Looking at Raiders' Fantasy Leaders at the Bye Week

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams, running back Josh Jacobs, wide receiver Jakobi Meyers and kicker Daniel Carlson are the team's leaders so far in fantasy football.

The Las Vegas Raiders have not necessarily had one player consistently dominate throughout this season. What's been even more beneficial, though, is the distribution of the football to a number of their offensive threats.

Because of this, a number of Raiders have had solid fantasy football numbers this year. 

Here are Las Vegas' fantasy leaders so far this season:

Wide receiver Davante Adams

Adams has taken somewhat of a step backward when comparing this campaign to his last two All-Pro seasons, but he still has great numbers.

Through 12 weeks, Adams has 69 receptions for 814 yards and four touchdowns. 

This has earned him 174.4 PPR (points per reception) fantasy points and 105.4 non-PPR points this year.

Adams is ranked No. 12 in total PPR scoring and No. 15 in total non-PPR scoring among all wide receivers.

Running back Josh Jacobs

Jacobs has not been the fantasy football juggernaut he was last season, but he's become a reliable scorer for managers in recent weeks.

Jacobs has a total of 771 rushing yards and six touchdowns as well as 280 receiving yards on 35 receptions. He has earned 174.1 PPR points and 139.1 non-PPR points this year.

That puts Jacobs fourth among running backs in total PPR scoring and fifth in total non-PPR scoring.

Wide receiver Jakobi Meyers

Meyers is playing the best football of his career and has been a pleasant surprise for fantasy managers.

The first-year Raider has 52 receptions for 591 yards and six touchdowns. He also has one rushing touchdown and 19 rushing yards.

This has earned Meyers 155.0 PPR points and 103.0 non-PPR points on the season.

Meyers is 20th in total PPR scoring and 17th in total non-PPR scoring among league-wide receivers.

Kicker Daniel Carlson

Carlson is on pace to finish with his lowest field goal made total since his second season, but for the most part, he is still coming up big for the Raiders when needed.

The former first-team All-Pro kicker has made 20 field goals on 24 attempts, including only one from at least 50 yards on three attempts.

Carlson has earned 83.0 PPR and non-PPR points, which rank him 21st in both categories among NFL kickers.

The Silver and Black will return home to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to take on the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, December 10, at 4:05 p.m. EST/1:05 p.m. PST.

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