The Raiders will try to snap a three-game losing streak Monday night against the Dallas Cowboys at Allegiant Stadium.

But it won’t be easy against a Cowboys team featuring one of the best offenses in the NFL.

The Raiders (2-7) will simultaneously have to slow down the Cowboys’ (3-5-1) prolific attack while also taking advantage of a Dallas defense that ranks among the league’s worst in most pertinent statistics.

Here are three things to keep an eye on:

Who starts on the offensive line?

With Jackson Powers-Johnson likely out for the year with a left ankle injury, the Raiders have a decision to make on how to handle the backup plan. Alex Cappa is next man up on the depth chart, but the Raiders also opened the door for rookie Caleb Rogers to compete for playing time last week in practice

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