LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — Raiders coach Antonio Pierce didn’t hesitate when asked if his team is any good right now.
”Our record is what it shows. We’re 2-4 — it’s not good enough,” Pierce said after Sunday’s 32-13 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. “We’re not coaching well enough, we’re not playing well enough and we’re not detailed well enough.
“More importantly, we’re gonna keep going back to it, when you turn the ball over, you don’t give yourself a chance.”
Las Vegas had a chance to even its record and possibly get a fresh start. Meantime, the Steelers arrived on a two-game skid after opening the season 3-0, have a brewing quarterback controversy between Justin Fields and Russell Wilson and have displayed one of the more inefficient offenses in the NFL.
But the Steelers were far superior to the Raiders.
Las Vegas’ effort was littered with mistakes, including three turnovers, four penalties and a blocked punt that gave the Steelers the ball on …