season momentum and an undefeated 3-0 record as it prepares to host Stonehill on Monday. The Cyclones have displayed their trademark defensive pressure, elite pace, and rapidly improving depth through both veterans and newcomers. Their opponent, Stonehill, enters at 1-4 and faces its third road game in four days, a challenge for a program still adjusting to the full demands of Division I competition. Bettors typically begin with roster and performance metrics by reviewing the Iowa State Cyclones team page and the Stonehill Skyhawks listing to assess matchup dynamics. Iowa State’s most recent outing, a 96-80 victory over Mississippi State, demonstrated both its offensive and defensive ceilings. Senior guard Tamin Lipsey delivered a