Reviewing the good and bad of the Oakland Raiders’ heartbreaking 20-19 loss at Denver on Sunday as they fell to 0-2: The Good The passing game: Last week, everyone wanted to ship Derek Carr back to Bakersfield. But he was pretty dang good in the Mile-High City. It was a very controlled passing plan, but
Raiders at Denver: Good and bad
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Irvin is a player who needed to step up. Fairly obvious he is not doing that so far.
The 2 D lineman brought in this week, did not seem to make a huge difference. Neither did having Carradine active.
I knew Grudens O would have its issues to a certain point, but I did not see 7 points in the second half through two games. Damn.
Once more we are reminded it is a team game.
I, also, know you get tired of hearing this, but I said each and every player had to be better with the trade of Mack. Not everyone is.
There is bound to be more turnover during this season. And a ton more after it.
Why did DRC not see any work on D? You have to be able to adjust on the fly when Sanders keeps getting free. Same goes for the opposing running game. Maybe its time to activate the rookie CB Nelson.
Going for it on 4th and a yard when you don’t trust Beast Mode and our O line to get it for you, that’s not good.
Is it just me, or were any of you screaming for a QB sneak? When’s the last time Carr has done a QB sneak? The Raiders are supposed to have the best interior linemen in the league. Sheesh.
Not just you. Not getting that yard was a killer, especially for the D having to go right back out.
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