At least playing the blame game would be pointless for the Raiders after their latest loss, a 24-17 methodical dismantling by the Denver Broncos Sunday afternoon at Allegiant Stadium.

Dave Portnoy was one of many questioning the end of game decisions from Raiders coach Pete Carroll and the officials.

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The Las Vegas Raiders were beaten up and down the field as the Denver Broncos steamrolled them to extend each team's current streaks.

This wasn't a typical Denver Broncos game. For the first time this season, they didn't trail, and the final minutes were not overly stressful. What was typical? They won again. Bo Nix passed for 212 yards and rushed for a touchdown,

The Broncos beat the Raiders 24–17 but didn’t cover the 7.5-point spread after a last-second Raiders field goal, sparking ‘rigged’ claims from NFL fans.

Furious NFL fans want the FBI to investigate Pete Carroll after a bizarre call at the end of the Raiders-Broncos game.

Justin Herbert broke a bone in his non-throwing hand during the Los Angeles Chargers' first offensive series Sunday. After covering it with a hard cast and a white glove, he spent the rest of the afternoon exclusively taking shotgun snaps and handing off to his running backs whenever possible.

Former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce doesn't think the organization's woes will be solved anytime soon.

The Raiders drove the field to score a touchdown with just over two minutes to play, cutting their deficit to 24–14. After a failed onside kick, the Broncos got possession back in Las Vegas territory, but would ultimately turn the ball over on downs with a minute left to play.