The Las Vegas Raiders are on the road at Arrowhead Stadium for a rivalry clash with the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 14. Even before kickoff, the Raiders made very clear that this would be no friendly battle. Before heading back to the locker room for final preparations, the entire Raiders team took a shot at KC by collectively standing on the Chiefs' logo, per video provided by James Palmer.

The act was met with a chorus of boos from loyal Chiefs fans, who were clearly not pleased with Vegas' antics ahead of kickoff. It's certainly a bold statement from the Raiders, considering the Chiefs enter this one having won five consecutive games, while Las Vegas has lost four of its last five.

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The last time the Raiders played at Arrowhead Stadium, Las Vegas stole a 40-32 victory over their rivals in what was a heated and exciting game. In their previous meeting in 2021, the Chiefs got the better of them, 41-14, so perhaps the Raiders will be looking to even up the season series.

Whether this serves to boost Las Vegas' confidence or stands to act as bulletin board material for Patrick Mahomes and Co. remains to be seen, but the Raiders are here to make a statement in Week 14, and aren't hiding how they feel about their division rivals.

Things could get chippy between the two AFC West squads, and you can guarantee Chiefs fans will be doing all they can to make the Raiders' day difficult.