The Las Vegas Raiders dropped their fourth straight game Sunday, losing 35-21 to the Los Angeles Rams at Allegiant Stadium. The Raiders trailed 28-6 at halftime and were described as ineffective on both offense and defense in the dismantling.
Las Vegas has yet to defeat a team with a winning record this season. The team entered the Week 7 matchup looking to snap a three-game skid and win its first home game since Week 1 against a Rams squad that arrived battered and off to an ugly start.
Both Raiders players listed as questionable for the game were available to play. The team could have been without a player who had been on the field for every snap this season, though the source identifies him as Quay Walker.
In other news, Raiders legend Pete Banaszak died at age 82. Banaszak holds the franchise record with 16 rushing touchdowns in a single season, set in 1975.
The loss and the team's offensive struggles were the focus of the latest "Vegas Sports Sunday" episode, where Review-Journal reporters Heidi Fang and Dominic Lavoie recapped the game alongside coverage of high school football and NBA expansion.
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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