What a bad day for the Las Vegas Raiders and their fan base, to put it lightly. Things have certainly been bad for the Silver and Black for the better part of two decades, but this felt like another new low in yet another inconceivably bad season.
This version of the Raiders is not close to talented enough to compete in the AFC West, not disciplined enough to stay competitive in games, and clearly, not well-coached enough to beat the 2-8 Cleveland Browns at home. Led by a rookie quarterback in his debut as an NFL starter, no less.