Carroll frustrated by Raiders offense after loss | JQJO

Raiders head coach Pete Carroll voiced sharp frustration after a Thursday night 10-7 loss to the Broncos, saying the offense isn't scoring and must run the ball better. He noted offensive coordinator Chip Kelly stayed with the ground game to keep the Broncos from teeing off, but production lagged: just 74 rushing yards on 25 carries and four first downs. Rookie back Ashton Jeanty, selected sixth overall, managed 60 yards on 19 attempts. Through nine games, the Raiders average 15.4 points, ranking 30th in the NFL.