Raiders Improve Rushing Attack in Win Over Browns

The Las Vegas Raiders showcased a revitalized running game in their 20-16 victory over the Cleveland Browns, gaining 152 rushing yards after managing only 153 in the first three games combined. Key contributions came from wide receivers DJ Turner and Tre Tucker, who each scored rushing touchdowns on unique plays, along with tight end Brock Bowers, enhancing the effectiveness of running backs Alexander Mattison and Zamir White. Despite Mattison's standout performance with 60 yards on just five carries, White struggled to average 2.9 yards per carry and fumbled, impacting the game's momentum. Coach Antonio Pierce acknowledged the need to adjust their game plan going forward, hinting at increased carries for Mattison. The Raiders' offensive coordinator, Luke Getsy, implemented innovative plays that exploited the Browns' defense, emphasizing the importance of keeping defenses guessing. This shift in strategy could prove crucial as the Raiders prepare to face the Denver Broncos next.