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Las Vegas, NV – October 7, 2025 Raiders legend Charles Woodson — one of the most respected voices in franchise history — has sparked a firestorm among fans after admitting that the Kansas City Chiefs were simply the better team following Sunday’s crushing 41–13 loss at Allegiant Stadium. Speaking candidly on ESPN’s postgame broadcast, the Hall of Famer didn’t hold back his assessment: “What the Chiefs showed in that game was championship football. Every drive, every adjustment, every snap — they dominated with purpose. They didn’t just beat the Raiders; they controlled every inch of that field.” While some praised Woodson’s honesty and football insight, many Raiders fans erupted in anger online, accusing him of “betraying the Silver and Black” by openly praising their most hated division rival. The frustration is understandable — the Raiders looked overwhelmed from start to finish. Patrick Mahomes shredded the defense for over 350 passing yards, while Travis Kelce and Rashee Rice tore through the secondary with ease. Meanwhile, Las Vegas’ offense failed to find rhythm, suffering three turnovers and multiple stalled drives inside Chiefs territory. But Woodson stood firm, saying his comments were about truth, not loyalty: “You can’t fix what you won’t face. The Chiefs didn’t get lucky — they played disciplined, focused, and fearless football. That’s the standard in the AFC West right now, and if the Raiders want to reach it, they’ve got to own up to that reality.” Analysts and former players quickly backed Woodson, noting that his passion for the game — and the Raiders — has always been rooted in accountability. Still, his words hit a nerve among die-hard fans who are tired of seeing Kansas City dominate the rivalry year after year. As the Raiders regroup for Week 6, one thing is certain: even in retirement, Charles Woodson still knows how to shake up Raider Nation — with nothing more than the truth.