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The Raiders are finding out how narrow the road is between making progress and getting ahead of themselves. Three straight wins suggested they might be further along than expected. Two straight losses have offered a reminder that the distance between…

Vincent Bonsignore argues that the Las Vegas Raiders must rely on their core principles rather than invent a new plan against the Buffalo Bills. Following a 3-0 start, consecutive defeats showed how mistakes derail the rebuilding team. Bonsignore writes that facing Josh Allen at Allegiant Stadium requires discipline, limiting penalties, and avoiding self-inflicted errors to stay competitive.
The writer notes that defensive coordinator Rob Leonard must ensure the defense remains aggressive while containing Allen's improvisation. Offensively, Bonsignore states that quarterback Kirk Cousins must keep drives on schedule, develop support beyond Brock Bowers, and capitalize on any Buffalo turnovers, as the Bills committed nine turnovers in their prior three games.
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