Milroe's first Seahawks drive
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson dislocated the pinky finger on his throwing hand as the opening week of the NFL preseason began tonight.
Baltimore beat Indianapolis 24-16, with Ravens wideout LaJohntay Wester's 87-yard punt return touchdown the play of the night. Richardson left the game early in the first quarter after David Ojabo's blind-side sack, with head coach Shane Steichen calling the quarterback 'day-to-day' afterward.
Philadelphia secured a 34-27 win over Cincinnati in a game that saw two touchdown passes each for Joe Burrow and Tanner McKee.
Finally, Daniel Carlson's 51-yard field goal capped Las Vegas' comeback to secure a 23-23 tie with Seattle in Pete Carroll's return to Lumen field, wrapping up the Thursday action. Three more games will take place Friday night. Share your thoughts: live@theathletic.com
Q3 12:39 - Seahawks 16, Raiders 3
Some promising signs from Jalen Milroe in the read-option game, but his first drive under center for the Seahawks stalls out due in part to an offensive holding penalty. Milroe is lucky to escape without an interception on a risky pass on third-and-14. Imagn Images
Marshawn Lynch has made his way up to the Seahawks' TV booth, and he's about to be fitted with a headset...
Between him, Mike Robinson and Michael Bennett, we're in for some comedy from the former Seahawks teammates.
Q3 15:00 - Seahawks 16, Raiders 3
...and rookie quarterback Jalen Milroe is in the game!
Time to see what Klint Kubiak has cooked up for the athletic former Alabama star. Getty Images
The Raiders have 23 yards rushing on 9 carries. Aidan O'Connell has thrown two interceptions. Seattle is averaging 5.5 yards per carry on running back runs.
Pete Carroll probably in there plowing through a pack of gum at halftime.
Don't tell these Seahawks diehards that it's still only early August.
It's not an uncommon sight to see a running back collide with a photographer on the sidelines. But it's not every day that the photographer has more experience rushing for touchdowns than the running back.... Getty Images
Raiders looked like a team that haven't had a live tackling practice yet and practiced tackling bags all training camp. Getty Images
HALFTIME - Seahawks 16, Raiders 3
A badly shanked 55-yard field goal try from Dylan Carlson pretty much sums up that first half for the Raiders. Ugly stuff to begin the Pete Carroll era in Las Vegas.
Some good rushes in the 1st half by Tyreke Smith. He had the pressure that forced an intentional grounding penalty and just wiped away a big gain there by drawing a holding call off the edge.
And speaking of Marshawn Lynch's sideline antics tonight... Getty Images
The Seahawks' local broadcast team, Kate Scott and Mike Robinson, just said Marshawn Lynch — who is on the sideline as a credentialed photographer — is trying to FaceTime them during the final two minutes of the first half.
Scott and Robinson declined to answer, focusing instead on the broadcast.
Q2 1:42 - Seahawks 16, Raiders 3
A nice bounce-back from Jason Myers there. The Seahawks kicker curls a 48-yard field goal past the left upright to atone for his missed extra point earlier. Imagn Images
Q2 2:00 - Seahawks 13, Raiders 3
...and the home team is in full control of this one. The Seahawks' offense is set up deep in Raiders territory after that interception and looking to tack on some more before halftime.
Consider Michael Bennett anti-AI as he rails against the new virtual measurement system that the NFL is implementing.
In all seriousness, the Seahawks legend is a great addition to this local Seattle broadcast.
Q2 4:55 - Seahawks 13, Raiders 3
This time it's safety Nehemiah Pritchett laying back and picking off Aidan O'Connell. Once again, the Seahawks are flagged for the team's starters, not in full uniform, running onto the field off the bench to celebrate! Getty Images
Seattle is averaging 6.3 yards per play and has converted 75 percent of its third downs. Not good for the Raiders defense.
While Tanner McKee, Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase were the standout performers in tonight's Eagles win over the Bengals, here are a few other players who performed well: Eagles RB ShunDerrick Powell — 6 carries for 32 yards, TD
— 6 carries for 32 yards, TD Eagles WR Darius Cooper — 6 catches for 82 yards, TD
— 6 catches for 82 yards, TD Eagles WR Johnny Wilson — 3 catches for 73 yards
— 3 catches for 73 yards Bengals TE Tanner Hudson — 3 catches for 62 yards, 2 TDs
— 3 catches for 62 yards, 2 TDs Kickers Evan McPherson and Jake Elliott — both 2-2 on FGs
...the Seahawks' social media admin is having some fun tonight at the expense of Ashton Jeanty. Getty Images
Q2 6:37 - Seahawks 13, Raiders 3
Really nice job from two rookies on that play. Running back Damien Martinez splits out wide and draws the secondary deep, giving Drew Lock space to hit Tory Horton on a short stick route.
Horton then spins away from a defender — another missed tackle for the Raiders' defense in an ugly first half — and scampers into the end zone for his first NFL touchdown! It's deserved for the training camp standout.
However, the Seahawks miss the ensuing extra point.
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Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson dislocated the pinky finger on his throwing hand as the opening week of the NFL preseason began tonight.
Baltimore beat Indianapolis 24-16, with Ravens wideout LaJohntay Wester's 87-yard punt return touchdown the play of the night. Richardson left the game early in the first quarter after David Ojabo's blind-side sack, with head coach Shane Steichen calling the quarterback 'day-to-day' afterward.
Philadelphia secured a 34-27 win over Cincinnati in a game that saw two touchdown passes each for Joe Burrow and Tanner McKee.
Finally, Daniel Carlson's 51-yard field goal capped Las Vegas' comeback to secure a 23-23 tie with Seattle in Pete Carroll's return to Lumen field, wrapping up the Thursday action. Three more games will take place Friday night. Share your thoughts: live@theathletic.com Imagn Images
Like Aidan O'Connell, Drew Lock was once in the running for Seahawks starting quarterback but is now firmly entrenched as a backup in his second stint in Seattle. He had a mixed bag while getting the start with Sam Darnold watching from the sidelines. Lock went 12-for-22 with 147 yards, one touchdown and one interception.
Jalen Milroe was also inconsistent in his first taste of NFL game action, but showed flashes of athleticism that made him such a tantalizing NFL prospect. The rookie quarterback went 6-for-10 passing with 61 yards and added 38 yards on three carries with his legs.
Aidan O'Connell is no longer in the running for the Raiders' starting quarterback job, but he saw the majority of snaps for Las Vegas tonight after taking over for starter Geno Smith following the Raiders' first offensive series. (Smith went 1-for-3 with 15 passing yards).
O'Connell scuffled quite a bit against, largely, the Seahawks' backups before finding his footing a bit more in the second half as Seattle went deeper into its depth chart.
Still, going 18-for-30 with 205 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions isn't exactly going to leave anyone too thrilled at his performance tonight — especially after Cam Miller's sterling debut that Tashan Reed chronicled below. Getty Images
Not much going for Ashton Jeanty in his first taste of NFL action.
The 2024 Heisman Trophy runner-up and No. 6 overall pick in last April's draft had -1 yards on three carries before being removed from the game early along with the rest of the Raiders' projected offensive starters. Imagn Images
Close observers of Seahawks training camp probably aren't surprised that Tory Horton impressed in his first taste of NFL game action.
The fifth-round rookie coming off a standout college career at Colorado State had 31 yards and a touchdown in three receptions. Imagn Images
George Holani, who once started ahead of Ashton Jeanty at Boise State and spent last year on the Seahawks' practice squad, was the biggest standout of the night for Seattle.
He had seven carries for 61 yards and a touchdown — all in the first quarter. Three of those carries went for 20 yards or more.
Rookie quarterback Cam Miller was impressive in first in-game action. His first drive ended in a beautiful touchdown bomb. His next resulted in a game-tying field goal. And then his last one was good enough to get them in range for a game-winning attempt.
Although the kick was blocked, Miller's performance still stood out.
The Raiders tie with the Seahawks at 23 in their preseason opener. It wasn't the most inspiring effort, but they finished strong in the second half after coming out flat to start the game.
That fight they displayed was the biggest positive takeaway while the most significant concern has to be how leaky the defense looked, but it's important to remember that there's still plenty of time to go before Week 1 arrives.
FINAL - Raiders 26, Seahawks 23
Some really, really impressive fight from the second and third stringers to claw back in this one, but Dylan Carlson's game-winning kick attempt is blocked!
Pete Carroll can only grimace in frustration on the sideline as he watches the chance to beat his old team fall away.
Q4 0:14 - Raiders 23, Seahawks 23
Cam Miller to Shedrick Jackson again! Raiders are down to the Seahawks' 39-yard line, well in field-goal range...
Q4 0:35 - Raiders 23, Seahawks 23
Now it's Jalen Milroe's turn to get sacked, forcing a punt from deep in Seahawks territory.
Can the Raiders complete the comeback?!
Q4 1:12 - Raiders 23, Seahawks 23
Don't worry, folks — there are no overtimes in preseason. But Jalen Milroe and the Seahawks will still have 72 seconds to attempt a game-winning drive after Dylan Carlson nails the game-tying field goal for the Raiders.
Q4 1:22 - Seahawks 23, Raiders 20
HUGE sack from Connor O'Toole, and the Raiders have to take a timeout. That might change some things for Las Vegas...
Pete Carroll plays for the tie and sends out Dylan Carlson...
Q4 2:00 - Seahawks 23, Raiders 20
This time it's Pete Carroll and Chip Kelly who gamble an fourth down, and Cam Miller delivers on a delayed quarterback run!
The Raiders are down to the Seahawks' 31-yard line — can they tie or take the lead?
Good ol' 4th-down rollout there that doesn't end up working. Need to see a replay but wonder if Jalen Milroe may have gotten the first by just taking off.
Q4 4:12 - Seahawks 23, Raiders 20
A major gamble by Mike Macdonald and Klint Kubiak backfires! They go for it on fourth-and-1 and come up short, as Jalen Milroe opts to pass on a bootleg option play but can't thread the needle downfield.
The Raiders now get the ball back near midfield with just over four minutes left and the chance to take the lead...
Q4 5:24 - Seahawks 23, Raiders 20
Jalen Milroe's legs and athleticism are as advertised! He keeps the ball on a read-option deep in the Seahawks' on territory and scampers over 25 yards for a big gain.
The Seahawks bench loves it.
Rookie quarterback Cam Miller ended his first NFL drive with a highlight. After freezing the defense with a pump fake, he threw a perfect pass to receiver Shedrick Jackson for a 41-yard touchdown.
Q4 7:27 - Seahawks 23, Raiders 20
WOW, an impressive recovery from Cam Miller after the Raiders were starting to go backward at midfield. Miller hits Shedrick Jackson on a beautiful sluggo route down the sideline for a 41-yard touchdown! Getty Images
Q4 8:50 - Seahawks 23, Raiders 13
Rookie Cam Miller finally takes over for Aidan O'Connell at quarterback.
But it's the Raiders running backs who are showing off, as Dylan Laube and Chris Collier both have big gains this drive to get Las Vegas deep into Seattle territory.
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