Raiders lose to Rams, Klint Kubiak addresses team's struggles

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Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Raiders lose to Rams, Klint Kubiak addresses team's struggles
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The Las Vegas Raiders lost to the Los Angeles Rams 35-21 at Allegiant Stadium on October 25, dropping their record to 3-4. This marks their fourth consecutive loss, with the team struggling defensively, allowing an average of 35.7 points during this stretch. After falling behind 28-6 at halftime, the Raiders attempted a comeback in the fourth quarter. Head coach Klint Kubiak acknowledged the need for self-reflection and improvement, particularly in the red zone and overall offensive performance. Kubiak confirmed he did not consider a quarterback change during the game and emphasized the importance of fast starts for the team. The Raiders will play the New York Jets next week.

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  • •Raiders fall to 3-4 after loss to Rams.
  • •Klint Kubiak highlights need for improvement in various areas.
  • •Raiders scored only 21 points despite a fourth-quarter rally.
  • •Las Vegas has lost four straight to the Rams.
  • •Next game is against the New York Jets.
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  • 3:39 AMYahoo Sports — Klint Kubiak issues intriguing message about Raiders’ outlook after loss to Rams
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After a hot start, the Las Vegas Raiders have now lost four straight games. The Raiders fell to the Los Angeles Rams , 35-21, at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday, dropping to 3-4, including 1-3 at home. Las Vegas tried to rally in the fourth quarter, but the Rams proved to be too much, with Matthew Stafford carving up the defense. The Raiders have given […] The post Klint Kubiak issues intriguing message about Raiders’ outlook after loss to Rams appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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