Rams 20, Raiders 0

Five more turnovers, a seventh straight loss and a third shutout this season.
 
 The Oakland Raiders that Al Davis built with a "commitment to excellence" are now perhaps the worst team in the NFL.

"I want to win and I will win and we will win for the Raiders," Davis said. "We'll get this thing straightened out."

If the loss to visiting St. Louis (6-8) is any indication, it could take time. The Raiders (2-12) could generate no offense against a team that was allowing more than 25 points per game and were unable to stop Steven Jackson, who ran for 127 yards and two touchdowns.

The Raiders equaled their most losses in a season since Davis joined the franchise in 1963. He held court after the game but refused to get into specifics about the team's problems.

After being shut out only once at home in Davis' first 43 years with the team, the Raiders have been blanked twice at the Coliseum this season.

"It's just embarrassing," said quarterback Aaron Brooks, who was pulled in the fourth quarter. "It's embarrassing because we're better than that."

The Rams took advantage of Oakland's offensive ineptitude to win for just the second time in nine games.
      

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The Raiders will play the Kansas City Chiefs next, in Kansas City.