, but nothing has changed for the floating .At least not on the scoreboard, where the Silver and Black have dropped their 12th straight game dating back to last season. Sunday's to was , but the remain a talent-poor, half-baked proposition on both sides of the ball.Oakland's 0-6 record marks the club's worst start in in 52 years. defensive tackle said, per Vic Tafur of the San Francisco Chronicle. "Each week, you go in trying to https://www.nationalsday.com/washington-…ersey fix something, and each week, you're wondering why it ain't working. ... I almost cu sed there ... It's at that point. What can I do? How do we need to change?"If you're a fan searching for hope, look toward , the rookie pa ser who made big plays downfield against the and . His strong arm and poise under pre sure are welcome concepts for a team that's shuffled through quarterbacks with a fury in recent years.Still, Oakland's defense came into Sunday allowing an NFL-worst 51 percent succe s rate on third downs. After making that a focal point all week, per the Chronicle, the could only watch as Arizona rattled off 60 percent of its third-down attempts to keep Carr and friends off the field.At least one veteran isn't ready to be deep-sixed with Sparano's just yet."Losers are going to put their heads down," cornerback said. "Losers are going to tuck their tails and say I'm done with the season. But winners are going to keep fighting. ... I can only speak for myself. I know personally, I am not lying down."The latest Around The NFL Podcast recaps every Week 7 game, and breaks down . Find more Around The NFL content on . https://www.nationalsday.com/washington-…ersey