In a game that was a story of two halves, the Las Vegas Raiders pulled away after halftime. As always, there was plenty to say on social media, particularly on Twitter.
After defeating the Los Angeles Chargers last weekend, the Raiders continued their AFC West win streak. You wouldn’t have known from the halftime score, but the Silver and Black really ran away with this one. There were plenty of positives to be had from this game. Whether it’s the play of the offensive line despite so many injuries or Derek Carr continuing his impressive play.
Who's most to blame for this game being so close? 🤔 #RaiderNation Your thoughts? 👇
— RaiderRamble.comâ„¢ (@TheRaiderRamble) November 15, 2020
Unfortunately, there are always negatives even in victory. The pass defense still needs work, in particular, safety Johnathan Abram proved to be a liability today. With that said, let’s take a look at what Raider Nation had to say.
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Raiders Fans Weighed In After Crucial Win
Maurice Moton of Bleacher Report had arguably the best Tweet as the Raiders wrapped up their win. Fans are accustomed to last-minute wins that probably cause some to have cardiac episodes. Well, that wasn’t the case today, at least not after the first half.
Y’all been asking for a blowout #Raiders victory, a Sunday that you don’t have to worry about your blood pressure at the end of the game, well, here you go…
— Maurice Moton (@MoeMoton) November 16, 2020
Broncos quarterback Drew Lock had a rough day, to say the least. The Raiders pass defense came away with four interceptions in this one and many fans like Nick Hjeltness probably were amazed to realize this.
When was the last time the Raiders defense had 3 INT in a single game? Can’t even remember. Wild.
— Nick Hjeltness (@NickHjeltness) November 15, 2020
Rich Eisen of the NFL Network probably said it best after the win, and this will be to the delight of Raider Nation.
The @Raiders are a tough, good football team.
— Rich Eisen (@richeisen) November 15, 2020
Let’s face it, the Raiders thrive when everyone’s counted them out, they’re a tough team as Eisen pointed out. They still need to improve but a win is a win, especially in the AFC West. The Silver and Black should salivate this victory but not for long, the Super Bowl champions are up next.
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