The Las Vegas Raiders have suffered yet another embarrassing loss this season, and what seems like the 15th one under Josh McDaniels, as he is 9-15 as a head coach under the Raiders. He has already lost the fan base and will likely lose the team soon, too.
The Bears were one of the worst teams in football, if not the worst, and they were without several starts, including their starting quarterback. Instead, McDaniels was out-coached by Matt Eberflus, and Brian Hoyer was out-played by an undrafted rookie Division Two quarterback.
It was truly up there as one of the most embarrassing losses in franchise history. Most fans feel that way, and Maxx Crosby seems to agree.
It was just s*** football,” Crosby said in the locker room after the game. “We didn’t play good enough in any phase… It’s about doing your job to the best level you possibly can on a play-to-play basis, and that’s the focus every single day. Not only for myself but for our D-Line, our defense, our offense in general; we have to play better complementary football. It just wasn’t good enough; it was literally an embarrassment.”
The Raiders have a roster full of talented players, yet they find a way to embarrass themselves every night. The Raiders haven’t won a playoff game in over 20 years, and it’s time for that to change. The fans are tired of it all, and the players should be, too. The loss was embarrassing, and honestly, I’m surprised he didn’t have the reaction Jon Allen on the Commanders had.
