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Tennessee built a 14-0 lead at Nissan Stadium, the kind of start this team never gets anymore. The afternoon unraveled from there, and the list of people who own a piece of it is long.
Following the Las Vegas Raiders' 35-21 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, head coach Klint Kubiak teased a possible quarterback change. Kubiak indicated he could bench starter Kirk Cousins in favor of rookie Fernando Mendoza for their upcoming November 1 game against the New York Jets.
The defeat dropped Las Vegas to a 3-4 record after originally starting the season 3-0. In other sports news, Nashville SC secured the 2026 Major League Soccer Supporters' Shield following a 2-0 victory against CF Montréal on October 24.
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