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Highmark Stadium Sees Las Vegas Raiders Fall to Buffalo Bills

The Las Vegas Raiders, with a record of 1-1, faced off against the Buffalo Bills, also at 1-1, in a game that ended in a 38-10 victory for the home team.


Las Vegas Raiders running back Zamir White (35) warms up before an NFL football game against the New England Patriots, Sunday, Oct. 15, 2023, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)

At Highmark Stadium, the Las Vegas Raiders struggled to find their rhythm against the Buffalo Bills. The Raiders' offense managed to accumulate a total of 240 yards with an average gain of six yards per play. Despite their efforts, turnovers proved costly as they gave up three during the game – two interceptions and one lost fumble out of one total fumble.


The passing attack for the Raiders saw them complete 16 out of 24 attempts resulting in one touchdown pass and a completion percentage rounding up to 67 percent. However, interceptions hindered their progress as they threw two without any returns. The longest pass completed was for 23 yards which also resulted in their only touchdown through air.


On the ground, the rushing game was limited to just 55 yards on 15 attempts with an average of almost four yards per carry. Their longest rush was an impressive run of 34 yards but failed to result in points on the board as they did not score any rushing touchdowns.


Special teams had some bright spots with punting averaging nearly fifty net yards over three attempts and placing two inside the twenty-yard line without any being blocked or returned. Field goal kicking was perfect on this occasion with one successful attempt from within forty-nine yards contributing three points.


Defensively, while managing two sacks totaling seven sack-yards and forcing four tackles for loss totaling fourteen negative yardage against opponents, it wasn't enough to stifle Buffalo's offense effectively throughout all four quarters. The defense made fifty-two tackles combined but only defended two passes without securing any interceptions or forced fumbles.


Looking ahead after this tough outing at Highmark Stadium, fans can anticipate seeing their team back in action at Allegiant Stadium when they host Pittsburgh Steelers on September 25th at Allegiant Stadium located in Las Vegas Nevada USA zip code:89118 broadcasted by NBC network starting at eight-twenty PM Eastern Time (ET). This will be another opportunity for Raider Nation to rally behind their team as they seek redemption following this challenging road loss.

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