The Pete Carroll era has started horribly for the Las Vegas Raiders.

As Carroll alluded to, Pickett fumbled his first snap on Sunday, a mistake that simply added to the debacle that was the Raiders' performance against the Chiefs. It was an especially rough game for a Raiders offense that gained just three first downs and 95 total yards.

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Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis has addressed the job statuses of head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek.

The Raiders' Pete Carroll-Geno Smith reunion has become a historic disaster, producing NFL's worst offense and record-breaking futility through seven games.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and his Raiders counterpart Pete Carroll had a postgame handshake, setting an example for their players to follow their gesture. Fans took notice of Reid and Carroll's moment, as well as how the rest of the Chiefs and Raiders hugged and dapped up each other after the contest.

It was a team effort for Kansas City on Sunday in Week 7, completely dominating Las Vegas on both sides of the football. The Chiefs won 31-0, with Patrick Mahomes throwing for 286 yards and three touchdowns. There were multiple offensive players who did everything they had to do, too, with nine players catching passes in the win.

The Las Vegas Raiders' offensive woes continued in Sunday's 31-0 shutout loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, dropping their record to 2-5 in their first year under head coach Pete Carroll.

Pete Carroll's Las Vegas Raiders suffered a 31-0 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7 on Sunday. It was the Raiders' fifth loss of the season, which put another dent in their chances of making the playoffs. On Tuesday, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce slammed the Raiders for failing to get on the scoreboard against Kansas City.