In the end, Derek Carr is right. Nobody cares.



History won’t include the context of this wild Raiders season. The present won’t digest the nuance of what they went through. The future — in this case the offseason and a move to Las Vegas — won’t come faster to have mercy on them.



So they will just have to take it. The boos. The criticism. The disregard for their plight.



“It’s been crazy,” Carr said. “Let’s not sugarcoat it. Let’s just be real about it. … It’s been a really weird year. We can get it into all the other stuff. Someone should write a book about it at some point. So much stuff going on. But, nobody cares. I’m used to that.”



Here is the truth: the Raiders didn’t choke in Sunday’s 42-21 loss to Tennessee. They didn’t squander their playoff chances with their third-straight blowout loss. Choking would imply they were as good as the...