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The Las Vegas Raiders arrived at Gillette Stadium on Sunday as a 3-1 team fresh off pushing Kansas City into the final minute. They left 3-2, beaten by four touchdowns, outgained 536 yards to 306, and were exposed in ways…
The New England Patriots handed the Las Vegas Raiders a 45-17 blowout defeat at Gillette Stadium. Patriots quarterback Drake Maye produced five total touchdowns, throwing for 374 yards and four scores alongside a rushing touchdown. The Patriots dominated offensively by compiling 536 total yards, while the Raiders fell to 3-2 on the season after managing only 306 yards and committing over 100 yards in penalties.
The Raider Ramble noted positive individual showings despite the lopsided loss, highlighted by Brock Bowers catching eight passes for 110 yards and a touchdown. Rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza also made his NFL regular-season debut in the fourth quarter, completing six of eight passes for 48 yards. Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak confirmed that Kirk Cousins remains the starting quarterback moving forward.
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