Maxx Crosby Says Raiders' Blowout Loss to Bears Was an 'Embarrassment'

Arguably the lone bright spot in another disappointing Las Vegas Raiders season, Maxx Crosby couldn't help but be disgusted with his and his squad's performance Sunday against the Chicago Bears.

Even without starter Justin Fields, the Bears were able to put 30 points in a 30-12 victory at Soldier Field. Undrafted rookie signal caller Tyson Bagent was able to lead Chicago to 323 yards of total offense against Crosby's defensive unit.

"It was just s--tty football...it was literally an embarrassment," Crosby said postgame.

Like he is every week, Crosby was the Raiders' best player on the field, racking up five total tackles and another sack, bringing his season total up to 6.5 and continuing his stellar campaign.

However, Vegas was able to get very little going on either side of the ball against a lowly Bears team that has looked like one of the worst teams in the league for the majority of the year.

And that's with the Raiders coming off back-to-back wins.

Without starter Jimmy Garoppolo, the Raiders turned to veteran backup Brian Hoyer, who struggled mightily, throwing for just 129 yards and two interceptions. He was eventually replaced by rookie Aidan O'Connell.

Crosby and Vegas will try to bounce back next week with a Monday night matchup against the Detroit Lions.