Las Vegas Raiders Projected to Finish Season with Losing Record Despite Recent Team Energy Boost

Despite the emotional high after Giants' victory, Raiders face challenging matches ahead with only three of their eight games against teams with a losing record, jeopardizing their future performance.

Despite a recent morale boost and a resounding win over the New York Giants, the Las Vegas Raiders are predicted to finish their season with a losing record as they face challenging matches ahead.
The Raiders' remaining schedule poses difficulties, with only three of their eight games against teams with a losing record.
Despite changes in coaching personnel, bringing a renewed energy to the team, it's uncertain whether interim coach Antonio Pierce will secure himself the full-time head coach role without a deep playoff run.
The new Raiders regime has a significant amount of room to restructure the roster, with projection to have about $67.9 million in cap space this offseason and owning all of their picks through the first five rounds of the 2024 draft.
Aidan O’Connell is predicted to remain the starting quarterback for the rest of the season, potentially painting the road for a long-term starter position.