OAKLAND – Raiders head coach Jon Gruden said it felt good to win Friday’s preseason game 13-6 over the Green Bay Packers, even though the final score didn’t matter one bit.
That winning feeling prevails, even in a slog-fest like this one that he said felt like “an eight-hour game.”
There’s plenty to glean from this contest, not all of it great, despite the fact few stars played much. Here are three things you need to know from Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum.
Raiders have a backup QB problem
Derek Carr is going to be the Raiders' starting quarterback and, if all goes according to plan, he’ll play every single snap this season.