Raiders Suffer Fourth Straight Loss to Chiefs

Both the Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders are struggling with key aspects of their gameplay. The Dolphins' defense, particularly their outside linebackers, have been ineffective, failing to produce sacks or pressures, partly due to injuries and facing mobile quarterbacks like Kyler Murray (Miami Herald). Meanwhile, the Raiders' offense is faltering, unable to capitalize on defensive turnovers, and suffering from a poor rushing game that averaged only 1.57 yards per carry against the Kansas City Chiefs (ESPN, SI.com). Additionally, the Raiders have the worst turnover differential in the NFL, which their coach hopes will improve with time (SI.com). The Broncos are also facing issues, notably with their tight-end unit ranked as the worst in the NFL, and a recent shooting incident involving wide receiver Josh Reynolds, adding to their tumultuous season (Gazette.com).