Geno Smith had a dreadful performance in the the Raiders' 20-9 loss to the Chargers on Monday night and nothing summed up his struggles better than his final play of the evening. Because, man, was it bad.

Smith's fresh start this year with the Las Vegas Raiders gave him a fresh perspective as the team's hand-picked starter. The Raiders brought him to town with the intention of making him their guy. That was something he never experienced in Seattle given his ascent from a backup job.

The Las Vegas Raiders played their first home game of the season after starting Week 1 with an away victory over the New England Patriots. Pete Carroll's team entered Monday Night

Plenty of people came out on the wrong end in Week 2 of the NFL season, including some special teams blunders and a few journeyman QBs.

One of the more compelling side stories for the Seahawks this year is the curiosity about how Geno Smith is faring in Las Vegas

Former Seattle Seahawks quarterback turned Raiders QB, Geno Smith, also didn't play the way anyone expected. But his coach is always going to stand on business for him.

The Las Vegas Raiders were left searching for answers after a deflating 20-9 loss Monday night, a game that ended without a single touchdown for the Silver and Black.

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith reflected on the tough loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, took accountability for his performance.