Quarterback takes blame for botched snap in Chiefs loss.



The Kansas City Chiefs secured their 2024 playoff spot with a 19-17 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Black Friday. The Raiders, on the other hand, were eliminated from playoff contention due to their loss.

In a thrilling game, Raiders quarterback Jarrett O’Connell led a two-minute drill to get his team within field goal range. However, his final play was marred by a dropped snap, allowing the Chiefs to take victory formation and secure the win.

O’Connell had an impressive game, completing 5 of 7 passes for 55 yards in the two-minute drill and throwing two touchdown passes in the third quarter. His efforts helped the Raiders keep the game close, and they even took a one-point lead into the fourth quarter.

The Chiefs also struggled, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes facing pressure and being resilient in the red zone. The Raiders’ defense was able to consistently get after Mahomes, and they were able to limit the damage in critical situations.

Despite the tough loss, Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce was proud of his team’s effort and pride. “I don’t know what you keep saying after losses, right? We just got to keep battling,” he said. “They’ll have some time off and we’ll regroup, but one thing I’m not going to take away is the effort, the pride, and the way they compete.”

The Raiders (2-10) will have some time off before facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-6) in Week 14.

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