Raiders struggle in three-game losing streak with costly mistakes

In Henderson, Nevada, as the Las Vegas Raiders prepare to face the Kansas City Chiefs, they are struggling with a three-game losing streak. Over these games, the Raiders have committed 10 turnovers and received 25 penalties totaling 201 yards, highlighting their issues on the field. They have also been plagued by injuries, with quarterback Aidan O'Connell expected to be out for at least a month due to a broken thumb, and wide receiver Jakobi Meyers missing the last two games due to an ankle injury. Players have been lost for the season, further complicating their efforts. Despite these challenges, the team remains determined to improve and avoid becoming accustomed to defeat. Coach Pierce emphasized the need for a better performance, stating that the team is working hard to prepare for the upcoming games. Special teams have shown some positivity, with Daniel Carlson performing well in the last match, showcasing the potential for improvement amid adversity. However, the overall outlook remains grim as they continue to struggle, and the players are aware of the urgency to turn their fortunes around before it is too late. Rookie tight end Brock Bowers has emerged as a bright spot in their lineup, but the volatility of their recent performance underscores a critical point in the season for the Raiders as they look to regain momentum.