The Raiders - Chiefs rivalry lives on. The Chiefs are experiencing arguably their worst season ever, while the Raiders are experiencing arguably their most turmoil-filled season ever. However, putting crappy records aside both teams renewed the bad-blood on Sunday from what used to be the biggest rivalry in the NFL.

The Chiefs headed to Oakland with their 'nothing-to-lose' mantra they have been playing with for the past 2 months. The Raiders were trying to capitalize on the beating they gave the Broncos in Denver the week before. In what was a pretty defensive oriented game, it was the special teams that made the difference.

The Chiefs, Maurice Leggett, took a fumble recovery 67 yards from a botched 2nd quarter fake field goal for the touchdown. This play proved to be the biggest play of the afternoon and was the 7 point difference the Chiefs needed.

The win snapped the Chiefs seven-game losing streak and gave Chiefs fans something to smile about an extremely long, fan-kidney-punch-debilitating, rebuilding season. However, it did add to another streak which is the sixth straight win in Oakland.

The Chiefs and Raiders have exchanged road wins this season, splitting the AFC West rivalry and extending the hatred for one another.

Next on tap for the Chiefs:

Week 14
KC (2-10) @ Denver (7-5)
3:05 PM Central