The Raiders were so badly beaten that their fierce rivals even took pity on them. The Chiefs punted from the Las Vegas 38 in the fourth quarter and later went into victory formation with 2:36 left and the Raiders holding all three timeouts. Chiefs coach Andy Reid likely didn't want to rub in the victory against an accomplished coach like Carroll.

If anything the game was even more of a blowout than the 31-0 score indicated. The Chiefs pulled Patrick Mahomes and many other starters for the fourth quarter, and they still out-gained the Raiders 434 yards to 95, and 30 first downs to three. It was an ugly game for Carroll’s team, and shows he has a long rebuilding job ahead of him in Las Vegas.

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The Las Vegas Raiders have not had the season anyone in that building had in vision. The Raiders have not been good at all and they have more questions than ans

Kansas City is an 11.5-point favorite in the latest Raiders vs. Chiefs odds from SportsLine consensus, while the over/under for total points scored is 45.5. The Chiefs are -935 money line favorites (risk $935 to win $100),

Tennessee had three turnovers, all attributed to rookie quarterback Cam Ward, in the 20-10 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Oct. 12 in Allegiant Stadium. Ward had a sack-fumble that led to a Raiders touchdown and an interception in Raiders territory late in the first half.

The Chiefs' dominant win was spearheaded by Patrick Mahomes' three touchdown passes that included two to Rashee Rice, who made his season debut after a six-game suspension. Rice's two scores were sandwiched by Hollywood Brown's short touchdown catch that capped off the Chiefs' second drive.