2012 Oakland Raiders season

2012 Oakland Raiders season
Head coach	Dennis Allen
General manager	Reggie McKenzie
Owner	Mark Davis
Home field	O.co Coliseum
Local radio	Live 105 KITS
Results
Record	4–12
Division place	3rd AFC West
Playoff finish	did not qualify

The 2012 Oakland Raiders season was the franchise's 43rd season in the National Football League and the 53rd overall. It was the first season under head coach Dennis Allen, who replaced Hue Jackson, who was fired one week after the 2011 season ended. It was also the first full season without the ownership of longtime owner Al Davis, who died on October 8, 2011, and the first season with a non-Davis family member as the general manager since 1972, as Reggie McKenzie was hired from the Green Bay Packers' organization by Al Davis' son Mark on January 10 to be the GM of the team, and was given full autonomy over the football operations. McKenzie fired Jackson on his first day and hired Allen 2 weeks later. The Raiders failed to improve on their 8–8 record in 2011, securing them into their tenth consecutive non-winning season and the tenth consecutive elimination from postseason contention.The Raiders also clinched their divisional rank, securing their fifth consecutive season since 2007 which they finished third or fourth. This was also the first time since the 2009 NFL Season that the team finished with a record below 8-8. The team did however upset the Pittsburgh Steelers, whom they also defeated in the 2006 NFL Season, when the Raiders finished the year 2-14 and claimed the first overall pick in the draft.

Personnel changes

• On January 3, it was reported on a local radio show – 95.7 The Game – that the Raiders had fired their entire defensive staff following a season that saw the Raiders post some of the worst defensive stats in franchise history. The radio show claimed that Defensive Coordinator Chuck Bresnahan had been fired along with all his assistants, among them linebackers coach Greg Biekert, cornerbacks coach Rod Woodson and safeties coach Aaron Ross. When approached for comment, then Raiders' Senior Executive John Herrera was quoted as saying ' that's not accurate ' when commenting on the report.^[1] On January 5, a follow-up report by NBC's Pro Football Talk reporter Gregg Rosenthal confirmed that the Raiders would indeed be firing their entire defensive staff. The supposed earlier denial by John Herrera was clarified and that the Raiders had informed all of the concerned coaches that they would not be brought back, but would be required to complete the remaining two weeks of their contracts.^[2]

• On January 6, the Raiders announced that then current Green Bay Packers director of football operations Reggie McKenzie, would become their new general manager.^[3] The hiring was confirmed at a news conference on January 10. McKenzie had spent 4 seasons with the then Los Angeles Raiders as a player from 1985 to 1988. He began his career as a front office executive with the Packers in 1994 as a Pro Personnel Assistant and steadily rose through the ranks, eventually overseeing all of the Packers' scouting efforts and player evaluations as well as being heavily involved in the Packers' drafting decisions. McKenzie will become the first person besides the late Al Davis to hold the position of general manager since Davis assumed the role in 1972.^[4]
• On January 10, at an official news conference introducing Reggie McKenzie as the new GM, McKenzie conducted his first act in the capacity of GM by announcing that the Raiders would be parting ways with Head Coach Hue Jackson after only one season in the job. Jackson had arrived in 2010 as the team's offensive coordinator under then head coach Tom Cable and swiftly turned the Raiders' offense into one of the league's highest-scoring offenses. Jackson was then promoted to the position of head coach after Al Davis had fired Tom Cable at the end of the 2010 season. McKenzie cited the need to start anew as the reason for firing Jackson, stating ' I felt there was a need for change at the head-coaching position, from the top. We're moving into a new era. No disrespect to Coach Jackson, but this was something I wanted to do, start anew. ' ^[5]
• On January 22, current Defensive Line coach Mike Waufle was allowed to leave the Raiders and take up the same position with the St. Louis Rams. Waufle had been a widely respected coach within the team and received regular praise from veteran defensive linemen Richard Seymour.^[6]
• On January 27, 3 days after the first reports were made, the Raiders officially announced Dennis Allen as their new head coach, replacing the fired Hue Jackson. Allen had been the current division rival Denver Broncos' defensive coordinator. At 39, Allen becomes one of the youngest Head Coaches in the league. As defensive coordinator he had helped turn the Broncos' worst-ranked defense into an aggressive, solid unit in 2011. Allen was signed to a four-year deal and becomes the first defensive-minded head coach hired by the Raiders since the hiring of legendary coach John Madden. GM Reggie McKenzie has promised Allen the freedom to pick and choose his own assistants and have a say on player signings and drafting, input that very few of the Raiders' head coaches had had in the Al Davis era.^[7]

• On February 2, the Raiders announced the hiring of current Houston Texans' quarterbacks coach Greg Knapp as their new offensive coordinator. Knapp took over from Al Saunders, who was reassigned within the Raiders' coaching structure. Knapp had a previous stint with the Raiders in 2007 and 2008, where he helped the Raiders become one of the league's best rushing teams as they ranked 6th and 10th respectively. Knapp also became the first assistant coach to be hired by Allen in his capacity as head coach.^[8]
• On February 2, the Raiders hired Frank Pollack as their new offensive line coach. Pollack had previously coached the Houston Texans' offensive line for the past 5 seasons and helped create a rushing offense that had ranked in the top two over the past two seasons. Pollack is schooled in the Zone Blocking philosophy that the Raiders are looking to implement.^[9]
• On February 6, the Raiders announced the hiring of Jason Tarver as their new defensive coordinator and replacement for the fired Chuck Bresnahan. Tarver had previously spent a decade with the San Francisco 49ers as a defensive assistant before moving to Stanford, where he became a co-defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach. During his time with the Cardinal, he coached on a defense that was ranked either 1st or 2nd in every major rush defense category.^[10]
• On February 8, the Raiders announced that veteran offensive coach Al Saunders would be staying with the team in his new role as Senior Offensive Assistant. Saunders, who had spent 2011 as the Raiders' Offensive Coordinator under Hue Jackson, was allowed to interview for other posts – notably for the Kansas City Chiefs' vacant Offensive Coordinator's job – but instead returned to the team.^[11]
• On February 14, the Raiders announced the hiring of six assistants; quarterbacks coach John DeFilippo – returning for his second stint with the Raiders -, defensive backs coaches Johnnie Lynn & Clayton Lopez, tight ends coach Mark Hutson, wide receivers coach Ted Gilmore and Defensive Line coach Terrell Williams. Hutson, Gilmore and Williams are all making their first coaching appearances in the NFL. Hutson had been a tight ends and offensive line coach at the collegiate level since 1990, recently working with Tulane. Gilmore had previously worked under ex-Raider Head Coach Lane Kiffin at USC, and Terrell Williams had been a defensive line coach and co-defensive coordinator for Texas A&M.^[12]
• On February 17, the Raiders and long-serving Senior Executive John Herrera agreed on a mutual separation. Herrera had joined the team in 1963 as an errand runner and would go on to hold a position of considerable power within the organisation that saw him oversee media and public relations as well as personnel and business decisions. He formed a close friendship with Al Davis over the years. Noted for being a controversial figure at times, he was characterised by his confrontational personality, culminating in a physical exchange with San Jose Mercury News columnist Tim Kawakami in 2008. Herrera later announced his retirement from football.^[13]

Roster changes

Free agents

Position	Player	Tag	2012 Team	Notes
OT	Khalif Barnes	UFA	Oakland Raiders	re-signed March 21[14]
OLB	Darryl Blackstock	UFA	Baltimore Ravens
QB	Kyle Boller	UFA	TBD
TE	Kevin Boss	Released	Kansas City Chiefs	signed with the Chiefs on March 16[15]
SS	Tyvon Branch	Franchised	Oakland Raiders	assigned franchise tag on March 2,[16] signed tender on May 7,[17] signed four-year contract on July 14[18]
DE	Mason Brodine	ERFA	Oakland Raiders	assigned tender on March 12,[19] signed tender on April 2,[20] cut on August 27[21]
MLB/OLB	Ricky Brown	Released	Baltimore Ravens
DT/DE	Desmond Bryant	RFA	Oakland Raiders	assigned tender on March 12,[19] signed tender on June 6[22]
RB	Michael Bush	UFA	Chicago Bears	signed with the Bears on March 22[23]
QB	Jason Campbell	UFA	Chicago Bears	signed with the Bears on March 13[24]
OG	Cooper Carlisle	Released	Oakland Raiders	released on March 14,[25] re-signed on March 19[26]
RB/ST	Rock Cartwright	UFA	San Francisco 49ers	signed with the 49ers on March 16[27]
FS	Matt Giordano	UFA	Oakland Raiders	re-signed April 16[28]
OLB	Quentin Groves	UFA	Arizona Cardinals	signed with the Cardinals on May 24[29]
DT	John Henderson	Released	TBD
OT/OG	Stephon Heyer	UFA	New York Jets	signed with the Jets on May 29[30]
WR	T. J. Houshmandzadeh	UFA	TBD
DB/ST	Bryan McCann	ERFA	Oakland Raiders	assigned tender on March 12,[19] signed tender on April 2[20]
DE/OLB	Jarvis Moss	UFA	TBD
FB	Marcel Reece	ERFA	Oakland Raiders	assigned tender on March 12,[19] signed tender on June 4[31]
CB	Stanford Routt	Released	Kansas City Chiefs	signed with the Chiefs on February 20[32]
C	Samson Satele	UFA	Indianapolis Colts	signed with the Colts on March 21[33]
WR	Chaz Schilens	UFA	New York Jets	signed with the Jets on March 16[34]
DE/OLB	Trevor Scott	UFA	New England Patriots	signed with the Patriots on March 19[35]
CB	Lito Sheppard	UFA	TBD
OLB/DE	Kamerion Wimbley	Released	Tennessee Titans	signed with the Titans on March 20[36]

Player re-signed by the Raiders

Signings

Position	Player	Tag	2011 team	Notes
CB	Ron Bartell	UFA	St. Louis Rams	signed to a one-year contract on March 16[37]
LB	Korey Bosworth	UFA	Detroit Lions(2012)	signed on August 16,[38] cut on August 27[21]
OG	Mike Brisiel	UFA	Houston Texans	signed to a five-year contract on March 16[37]
WR	Duke Calhoun	UFA	New York Giants	signed on April 20,[39] placed on injured reserve
P/K	Eddy Carmona	UDFA	–	signed on May 14 after participating as a tryout during the rookie mini-camp,[40] waived on August 31[41]
DE	Wayne Dorsey	UDFA	–	signed on May 14 after participating as a tryout during the rookie mini-camp,[40] cut on August 27[21]
TE	Kyle Efaw	UDFA	–	signed on May 14 after participating as a tryout during the rookie mini-camp,[40] waived on August 31[41]
CB	Coye Francies	UFA	Seattle Seahawks(2012)	claimed off waivers on August 29[42]
CB	Joselio Hanson	UFA	Philadelphia Eagles(2012)	signed on September 3[43]
TE	Andre Hardy	UFA	–	signed on April 12,[44] waived on May 14[45]
OT	Kevin Haslam	UFA	Jacksonville Jaguars	signed on May 14 after participating as a tryout during the rookie mini-camp,[40] waived on August 31[41]
OT	Nick Howell	UFA	New Orleans Saints(2012)	signed on June 8,[46] waived on August 31[41]
TE	Tory Humphrey	UFA	New Orleans Saints	signed on June 12,[47] waived-placed on injured reserve on August 31[41]
CB	Pat Lee	UFA	Green Bay Packers	signed to a one-year contract on March 21[48]
QB	Matt Leinart	UFA	Houston Texans	signed to a one-year contract on May 1[49]
CB	LeQuan Lewis	UFA	–	signed on May 14 after participating as a tryout during the rookie mini-camp,[40] released on June 22[50]
C	Colin Miller	UFA	–	signed on May 8,[51] waived on August 31,[41] added to practice squad on September 2[52]
QB	Kyle Newhall-Caballero	UDFA	–	signed on May 22,[53] cut on August 27[21]
WR/RS	Roscoe Parrish	UFA	San Diego Chargers(2012)	signed on August 28,[54] cut on August 31[41]
FB	TréShawn Robinson	UDFA	–	signed on May 14 after participating as a tryout during the rookie mini-camp,[40] released on June 8[46]
FB	Owen Schmitt	UFA	Philadelphia Eagles	signed to a one-year contract on May 15[55]
WR	Travionte Session	UDFA	–	signed on May 14 after participating as a tryout during the rookie mini-camp,[40] waived on August 31,[41] added to practice squad on September 2[52]
CB	Shawntae Spencer	UFA	San Francisco 49ers	signed to a one-year contract on March 19[56]
DE/OLB	Dave Tollefson	UFA	New York Giants	signed to a two-year contract on April 6[57]
OT	Ed Wang	UFA	–	signed on May 2,[58] waived-injured on August 27,[21] placed on injured reserve on August 29[59]
OLB	Philip Wheeler	UFA	Indianapolis Colts	signed to a one-year contract on March 30[60]

Trades

• On March 30, the Raiders traded offensive lineman Bruce Campbell to the Carolina Panthers in exchange for running back/kickoff returner Mike Goodson. The deal came about due to the Raiders' need to fill the void left behind after the departure of Michael Bush in Free Agency.^[61]
• On July 23, the Raiders traded wide receiver Louis Murphy to the Carolina Panthers for a conditional late round draft pick.^[62]

2012 draft class

The Raiders did not have first, second, third, fourth or seventh-round selections heading into the 2012 NFL Draft due to the following trades:

• Their first-round selection and a conditional 2013 selection were traded to the Cincinnati Bengals in exchange for QB Carson Palmer.
• Their second-round selection and a 2011 seventh-round selection were traded to the New England Patriots in exchange for third and fourth-round selections in 2011.
• Their third-round selection was forfeited after selecting QB Terrelle Pryor in the 2011 Supplemental Draft.
• Their fourth-round selection was traded to the Washington Redskins in exchange for QB Jason Campbell.
• Their seventh-round selection and a conditional 2013 selection were traded to the Seattle Seahawks in exchange for LB Aaron Curry.

Round	Selection	Player	Position	College	Signed
3	95[a]	Tony Bergstrom	OG	Utah	July 28[63]
4	129[b]	Miles Burris	OLB	San Diego State	June 8[64]
5	158[d]	Jack Crawford	DE	Penn State	June 7[65]
	168[c]	Juron Criner	WR	Arizona	July 29[66]
6	189	Christo Bilukidi	DT	Georgia State	June 7[65]
7	230[e]	Nathan Stupar	MLB	Penn State	June 7,[65] waived on August 31,[41] added to practice squad on September 2[52]

Notes

• ^{^[a] ,^[b] &^[c]} After losing Nnamdi Asomugha, Zach Miller and Robert Gallery in the 2011 Free Agency period, the Raiders were awarded compensatory selections at the end of the third, fourth and fifth-rounds in the 2012 NFL Draft. These picks were handed out during the annual NFL Owner's Meeting on March 26, 2012.^[67]
• ^{^[d] ,^[e]} The Raiders traded their fifth-round selection – 148th overall – to the Detroit Lions in exchange for the Lions' fifth – 158th overall – and seventh-round – 230th overall – selections.^[68]

Undrafted free agents

All undrafted free agents were signed following the conclusion of the 2012 NFL Draft on April 28.^[69]

Position	Player	College	Notes
CB	Conroy Black	Utah	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] waived on August 28[59]
LB	Kaelin Burnett	Nevada	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] waived on August 31,[41] added to practice squad on September 2[52]
WR/TE	Derek Carrier	Beloit	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] waived on August 31[41]
WR	Brandon Carswell	USC	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] waived on August 31,[41] added to practice squad on September 2[52]
CB	Corey Gatewood	Stanford
DT	Raphael Guidry	Kansas State
DT	Dominique Hamilton	Missouri	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] waived on August 31[41]
S	Aaron Henry	Wisconsin	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] cut on August 27[21]
LB	Chad Kilgore	Northwest Missouri	Signed on July 29,[71] waived on August 31,[41]
P	Marquette King	Fort Valley State	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] placed on injured reserve on August 31,[41]
OT	Dan Knapp	Arizona State	Added to the team roster on May 10, will participate in rookie mini-camp,[70] waived on August 31,[41]
LB	Mario Kurn	San Diego	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] placed on injured reserve
WR	Thomas Mayo	Cal (PA)	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] cut on August 27[21]
WR	DeAundre Muhammad	Indiana	Signed on July 29,[71] cut on August 27[21]
DE	Darius Nall	UCF
OG	Lucas Nix	Pitt	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp[70]
CB	Chaz Powell	Penn State	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp,[70] cut on August 27[21]
WR	Rod Streater	Temple	Added to the team roster on May 10, partook in rookie mini-camp[70]

Staff

2012 Oakland Raiders staff
	Front office Owner – Mark Davis Chief Executive – Amy Trask General Manager – Reggie McKenzie Director of Football Administration – Tom Delaney Director of Player Personnel – Joey Clinkscales Director of College Scouting – Shaun Herock Head coaches Head Coach – Dennis Allen Offensive coaches Offensive Coordinator – Greg Knapp Senior Offensive Assistant – Al Saunders Quarterbacks – John DeFilippo Running Backs – Kelly Skipper Wide Receivers – Ted Gilmore Tight Ends – Mark Hutson Offensive Line – Frank Pollack Quality Control/Offense – Justin Griffith Offensive Assistant – Nick Holz			Defensive coaches Defensive Coordinator – Jason Tarver Defensive Line – Terrell Williams Linebackers – Johnny Holland Defensive Backs – Clayton Lopez Defensive Backs – Johnnie Lynn Quality Control/Defense – Eric Sanders Defensive Assistant – Travis Smith Special teams coaches Special Teams Coordinator – Steve Hoffman Assistant Special Teams – Keith Burns Strength and conditioning Strength and Conditioning – Al Miller Assistant Strength and Conditioning – John Grieco

Final roster

2012 Oakland Raiders final roster
	Quarterbacks  7 Matt Leinart  3 Carson Palmer  6 Terrelle Pryor Running backs 25 Mike Goodson 22 Taiwan Jones 20 Darren McFadden 49 Jamize Olawale RB/FB 45 Marcel Reece FB 32 Jeremy Stewart Wide receivers 84 Juron Criner 10 Derek Hagan 85 Darrius Heyward-Bey 17 Denarius Moore 80 Rod Streater Tight ends 86 David Ausberry 82 Richard Gordon 83 Brandon Myers		Offensive linemen 69 Khalif Barnes T 70 Tony Bergstrom G/T 65 Mike Brisiel G 66 Cooper Carlisle G 76 Lucas Nix G 67 Alex Parsons C/G 79 Willie Smith T 68 Jared Veldheer T 61 Stefen Wisniewski C Defensive linemen 75 Brandon Bair DE 96 Christo Bilukidi DT 90 Desmond Bryant DT/DE 97 Andre Carter DE 91 Jack Crawford DE 99 Lamarr Houston DE 93 Tommy Kelly DT 77 Matt Shaughnessy DE 58 Dave Tollefson DE/OLB		Linebackers 95 Kaelin Burnett OLB 56 Miles Burris OLB 57 Keenan Clayton OLB 53 Omar Gaither MLB/OLB 55 Rolando McClain MLB 52 Philip Wheeler OLB Defensive backs 33 Tyvon Branch SS 35 Chimdi Chekwa CB 31 Coye Francies CB 27 Matt Giordano FS 23 Joselio Hanson CB 24 Michael Huff FS/CB 34 Mike Mitchell SS 38 Cory Nelms CB 29 Brandian Ross CB Special teams 59 Jon Condo LS 11 Sebastian Janikowski K  9 Shane Lechler P		Reserve lists 28 Phillip Adams CB (IR) 14 Duke Calhoun WR (IR) 12 Jacoby Ford WR (IR) 50 Travis Goethel MLB (IR) 78 Zach Hurd OT (IR)  2 Marquette King P (IR) 49 Mario Kurn OLB (IR) 92 Richard Seymour DT (IR) 36 Shawntae Spencer CB (IR) Practice squad 62 Jason Foster G 49 Jerrell Harris OLB 37 Akwasi Owusu-Ansah CB/FS 87 Travionte Session WR 47 Mickey Shuler, Jr. TE 63 Jason Slowey OT Rookies in italics 53 Active, 9 Inactive, 6 Practice squad

Schedule

Preseason

Week	Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Game site	NFL.com recap
1	August 13	Dallas Cowboys	L 0–3	0–1	O.co Coliseum	Recap
2	August 17	at Arizona Cardinals	L 27–31	0–2	University of Phoenix Stadium	Recap
3	August 25	Detroit Lions	W 31–20	1–2	O.co Coliseum	Recap
4	August 30	at Seattle Seahawks	L 3–21	1–3	CenturyLink Field	Recap

Regular season

Week	Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Game site	NFL.com recap
1	September 10	San Diego Chargers	L 14–22	0–1	O.co Coliseum	Recap
2	September 16	at Miami Dolphins	L 13–35	0–2	Sun Life Stadium	Recap
3	September 23	Pittsburgh Steelers	W 34–31	1–2	O.co Coliseum	Recap
4	September 30	at Denver Broncos	L 6–37	1–3	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	Recap
5	Bye
6	October 14	at Atlanta Falcons	L 20–23	1–4	Georgia Dome	Recap
7	October 21	Jacksonville Jaguars	W 26–23 (OT)	2–4	O.co Coliseum	Recap
8	October 28	at Kansas City Chiefs	W 26–16	3–4	Arrowhead Stadium	Recap
9	November 4	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	L 32–42	3–5	O.co Coliseum	Recap
10	November 11	at Baltimore Ravens	L 20–55	3–6	M&T Bank Stadium	Recap
11	November 18	New Orleans Saints	L 17–38	3–7	O.co Coliseum	Recap
12	November 25	at Cincinnati Bengals	L 10–34	3–8	Paul Brown Stadium	Recap
13	December 2	Cleveland Browns	L 17–20	3–9	O.co Coliseum	Recap
14	December 6	Denver Broncos	L 13–26	3–10	O.co Coliseum	Recap
15	December 16	Kansas City Chiefs	W 15–0	4–10	O.co Coliseum	Recap
16	December 23	at Carolina Panthers	L 6–17	4–11	Bank of America Stadium	Recap
17	December 30	at San Diego Chargers	L 21–24	4–12	Qualcomm Stadium	Recap

Note: Intra-division opponents are in bold text.

Game summaries

Week 1: vs. San Diego Chargers

With the loss, the Raiders began their season 0–1.

Week 2: at Miami Dolphins

With the loss, the Raiders fell to 0–2.

Week 3: vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

With the win, the Raiders improved to 1–2. The Pittsburgh Steelers would end up being the only AFC North team Oakland defeated during the 2012 season.

Week 4: at Denver Broncos

With the loss, the Raiders went into their bye week at 1–3.

Week 6: at Atlanta Falcons

With the surprising loss, the Raiders fell to 1–4.

Week 7: vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

With the win, the Raiders improved to 2–4.

Week 8: at Kansas City Chiefs

With the win, the Raiders improved to 3–4.

Week 9: vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

With the loss, the Raiders fell to 3–5.

Week 10: at Baltimore Ravens

With the loss, the Raiders fell into 3–6.

Week 11: vs. New Orleans Saints

With the loss, the Raiders fell to 3–7.

Week 12: at Cincinnati Bengals

The Raiders' loss drops their record to 3–8 and secures them their tenth consecutive non-winning campaign. This was Carson Palmer's first game against his former team, the Bengals, who he played for 8 years from 2003–2010.

Week 13: vs. Cleveland Browns

With the loss, the Raiders dropped to 3–9 and have therefore been eliminated from playoff contention. This would become the first road victory for the Cleveland Browns since Week 2 of the 2011 season, and the first television blackout for the Raiders since Week 16 of the 2010 season.

Week 14: vs. Denver Broncos

With the loss, the Raiders dropped to 3–10.

Week 15: vs. Kansas City Chiefs

The Raiders pitched a shutout for the first time since Week 17 of the 2003 Season against the Chiefs. With the win, the Raiders improved to 4–10 and avoided last place in the AFC West by virtue of a head-to-head sweep over the Chiefs (2–12).

Week 16: at Carolina Panthers

With the loss, the Raiders dropped their record to 4-11.

Week 17: at San Diego Chargers

With the loss, the Raiders finished the season by 4-12.

Standings

AFC West
	W	L	T	PCT	DIV	CONF	PF	PA	STK
(1) Denver Broncos	13	3	0	.813	6–0	10–2	481	289	W11
San Diego Chargers	7	9	0	.438	4–2	7–5	350	350	W2
Oakland Raiders	4	12	0	.250	2–4	4–8	290	443	L2
Kansas City Chiefs	2	14	0	.125	0–6	0–12	211	425	L4

References

External links

• Official website