Christmas Day seems a long time ago.

Unlike their stunning upset win in Kansas City last year, the Las Vegas Raiders were no match for the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday in a game they controlled, although the score was fairly close for most of the game.

Let's take a look at the most important aspects of the game:

Team records: The Las Vegas Raiders are 2-6. The Kansas City Chiefs are 7-0.

What the loss means for the Raiders:

The Raiders are 0-3 in their first round matchup against AFC West opponents. They are the only team in the division with a losing record after the second quarter of the season. The Raiders have lost four straight games and are now 7-10 in the 17 games of his tenure under coach Antonio Pierce. The Chiefs are 6-0 at Allegiant Stadium since it opened in 2020, including the Super Bowl in February. The Chiefs haven't lost since their loss to the Raiders last Christmas.

Turning point of the game:

The Chiefs took a 17-10 halftime lead and extended the lead to 27-13 after several errors by the Raiders in the second half.

Injury report:

Raiders linebacker Robert Spillane injured his leg in the first quarter. He had to be helped off the field. He came back on the next trip. Center Andre James injured his ankle in the second half. Jackson Powers-Johnson moved into the middle and Cody Whitehair came in at left back.

What's next for the Raiders:

The Raiders play at the Cincinnati Bengals next Sunday at 10 a.m. PT in their second early window game of the season. The Bengals are 3-5 after a 37-17 home loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.