ALAMEDA — With two touchdown passes, Derek Carr will reach No. 100 for his career.
It’s heady stuff, considering the Raiders quarterback will be playing in his 59th game. Peyton Manning, for example, threw his 100th touchdown pass in his 56th game.
Yet Carr has other milestones on his mind, most notably winning a game in Arrowhead Stadium for the first time.
“(That’s) definitely No. 1 right now,” Carr said. “Especially this week. It’s something we have not been able to do since I’ve been here, so we’ve got to get on that.”
For the Raiders to beat the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday and retain at least a share of first place in the AFC West, Carr is going to have to be much better than the quarterback who has fared poorly in his first three games at one of the NFL’s loudest stadiums.