
The Raiders' nightmare of a season hit a new Sunday as they lost at home to Shedeur Sanders and the Browns, 24-10. They are now 2-9 in Pete Carroll's first year as head coach and without an offensive coordinator after firing Chip Kelly shortly after the game.
The Raiders came out flat from the start and were never really in the game, which was surprising since they were facing a rookie quarterback who was making his first NFL start. Cleveland led 24-3 midway through the fourth quarter and rolled to just their third win of the season.