The Las Vegas Raiders are considering a quarterback change after losing four straight games, including a 14-point home defeat to the Los Angeles Rams at Allegiant Stadium. Following the latest loss, Raiders coach Klint Kubiak says the team is examining multiple options as performance struggles mount.
Multiple outlets report that quarterback Kirk Cousins is under growing scrutiny, and that Kubiak is not ruling out starting Fernando Mendoza. ESPN and several Yahoo Sports reports emphasize Kubiak’s comments that the coaching staff is “thinking about everything,” suggesting decisions are being weighed beyond just one factor.
Across coverage, the story centers on the same turning point: a scuffling Raiders offense during a losing streak and the potential shift at the top of the depth chart. The New York Post frames the discussion more directly around Cousins’ job security, while others focus more generally on the process of evaluating changes after the defeats.
