The Las Vegas Raiders dropped another game.
Antonio Pierce’s team is now 2-9 on the season and has lost seven games in a row.
Their schedule makes their chances of winning another game down the stretch slim.
Also, it doesn’t help that their home games feel like road games.
That was evident again in Bo Nix’s latest statement.
Following the win, the Denver Broncos rookie thanked the fans in attendance, claiming that it felt like a “mini home game” (via Zac Stevens).
“A lot of orange in that Stadium,” Nix said.
Bo Nix said all of the Broncos fans in the Raiders stadium made it feel like a “mini home game” with all of the orange. pic.twitter.com/de9rZgtKLy
— Zac Stevens (@ZacStevensDNVR) November 25, 2024
Notably, that has been a common trend since the Raiders moved to Las Vegas.
That wasn’t the case when they played in Oakland, with thousands of loud and loyal fans by their side despite their never-ending struggles.
The Raiders haven’t found success on the field in years, but it’s not surprising considering all the turnover in the front office and the roster.
You can’t get good results when the decisions made at the top don’t prioritize performance and winning.
As tough as it might be for the fans, some teams will continue to struggle if the ownership continues a trend of dysfunction.
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