RAIDERS STATISTICS

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Raiders’ keys to victory: It’s simple for the Raiders — they need QB Derek Carr to play well and be efficient. Against the Rams in Week 1, Carr threw three interceptions, including one that was run back for a touchdown. He rebounded well in Week 2, and the Raiders can expect more of that version of their young passer. The Dolphins secondary has five interceptions in two games after picking off nine all last season. If Carr can limit his mistakes and the Raiders can take care of the football, they certainly have a chance to score points against a Dolphins defense that gave up 362 yards last week to the Jets. line: Dolphins Passing

Raiders Opp. Rushing Raiders Opp. Scoring Raiders Opp. Att

72 68 Att. 50 54 TD 3 5 Cmp

58 37 Yds 187 3.7 13 308 5.7 53 Rsh Rec Ret 2 2 Possession Avg. Total Net Yards Net Yards Rushing Avg. Per Game Net Yards Passing Avg. Per Game Yds

581 80.6 442 54.4 Avg Lng TD 1 2 Raiders 0 0 Cmp% 2 2 Pts 32 53 Opp. Yds/ Att

8.1 1 6.5 2 Receiving Raiders Opp. Int.

Raiders Opp.

Kicking

Raiders Opp. TD Int

3 1 Rec. Lng

45 26 Yds

2/10 88.1 2/13 79.0 Avg Lng TD 58 591 10.2 45 37 455 12.3 26 No. Yds Avg

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PAT

2/3 4/4 5/5 6/7

Raiders

Total First Downs Rushing

3rd Down Pct. 4th Down/Att. 4th Down Pct. Penalties/Yards Sack/ Lost

15 50

15.0 16.7

FG Rtg 1 2 TD

0 1

Pts

14 23 Opp.