Raiders finally make Josh McDaniels look good for once
The Las Vegas Raiders already did something in Week 9 that they were almost unable to do the entire game last week against the New Orleans Saints. Last week I think we all remember what happened. The offense was so bad, maybe the worst it has been in a long time when you talk about […]
The Las Vegas Raiders already did something in Week 9 that they were almost unable to do the entire game last week against the New Orleans Saints.
Last week I think we all remember what happened. The offense was so bad, maybe the worst it has been in a long time when you talk about just one game.
Yes, they were shut out, but that isn't even the worst part.
They were shut out by a team that, at the time, allowed the second most points per game. Now, I'm sure those statistics are a bit better considering they didn't allow a single point.
You also may remember that the Raiders didn't cross midfield until the fourth quarter, which is quite embarrassing to say out loud. Yes, the offense that has Derek Carr, Davante Adams, Hunter Renfrow, Darren Waller,
This week against the Jaguars started a bit differently, though.
The first offensive drive for the Raiders may have made some fans think it would be much like the last game, as the offense went three and out. Then, on the second drive, something miraculous happened.
The Raiders crossed midfield.
That's right, you definitely read that right. I know, crazy.
The offense actually started in a great way, with Davante Adams showing pure dominance this game, unlike the last.
The Raiders are finally making head coach Josh McDaniels look good for once.
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