The Las Vegas Raiders' most recent two losses have solidified their roster needs moving forward. The Raiders' offense has shown potential, but without added pro

Special teams miscues cost the Raiders in a close battle against AFC West foe Denver on "Thursday Night Football."

The Las Vegas Raiders had a brutal offensive performance. It was the second time in three games that they scored less than 10 points. During the games, only score Jackson Powers-Johnson had a big block that led to a touchdown.

That was evident in Thursday night's 10-7 loss at Denver in which the Broncos made sure everyone but Bowers beat them in the passing game. All the Raiders had to offer was Tre Tucker, 33-year-old Tyler Lockett, tight end Michael Mayer and rookie receivers Dont'e Thornton Jr. and Jack Bech.

"It was a little windier than maybe expected," Broncos coach Sean Payton said after 'Thursday Night Football.'

The Cougars are one of the few remaining undefeated programs nationally after beating Iowa State, No. 13 Utah and Arizona in their last three games. BYU has leaned on true freshman quarterback Bear Bachmeier, a late add to the roster. The Cougars rank top 25 in defense, top 40 in offense and are able to challenge in nearly every phase of the game.

The Las Vegas Raiders are once again headed towards weeks of speculation and innuendos about what they should do at the quarterback position. Las Vegas thought

It certainly wasn't pretty, but the Denver Broncos pulled off a 10-7 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday evening. Following that sloppy victory, here are Denver's best (and worst) player grades from Pro Football Focus. LT Garett Bolles: 80.2