Derek Carr and the Las Vegas Raiders are getting clowned nonstop on Twitter after the team laid a big fat egg in Sunday's 24-0 road loss at the hands of the New Orleans Saints.

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After eight weeks of the 2022 NFL season, the Raiders still have only a pair of wins to show. They are not looking great, to say the least. With the Denver Broncos scoring a win in London over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 8 plus the Raiders' loss to the Saints, Las Vegas is now left with the worst record in the AFC West division. With how things are going with the Raiders, betting on them to turn things around doesn't sound so enticing at the moment. That's not even considering the fact that they are playing in the same division with the Kansas City Chiefs, who seem to be already running away with the AFC West title.

Losing a game to the Saints is one thing, but to lose against any team without even scoring points is a sure way to get an already frustrated fanbase even more riled up.

Davante Adams, who was supposed to raise the Raiders' offensive ceiling significantly, did not factor at all in the loss to the Saints. Adams caught just one of five targets for three yards. As for Carr, he struggled mightily under center, passing for just 101 yards with an interception on only 15-of-26 completions.

The Raiders will just have to go back to work and prepare for Week 9's game on the road against the Jacksonville Jaguars.