The frustration surrounding the Raiders offense hit peak levels during the team’s 26–14 loss on Monday night to the Lions. Las Vegas fell short on virtually every big-play opportunity and in any and all statistical categories imaginable. They were outgained 486 yards to 157 and went 1-of-9 on third-down conversions, which was just the tip of the iceberg.
So when running back Josh Jacobs, the lone player to score an offensive touchdown for the Raiders, was asked about finding a spark for the team's offense, it's hard to blame him for brushing it off.
"I don't know, it ain't my job," Jacobs said when asked about what could spark the offense, per NFL Network's Bridget Condon.
