NASHVILLE — The first play went to Amari Cooper. He caught Derek Carr’s pass for 7 yards. The second play was also a throw to Cooper, but it fell incomplete.
The Raiders made clear they wanted to get their rookie receiver involved early and often, a week after he had only one catch at Detroit.
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Cooper finished with seven receptions on 12 targets for a game-high 115 yards.
“It allows the playmakers to make some plays,” he said. “We all had our opportunities.”
Seth Roberts and Michael Crabtree made touchdown grabs, but Cooper broke a team record Sunday.