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The Silver and Black started the game slow and lacking energy, spotting Los Angeles a 22-point lead heading into halftime.

The Las Vegas Raiders dropped to a 3-4 record after suffering a 35-21 loss to the Los Angeles Rams at Allegiant Stadium. Los Angeles built a commanding 22-point halftime lead behind Matthew Stafford, who threw three first-half touchdown passes, including two to Davis Allen and one to Puka Nacua. Kyren Williams also added a 17-yard rushing score as the Rams dominated early.
Las Vegas attempted a second-half rally featuring a 37-yard touchdown catch from Tre Tucker and a 15-yard touchdown reception by Ashton Jeanty from Kirk Cousins. However, defensive breakdowns and poor red zone execution undermined the comeback, capped by Blake Corum's fourth-quarter rushing touchdown for Los Angeles. The Raiders managed just 49 rushing yards compared to the Rams' 199.
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