Chiefs Vs. Raiders: Kyle Boller, Carson Palmer Struggle In 28-0 Loss

Heyward-Bey came into the week with 345 yards and a touchdown on the year. While the Raiders’ passing game had been strong, the ground game was the focus for much of the early portion of the year.

Relief may be coming for Heyward-Bey Owners. With this past week’s Carson Palmer trade, the Raiders receivers should see an uptick in production if Palmer performs up to the expectations.

It’s been feast or famine for Bowe owners in the 2011 NFL season. He’s topped 100 yards three times, and scored four touchdowns in Chiefs’ past three games, but had just 17 yards in the season opener against Buffalo. It’s probably safe to assume that Bowe will be feasting more often than not, but there’s still a chance, as he deals with Kansas City’s inconsistent offense, that he could go missing for a week here and there.

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Here’s the video of the interesting handshake.

Seems like these handshakes are a recipe for disaster. At some point, a coach is going to deck his opponent in a heated moment.

It was a rough game for the Raiders at quarterback, which was about what was expected. There isn’t much you can do however when you turn the ball over six times and convert just 4 third downs.

The Kansas City Chiefs broke out the wildcat against the Oakland Raiders today. With running back Jamaal Charles out for the season, Todd Haley turned to another of his speedy players, albeit an unconventional one. Cornerback Javier Arenas came into the game in the third quarter for the play. Here is video of the touchdown, featuring the replay as well.

Arenas took the snap, faked the handoff and ran it in for a seven-yard touchdown. That touchdown put the Chiefs up by a score of 21-0.

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