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2023 Las Vegas Raiders Regular Season Overview

Next GameNext Game	09/24/2023 8:20 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	PIT Pittsburgh Steelers
Standing (Division)Division Rank	1st AFC West
WinsWins	1
LossesLosses	1
DrawsDraws	0
PPGPoints per Game	13.5
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	27
Head CoachHead Coach	Josh McDaniels

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Jakobi Meyers

LV Wide Receiver #16

Raiders coach Josh McDaniels said Jakobi Meyers (concussion) is “good to go” for Week 3 against the Steelers.

Meyers missed Week 2 because of the concussion but was back at practice on Wednesday. He was upgraded to a full session on Thursday and appears to be entirely cleared from the Raiders’ injury report heading into the weekend. Meyers racked up nine catches for 81 yards and a pair of scores in his Las Vegas debut. He looks like a strong bet for WR2/3 numbers as an integral part of McDaniels’ offense.
Jakobi Meyers

LV Wide Receiver #16

Jakobi Meyers (concussion) was upgraded to full practice Thursday.

It means that, barring an unexpected setback, Meyers will be ready to return against the Steelers after missing one game. One of Week 1’s biggest surprises with his 9/81/2 line, Meyers feels like he could probably stick around as a WR3 in this narrowly-distributed offense.
Chandler Jones

LV Defensive End #55

Raiders DL Chandler Jones has been placed on the non-football illness list as he deals with a personal issue.

Jones made headlines over the weekend by posting disturbing allegations on his social media about him discovering harm being done to a girl he’s fostering. There’s no indication of what is going on with Jones, and the Raiders have publicly stood by him and stated that they welcome him back “if his situation improves.” Until more comes to light, it seems safe to assume that Jones could be away from the team for a while.
Jakobi Meyers

LV Wide Receiver #16

Raiders coach Josh McDaniels said Jakobi Meyers (concussion) “will be on the practice field.”

McDaniels said that he couldn’t declare Meyers’ practice status yet, though it sounds like the veteran receiver will be credited with a limited session at the end of the day. It’s a good sign that he is moving through the league’s concussion protocol. There are a few more hurdles for Meyers, but he has a shot at suiting up in Week 3. After posting a 9/81/2 line in Week 2, Meyers will rank as a WR3 if active.
Jakobi Meyers

LV Wide Receiver #16

Raiders HC Josh McDaniels said Jakobi Meyers is still in the concussion protocol but is “headed in the right direction.”

Meyers missed Sunday’s contest against the Bills after being concussed in the Week 1 opener. It’s possible Meyers will be cleared in time for the Raiders’ Week 3 matchup against the Steelers, but if he can’t go, it will be Kristian Wilkerson and Hunter Renfrow splitting targets with Davante Adams. Neither Wilkerson or Renfrow would be on the radar, as the two receivers combined for one target in Week 2.
Davante Adams

LV Wide Receiver #17

Raiders HC Josh McDaniels said Davante Adams is “good” after leaving Sunday’s loss to the Bills following a hard hit.

Adams took a helmet-to-helmet shot late in the fourth quarter and didn’t return to the game. Despite how it appeared on camera, McDaniels’ comments would lead us to believe Adams won’t be entering the league’s concussion protocol ahead of Week 3’s matchup against the Steelers. Adams has 150 yards and one touchdown through the first two games of the season, and will be a high-end WR1 if he’s able to go next week.
Jimmy Garoppolo

LV Quarterback #10

Jimmy Garoppolo completed 16-of-24 attempts for 185 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions in the Raiders’ 38-10 Week 2 loss against the Bills.

The Bills played keep away from the Raiders all day and Jimmy G couldn’t get anything going while under constant duress. He was a mess after hitting Davante Adams on a first quarter touchdown, missing open receivers and throwing a pair of head-slapping picks. It was a disappointing outing after a stunningly efficient performance in Week 1 against a good Denver secondary. Garoppolo is strictly a superflex option for Week 3 against the Steelers.
Michael Mayer

LV Tight End #87

Michael Mayer caught his lone target for two yards in the Raiders’ Week 2 loss to the Bills.

It was Mayer’s first reception as a pro. Austin Hooper, meanwhile, had two receptions for 20 yards. Hooper should remain the team’s top tight end headed into Week 3. Neither player is fantasy viable.
Zamir White

LV Running Back #35

Zamir White had four rushes for 22 yards in the Raiders’ Week 2 loss to the Bills.

White’s four carries came in the fourth quarter after the Raiders had pulled Jacobs and most of their offensive starters in a blowout loss to Buffalo. White lost a fumble and did not record a target. He would be a solid waiver pick up if Jacobs were to miss time this season.
Josh Jacobs

LV Running Back #8

Josh Jacobs had nine rushes for -2 yards in the Raiders’ Week 2 loss against the Bills, adding five catches for 51 yards.

Jacobs was bottled up all day and was pulled in the fourth quarter with the Raiders facing a three-score deficit. Jacobs’ pass game involvement — he had five targets on the day — was encouraging for his rest-of-season prospects. Like last year, Jacobs likely won’t be game script dependent. He faces a tough Steelers rush defense in Week 3.

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