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Klint Kubiak Shows Confidence in His Raiders by Predicting Victory at Halftime of Loss to Chiefs

Kubiak said the Raiders would win at halftime, but Las Vegas finished with 72 rushing yards and lost after late mistakes.

  • On Sunday, the Las Vegas Raiders suffered their first loss of the season, falling 30-27 to the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium.
  • During a halftime interview with CBS' Tracy Wolfson, head coach Klint Kubiak made a bold prediction, telling the interviewer, "Were going to win the game," despite the Raiders trailing at intermission.
  • Kirk Cousins passed for 365 yards, yet the Raiders managed only 72 yards rushing on 26 carries. Kubiak declined field goal points to attempt a fourth-down conversion, but Cousins' pass to Ashton Jeanty fell incomplete.
  • The Raiders faced their first defeat, yet Kubiak expressed no regrets regarding his halftime proclamation. "I dont regret it," Kubiak said.
  • Kubiak aims to establish a winning culture where players believe they belong in big games. "We have really good players, we have talented coaches," Kubiak said, emphasizing the team must learn from adversity.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Klint Kubiak did not sound on Sunday as a coach seeking a moral victory.

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Klint Kubiak shows confidence in his Raiders by predicting victory at halftime of loss to Chiefs

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Klint Kubiak didn’t sound like a coach searching for a moral victory Sunday.

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