The Las Vegas Raiders' offensive woes continued in Sunday's 31-0 shutout loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, dropping their record to 2-5 in their first year under head coach Pete Carroll.

The Raiders were so badly beaten that their fierce rivals even took pity on them. The Chiefs punted from the Las Vegas 38 in the fourth quarter and later went into victory formation with 2:36 left and the Raiders holding all three timeouts. Chiefs coach Andy Reid likely didn't want to rub in the victory against an accomplished coach like Carroll.

The Las Vegas Raiders need to be aggressive sellers at the NFL trade deadline, and Malcolm Koonce is a candidate to be moved.

The issues the Las Vegas Raiders face that have led to a 2-5 start on the season are problems that took much longer than one offseason or regular season to crea

Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs faced off against their bitter AFC West rivals, the Las Vegas Raiders, on Sunday. Kansas City played host in a home game at Arrowhead Stadium. The battle, however, turned out to be completely one-sided as the Chiefs shut out the Raiders, 31-0.

The Las Vegas Raiders need to take a gamble and trade for Shedeur Sanders, and get a quarterback they can build around.

The Kansas City Chiefs are always at the forefront of innovation in the NFL, and during Sunday’s blowout win over the Las Vegas Raiders Andy Reid’s team put another fascinating wrinkle into their offense on a seemingly routine fourth down sequence.

It took until the third series against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday for Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid to finally send the tantalizing wide receiver trio of Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy and Marquise Brown onto the field together.

The Raiders hit their bye week on a low note, but they expect to have a more imposing roster for their return to the field in Week 9.

After an offseason filled with sweeping front office, coaching staff and roster changes to help turn their organization around, the Las Vegas Raiders are in ser

Patrick Mahomes threw for 286 yards and three touchdowns as the Kansas City Chiefs shut out the Las Vegas Raiders 31-0.