Just Turnovers Baby!

Forget about Just Win Baby!

It’s Just Turnovers Baby! At least last night it was.

In the 37-12 victory against division rival Broncos, the Las Vegas Raiders managed to take the ball from the Denver Broncos five times.

Four interceptions and one forced fumble.

The Raiders came into the game with five turnovers for the season.

Las Vegas doubled their turnover total in one game.

The first interception happened in the first quarter when safety Jeff Heath intercepted a ball intended for wide receiver KJ Hamler down the middle of the field.

While that turnover resulted only in a punt for the offense, it was just the beginning for the turnover machine.

In the second quarter, Heath once again intercepts the football. This time, he grabs a pass intended for wide receiver Jerry Jeudy in the end zone. Heath denies a scoring opportunity by the Broncos and the Raiders head into the locker room maintaining a four-point lead.

In the second half, a pass intended to tight end Noah Fant was intercepted by defensive end Carl Nassib. It was Nassib’s first pick of the season.

In the fourth quarter, the last two turnovers of the game happened.

One occurred when cornerback Nevin Lawson forced a fumble from wide receiver DaeSean Hamilton.

The other occurred at the very end of the game when linebacker Nick Kwiatkoski intercepted a pass intended for tight end Troy Fumagalli.

Five turnovers.

A huge feat by the Raiders defense to not only win the game but do it in dominant style.

Somewhere in the clouds, Al Davis might be looking down shouting, Just Turnovers Baby!

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