Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce took a few shots at the struggling Raiders on Tuesday. New York defeated Oakland 44-7 on Sunday afternoon. "I do not like knocking teams. But right now, they're struggling. We're playing that game the other day and, honestly, it felt like a scrimmage, like a practice. It felt like we were going against our offense (in a controlled setting) as far as the tempo," Pierce said in an interview with Sirius NFL Radio interview. "There was no vibe of trying or effort from the Raiders at all from a defensive standpoint against their offense. We're getting three-and-outs. You don't hear nobody (saying), 'Hey, let's go!' trying to pick the guys up, rallying them, getting guys fired up. There was nothing. It was quiet. A guy gets sacked or somebody gets beat, they just get up. It's not like there's yelling or no kind of (emotion) about the way they were playing. "It was shocking to be out there in that game and get that kind of feeling."