The Raiders are headed back to Arrowhead Stadium on Friday in hopes of replicating the upset they pulled on Christmas Day last season.

This problem has plagued them since the questionable decision to let Derek Carr walk, and has been ongoing. Due to their lack of aggressiveness in this past NFL draft, they missed out on all of the top quarterbacks and were forced to essentially throw away another season after signing journeyman Gardner Minshew.

This season, Winston has thrown for 1,266 yards with seven touchdown passes and four interceptions. He’s also 2-2 as a starter in Cleveland. Winston still has what it takes to play and compete in the NFL. He’d be nothing more than a bridge option that could return a lot of success.

The Las Vegas Raiders suffered their seventh straight loss on Sunday, losing to the Denver Broncos by a score of 29-19. The defeat dropped the Raiders to 2-9 on

Las Vegas Raiders general manager Tom Telesco made a calculated decision not to select any quarterbacks with any of the team’s eight draft picks last April. There’s no way to know whether this was a case of the team not being high on the remaining QB prospects or if the Raiders just missed out on their targets.

The Chiefs are 12 1/2-point favorites against a Raiders team that is reeling with seven straight losses and a 2-9 record. They lost quarterback Gardner Minshew to a season-ending shoulder injury in last week’s defeat against the Denver Broncos.

Raider Nation, swept into the AFC West basement by Bo Nix and the Broncos, don’t just want Shedeur Sanders. They need him.

NFL Week 13 odds, picks, predictions, TV and streaming information for the Black Friday game between the Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs.

Star receiver Brock Bowers and the Las Vegas Raiders play the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday at 3 p.m. ET at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.The Chiefs enter this matchup following a 30-27 win over

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said Wednesday he expects both players to make their return Friday barring a setback.

Pierce doesn’t at all seem to be insulting the Raiders as being the worst in football as much as he’s accepting that the tepid public expectations for his team in Friday’s game against quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.