Saturday's matchup against the Texans will be Cook's first NFL start, which makes him the first quarterback in the Super Bowl era to make his first career start in the postseason.

The rookie quarterback from Michigan State will certainly have his hands full too, as he'll be pitted against a Houston Texans defense that is statistically the best unit in the NFL.

Romeo Crennel has done a tremendous job with the group in 2016, and with a rookie quarterback under center for the Raiders, the Texans edge rushers like Jadeveon Clowney and Whitney Mercilus will have their ears pinned back come Saturday afternoon.

So here lies one of the main storylines to follow in Saturday's Wild Card matchup.

The Raiders have one of the best offenses in the NFL, and as we stated above, the Texans have the best defense in the league.

Watching how Musgrave and Crennel call their respective games at NRG Stadium will be something to keep an eye on, and whichever coordinator gains the upper hand will likely go home with a victory.

Wide Receiver Michael Crabtree vs. Cornerback Johnathan Joseph