The host Broncos suffered a lopsided 14-59 loss to the Oakland Raiders who are in mission to improve their NFL standing last year in the current NFL season.

Raiders running back Darren McFadden played villain to the host team as he scored  four touchdowns and had a stunningly quick start to bring down the Broncos and solidify further their NFL playoff chances.

McFadden was very inspired against the Broncos as he scored at will to the soft interior defense of their opponent.

The Raiders executed their game plan properly as they hiked their win-loss record to 3-4 and dropped the Broncos to 2-5.

Raiders coach Tom Cable is surprised and happy with their victory against the Broncos.

With their victory, Cable vowed that his team play even harder next time so that they can continue to get wins in the 2010 NFL season.

Cable said if McFadden and the rest of the team will continue to play good he is confident of their chances in the current NFL season.

Playing in-front its fans, the Broncos does their best to defeat the Raiders.

However, the effort of the Broncos fell short on the talent and skills of the visiting team.

Broncos coach Josh McDaniels said the team played good but the Raiders was simple too much to overcome that day.

McDaniels said the injury of their three dependable defensive players namely emotional leader Brian Dawkins (knee), cornerback Andre’ Goodman (thigh) and linebacker Robert Ayers (foot) contributed to their loss.