The Las Vegas Raiders offense has struggled to run the ball for the second year in a row. Last season, it was running back Josh Jacobs and an offensive line that had gelled well. This season, it's running back Zamir White and all of the Raiders' running backs who are struggling behind a rebuilt offensive line.

Like last season, the Raiders have one of the worst running games of any offense in the National Football League, and it's causing them problems again. The Raiders would be wise to address this problem sooner rather than later, as it has limited offensive coordinator Luke Getsy's ability to call plays successfully.

Raiders coach Antonio Pierce acknowledged that changes need to be made to get the Raiders' offense going. The lack of a running game hurts the team in more ways than one. Without a running game, the Raiders were unable to sustain offense and left their defense on the field far too long.

The Raiders offense has struggled to do anything right. This season, however, the unit's inability to get its running game going could prove to be its fatal flaw. The Raiders need to figure out the problem and make the necessary changes.