The Raiders take down the Raiders on Thursday night football, a game of self-inflicted wounds.

From penalties to bad special teams plays to flat out missed opportunities, that's what drops the Raiders to 2 and 7 overall.

We'll jump into that on today's edition, the Locked On Raiders podcast for Friday, November 7th, 20, 25.

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close things out not only on the show but on the week as the Raiders lose 10 to 7 to the Denver

Broncos in a game that they really should have won and probably won by a big margin so you can

trust and believe that we got plenty of calls and texts as we close out the show. Segment number two, we'll talk about what's next for the Silver and Black. Now that they're two and seven, they don't have another game until Monday night football closing out week 11 as they'll host the Denver Broncos. Dallas Cowboys, I should say, just lost it at Denver Broncos. Yeah, one of those D teams, right?

Dallas Cowboys coming to town. So that's what we'll talk about. Segment number two, what is next for the Raiders? Here is segment number one, news and notes of the day, and really just how ultimately the Raiders ended up with a 10-7 loss to Denver. We'll jump into that after I tell you about the title sponsor of the show, which is GameTime,

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use promo code locked on NFL for $20 off your first purchase. So there's a lot to get to. Man, there's a lot to get to. This is a game as I was doing my ESPN radio show Game Night. I just kept saying each and every time that I was talking about the game, Like, this is just an ugly game by both teams.

Like, make no mistake about it.

The Raiders defense did their job.

The Raiders defense did a good enough job to win the game.

The Raiders' offense, not so much.

And as I said, at the opener, a missed opportunity game, a self-inflicted wound game,

just something that the Raiders couldn't get out of their own way.

They literally beat themselves on Thursday night football.

Gino Smith was 16 for 26, 143 yards, one interception, and sacks six times.

And the one interception, it bounced off Ashton Jentee's hands.

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