Raiders Week 16 opponent: Coverage leading up to game against Kansas City Chiefs Whether the Silver & Black experience another peak - a win in hostile Arrowhead and against the division dominator - or another valley - a loss to the Chiefs - is highly dependent on Pierce, his coaching staff, and his players ability to put everyone in the best possible position to succeed and execute. During his tenure stepping into the head coach role when Raiders owner Mark Davis fired Josh McDaniels, Pierce has experienced the lowest of lows (a 3-0 loss to the Minnesota Vikings) and the highest of highs (a team-record 63-21 win over the Los Angeles Chargers). Pierce is also keenly aware of the ebbs and flows peaks and valleys, a football team goes through. Pierce is hoping his Raiders can walk away with a win in Kansas City on Christmas Day. And you’re playing against a Hall of Fame coach, probably the best quarterback in the National Football League, and a defense that’s still playing lights out.” The last time Andy Reid, left, and Antonio Pierce met at mid field, it was Reid’s Chiefs that walked away victorious. “We know this is going to be a game that we got to do everything right for a full 60 minutes. It’s going to be the same way you can never count this team out,” Pierce said of Kansas City. We were up 17-0 there on Monday Night Football, 14-0 here in our stadium. Again, I’ll just talk about the two years I’ve been here. Hence why when asked about balancing holiday, he’s all business and focused on walking into GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium and dropping an L on the AFC West leading Chiefs. The Raiders interim boss often wears his emotions on his sleeve and it’s not difficult to discern exactly how he’s feeling. Pierce’s transparency is an endearing trait. I just want to win,” the interim head coach matter-of-factly said when asked about balancing holidays with work for the Christmas tilt during his Wednesday media availability. “I only have one wish and one present I want - it’s to win. The goal for his Las Vegas Raiders’ Week 16 matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day echoes what many fans want to see. Antonio Pierce knows exactly how you feel.

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