HENDERSON, Nev. -- Pete Carroll, ever the optimist, continues to search for a winning formula for the Las Vegas Raiders. Nothing has worked so far.

Another example of the Raiders’ shoddy defensive technique was on full display in the third quarter. With the game knotted at seven, Chargers’ running back Kimani Vidal electrified the Bolts (8-4) and left the Raiders thunderstruck on a 59-yard sprint to the end zone.

The Las Vegas Raiders are on the type of streak no team ever wants to be on. After losing to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, the Raiders have now six games

Los Angeles responded with 17 unanswered points in the second half. On the third play from scrimmage in the third quarter, Kimani Vidal raced up the left sideline for a 59-yard touchdown, a career-long rush for the second-year running back. Vidal carried 25 times for 126 yards, averaging 5.0 yards per carry.

Pete Carroll backs Raiders’ offensive reset after firing Chip Kelly, praising early communication strides, despite a 31-14 loss to Chargers.

Utah's inaugural girls' high school flag football season is creating new opportunities for young athletes who have long dreamed of playing the sport they love.

Former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce doesn't think the organization's woes will be solved anytime soon.

The Las Vegas Raiders' offensive line has been the Achilles heel of the roster this season. Las Vegas' decision to not address their offensive line over this pa