Raiders Defense Did a “Decent” Job at Containing WRs
The Las Vegas Raiders have some positives to take out of the 24-19 loss against the Los Angeles Chargers.
For one thing, Silver and Black head coach Josh McDaniels believes his defense did a “decent” job at containing the Chargers wide receivers.
"I thought we did a decent job of containing a few of their really big players,” McDaniels said. “[Mike] Williams, we tried to do a good job of limiting his overall production. And I know [Keenan] Allen went out of the game and he had a few big ones before he went out of the game. And we tried to tackle [Austin] Ekeler as best we could, he's a really good player. I thought we did that decent."
With that being said, the Raiders allowed 26 total receptions for just under 280 yards. Each reception they allowed averaged 10.7 yards.
Sure, it’s a start, but the Silver and Black have a ways to go before they can shut down the passing game.
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