No one expected the Las Vegas Raiders to make the playoffs this season, but they were at least expected to make some progress in Pete Carroll's first year at the helm.

Instead, the Raiders have gone horizontal, and at worst, they have actually taken a step backward.

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Las Vegas is just 2-8 following its Monday night loss to the Dallas Cowboys, and it's becoming more and more obvious that its decision to trade for — and then extend — quarterback Geno Smith was a major mistake.

Smith leads the NFL with 13 interceptions this year, and with the veteran being 35 years old, it's probably nothing but downhill from here for the two-time Pro Bowler.

To fix the problem under center, Bleacher Report's Moe Moton is u

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