The Las Vegas Raiders dropped their fourth straight game on Sunday, falling below .500 for the first time this season and raising questions about when No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza might see his first start.
Following the 35-21 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, Raiders coach Klint Kubiak wasn’t ready to make any definitive statements about Kirk Cousins, Mendoza or the rest of his squad.
"We have to go watch the film," Kubiak said, via ESPN.
Fantasy Impact:
Kubiak went on to say, at this point, the team is, "thinking about everything to fix our problems, how to fix our issues in the red zone, in the third quarter, personnel [and] scheme. We've got to talk about all of it." Several weeks ago, we reported a CBS Sports story about a possible timeline the Raiders could make a QB change based on their schedule getting more difficult. So far, that timeline looks to be accurate as Vegas is now 3-4. Our report speculated the earliest it could happen would be Week 8 against the Jets. The story also pointed out that while Cousins struggled in the first half, he has 16 TD passes and the running game hasn't done much, while the defense is getting run over. A move to Mendoza likely isn't going to fix all of that. But it seems logical that at some point this season the team will make a switch. It will be something to watch heading into Week 8.











