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Chiefs

Chiefs OC Matt Nagy discussed the impact of Isiah Pacheco on the team, highlighting his consistent full-speed approach on the field.

“When you look at what ‘Pops’ (Isiah Pacheco) does, I mean, he’s, first of all, the football player, and he’s only going to continue to get better and better. He’s learning himself,” Nagy said, via Chiefs Wire. “Sometimes, even patience through the hole, when to hit it with speed, when to be patient, let it develop the tempo of that he’s going to continue to grow. But the one thing he does is go 100 miles per hour 100% of the time.”

Nagy added that Pacheco’s energy has a positive impact on and off the field, with the team benefitting from his enthusiastic approach.

Raiders

Raiders rookie QB Aidan O’Connell expressed frustration over the team’s missed opportunities to win games.

“Throughout it, there’s been good and bad,” O’Connell said, via PFT. “I think I’m more so just disappointed that we didn’t win more games. I think that’s what ultimately will be what hurts the most is not being able to pull out some of the games that I think we could have won. We’ve been in every single game, and so it’s been frustrating to not be able to go win some of those games, even coming down to the last drive. … So, that’s kind of the scar tissue that hurts. Obviously, we’ve had some good wins, but yeah, I think the lack of capitalizing on opportunities in late drives and stuff like that, I think that’s what I’m thinking about the most.”

• ESPN’s Adam Schefter says he’s leaning toward Raiders interim HC Antonio Pierce getting the full-time nod in Las Vegas, however, Raiders owner Mark Davis is intrigued by the idea of making a big splash by hiring Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh.
• NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero reports Raiders RB Josh Jacobs will miss the final game of the season, his fourth straight, as he has been dealing with two deep bone contusions that have restricted his range of motion and are preventing him from being cleared by the team’s medical staff.
• Pelissero adds there is no structural damage and Jacobs will be healthy by the time he is set to become a free agent in the offseason.
• Raiders RB Ameer Abdullah was fined $9,500 for unnecessary roughness.