Having led for the majority of the game, the Las Vegas Raiders had to come from behind on the last play of the game as Daniel Carlson was perfect on a 48-yard field goal to beat the protocol plagued Cleveland Browns 16–14. The game was scheduled for Saturday but pushed back to Monday night as the NFL deemed that the Browns, having 22 positive tests for COVID-19, needed an extra two days to provide negative test results. The Browns were without “asymptomatic” quarterback Baker Mayfield, coach Kevin Stefanski, top receiver Jarvis Landry, and defensive star Jadeveon Clowney. The Raiders’ owner, Mark Davis, countered stating that the delay was a “competitive disadvantage” for his team; they had followed the league’s guidelines and thought that the decision was unfair to postpone their trip. “I understand what they’re saying, and I agree with my teammates,” said Raiders quarterback Derek Carr. “I always support my …