Silver And Black Pride
The Las Vegas Raiders are hosting the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Here is everything to need to know about the game:
First quarter
The Jaguars got the ball at their 40 but couldn’t get a first down and were forced to punt to open the game.
Ashton Jeanty had some nice runs, but the Raiders’ opening drive stalled and they were forced to punt.
The Jaguars went on a long drive, 17-play drive and were helped by several missed tackles by the Raiders. But Trevor Lawrence threw a terrible interception to safety Isaiah Pola-Mao in the end zone on a short play to save the Raiders.
0-0 at end of the quarter. The Raiders have been held scoreless for five quarters.
Second quarter:
The Raiders committed their fifth penalty of the game already. A Raiders drive stalled as they went for it on fourth down and couldn’t convert. They had three games to get two yards and couldn’t. Wow.
The Raiders went on a long drive that ended with a short touchdown pass from Geno Smith to Brock Bowers with 35 seconds to go to give Las Vegas a 6-0 lead (the extra point was no good) and ended a six-quarter scoring drought. The Raiders get the ball to start the second half.
The Jaguars’ Cam Little set an NFL record with a 68-yard field goal to end first half.
Raiders 6, Jaguars 3 at halftime.
Third quarter:
The Raiders got the ball to open the half, but Geno Smith threw another dumb interception, his 11th of the season. It’s tied for the most in the league. He has eight interceptions in four home games.
The Jaguars turned the short field into a field goal to tie the game at 6-6.
Raheem Mostert returned the kickoff 54 yards to give the Raiders great field position. Then, a 15-yard penalty on Jacksonville put the Raiders at the Jags’ 15.
Smith to Bowers to the 1. Dylan Parham is down.
The Raiders had a first and goal from the 1 and had to settle for a field goal. They lead 9-6.
