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Struggling Raiders Offense Looks Largely the Same in First Game Under Interim Coordinator Greg Olson
Raiders gained just 156 total yards and converted 2 of 8 third downs under new coordinator Greg Olson, relying heavily on All-Pro tight end Brock Bowers for scoring.
- On Sunday the Las Vegas Raiders lost 31-14 to the Los Angeles Chargers, finishing with 156 yards of total offense under interim offensive coordinator Greg Olson.
- Following the coaching change, Greg Olson took over offensive duties after Chip Kelly was fired, and coach Pete Carroll said the only clear improvement was in operation and communication.
- Brock Bowers delivered four receptions for 63 yards and two touchdowns on Sunday, while Geno Smith, quarterback, was 18 of 23 for 165 yards with two TDs to Bowers and a tipped interception caught by Chargers safety Tony Jefferson.
- Essentially, Las Vegas's attack remains dependent on Bowers, as they converted only 2 of 8 third downs while struggling to protect Smith and involve receivers.
- Coach Pete Carroll cautioned that the offense is not yet transformed and `we're a ways away`, while Smith admitted `I got to play a lot better` and Carroll said `we'll get a lot better`.
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Next Man Up: Raiders Turn to Greg Olson Again for Stability and a Way Forward
The Raiders practiced on Thanksgiving in preparation for Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers. The holiday did not soften the air around the facility. If anything, it made the work feel more stark. Las Vegas’ offense has stalled. Now, once again, Greg Olson has found himself in the familiar position of Offensive Coordinator, and being the one summoned to steady the ship. Indeed, this is not new for the Raiders, or Olson. His history wi…
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