Offense
This was ugly. The Raiders were shut out by the 30th-ranked defense in the NFL until six minutes into the fourth quarter. They had 68 yards and four first downs at halftime. Their first nine drives ended in seven punts, an interception and a fumble. Their fourth-quarter gains came far too late.
Defense
The Raiders held Kansas City to field goals on four of its first five scoring drives. Two of those easily could have been touchdowns, though, but for a dropped pass and an overthrow.