The Raiders' soap opera season took another strange turn Wednesday when coach Art Shell accused a member of the organization of trying to undermine the coaching staff and rooting against the team. Shell did not name the person, but said it was not a coach or a player. He said the person has been calling media members around the country and criticizing coaches.

John Schoop, tight ends coach of the Raiders will be their offensive coordinator for the remainder of the season. Tom Walsh, the old offensive coordinator, was demoted on Tuesday. Art Shell called the move a "difficult decision" that had to be made for the good of the team.

Raiders running back LaMont Jordan is likely out for the season after tearing the MCL in his left knee in Sunday's 17-13 loss to the Chiefs. Jordan was injured on a 12-yard run in the first quarter. He limped to the sidelines, then was taken to the locker room on a cart. "Jordan's prognosis is that he tore his MCL (medial cartilage ligament)," coach Art Shell said.

Chiefs tight end Tony Gonzalez missed his first start since 1999 on Sunday against the Raiders. Gonzalez was declared inactive before the game. The Chiefs' leading receiver injured his shoulder last week at Miami. He was joined on the inactive list by left guard Brian Waters, starting right tackle Kevin Sampson and starting linebacker Derrick Johnson.

It is a near certainty that Randy Moss will not be wearing the silver and black next season. The Jaguars nearly completed a trade for the wide receiver before the deadline last month and could be the favorites for his services this off-season. Mike Tice is an assistant coach in Jacksonville.

Randy Moss is "tired" of the frustration he feels playing for a team that has won only six of 25 games since he joined the team before last season and is interested in being traded, he said on his weekly radio spot Friday. Moss is in his second season with the Raiders and has numbers that pale in comparison to what he put up in Minnesota. "It's done sort of set in, man, and I'm tired of it," Moss said on Fox Sports radio. "I might want to look forward to moving somewhere else next year to have another start and really feel good about going out here and playing football."

A state appeals court on Friday threw out a jury's $34.2 million award to the Raiders over accusations that managers of the Oakland Coliseum falsely promised a sold-out stadium to lure the team to the Bay Area. The case dates to 1995, when Al Davis maneuvered to get his team out of Southern California, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum's foundation was shaken by an earthquake, and a deal collapsed to build a new stadium and horse track.

Raiders coach Art Shell was fined $12,500 for criticizing the officials following last weekend's 17-13 loss to the Broncos. Shell said Monday the Raiders got "screwed" when the officials called a personal foul on Chris Carr for running out of bounds on a punt late in the third quarter.

A day after receiving medical clearance to play again, quarterback Trent Green has been given the go-ahead to start. Chiefs coach Herman Edwards announced on Wednesday that Green will start in Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Randy Moss had a national special-teams award named after him on Monday, but that didn't lift his spirits. "Maybe because I'm unhappy and I'm not too much excited about what's going on," Moss said. "So, my concentration and focus level tend to go down sometimes when I'm in a bad mood. "All I can say is if you put me in a good situation and make me happy, man, you get good results." "That's what he said?" Art Shell said before pausing to mull over Moss' words. "Well, then that's a problem he has. I don't have that problem. That's a problem that he has to deal with. "You hate to see that. You hate to hear that." Moss had just one catch for 8 yards on Sunday.