The Las Vegas Raiders had a chance to earn a signature victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, a franchise that has won three Super Bowls since 2019. But just four weeks later, they are engaged in a shootout with the New York Jets, a franchise that has not made the playoffs in more than a decade and a half. It is safe to say that fortunes have turned in the Land of Silver and Black.

Former top-10 draft pick Ashton Jeanty had only two carries as of the fourth quarter, continuing a startling trend of low volume. The defense is topping the list of problems on this day, though.

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The Raiders allowed 23 points in the first half, with the last three coming on a 39-yard Jason Sanders field goal with nine seconds left in the second quarter. Those mark the Jets' first points in the final two minutes of the first half this season, per the New York Post's Brian Costello. For those keeping count, the Gang Green has been outscored 107-9 in such situations since Aaron Glenn became the head coach.