Busters for Raiders Preseason Week 1 vs Seahawks
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QB Aidan O'Connell
Things were real ugly real early for O'Connell. He came into the game on the second drive and managed to get a first down, but then basically gave it back with an overthrown pass and an intentional grounding call. He came back out for the next driveand on the second play, he had Dont'e Thornton open deep, but badly underthrew him and what should have been a long touchdown was picked off instead.
He did manage a scoring drive, though it fell short inside the ten with him throwing off target for Alex Bachman on third down to settle for a short field goal. Then he came back out and, after taking too long to get the snap off to force Pete Carroll to call a timeout, he threw another interception. With the Raiders down 16-3, he tried to rally for a score just before the half, but a low thrown ball to Qadir Ismail kept him from getting out of bounds and in the rush to get the field goal attempt off, it was missed.
He got the ball moving in the third quarter, but doing it against a bunch of guys who will be hoping for a practice squad spot in a couple weeks isn't really something to celebrate.
T DJ Glaze, T Thayer Munford
I just figured I'd lump these guys together considering the play at right tackle wasn't great overall. Did I mention, the Seahawks didn't play their starters? Glaze played only a couple series and still managed to give up a run stuff and the pressure that had O'Connell trying to get rid of it and penalized for intentional grounding.
Munford came in and literally his first play of the gam, he gave up a run stuff for no gain. He later gave up a run stuff for a loss.
G Caleb Rogers
Rogers came in on the second series of the game, replacing Dylan Parham. And on his second play, he got Ashton Jeanty hit deep in the backfield for a four-yard loss. He later gave up another run stop.
DT Jonah Laulu
Twice on one drive he was flagged for defensive holding for wrapping his arm around the guard to keep him from getting down field to make a block. Can't do that, my dude.
LB Matt Jones
Jones has special teams ace written all over him. But he played quite a bit at linebacker in this game. And mistakes were made. He gave up a nine-yard catch on the Seahawks' second drive and they scored the TD on the next play. On a drive in the second quarter, he missed a tackle to give up a 20-yard run on third and ten and on the next play gave up a 31-yard catch. They scored another touchdown three plays later.
S JT Woods
He had a couple big whiffs on tackles in this one. The first led to a 45-yard run. It came back due to a hold, but Woods's part in it can't be unseen. Later he missed a tackle on a ten-yard run that set up first and goal at the one and they scored their final touchdown on the next play.
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