Ricky Stuart has expressed his disappointment with the "predictable" nature of his team's attack, following a shocking 15-12 defeat to the Eels that further jeopardized the Raiders' finals ambitions.
With their record now standing at 5-9, Canberra faces an uphill battle to reach the top eight.
Despite feeling disheartened, Stuart was more vocal in the post-game press conference compared to his demeanor after the previous week's loss to the Roosters.
The Raiders coach acknowledged his team's effort during the match against the Eels but recognized the recurring mistakes plaguing the Green Machine.
Their offensive output has been lackluster, managing only 261 points across 14 games, which averages out to a mere 18.6 points per game.
Stuart attributed these challenges to changes in personnel, noting the absence of Ethan Strange, Hudson Young, and Simi Sasagi, alongside the fact that this season serves as halfback Ethan Sanders' rookie year.