We expected to get some runs out of them from a team that runs the ball really well. “We had penalties in critical situations and extended drives for them against our defense,” Raiders interim coach Rich Bisaccia said. The Raiders were flagged seven times for 77 yards, while Cincinnati had just one penalty for 5 yards. Las Vegas’ ineffectiveness on third downs and in the red zone was amplified by costly penalties. We just wanted to be more aggressive for sure.” “Taking away the quick easy stuff, making them earn everything. “We just wanted to get after the quarterback, that’s always number one, getting him uncomfortable,” Bengals cornerback Eli Apple said. Las Vegas failed to convert on its first six third-down attempts -a stretch of 14 straight over two games from last week’s loss to Kansas City - until Carr hit Hunter Renfrow for 8 yards on a third-and-2 with two minutes left in the game.Ī conversion too late, as it turned out, as Carr was sacked on the next two plays, fumbled on the second one, and watched the Bengals wrap up the win. “For the most part, we were able to get first downs when we needed them.” “Against that team, you just try to stay on schedule,” said Burrow, who was just 12 of 18 for 78 yards and was sacked twice in the first half. Chase leads all rookies with eight touchdowns this season.īengals kicker Evan McPherson had four field goals and became the 13th player with three of 50 yards or more in a game. Joe Burrow was 20 of 29 for 148 yards and threw one touchdown for Cincinnati, while Offensive Rookie of the Year candidate Ja’Marr Chase caught three passes, including one TD. “As long as we take care of our business one week at a time then we’ll be in great shape.” we just put ourselves in a position to control our destiny at this point,” Bengals coach Zac Taylor said.
“We don’t talk a lot about big picture this season, what games we have coming up. The well-rested Bengals (6-4) came out of their bye week and snapped a two-game skid to climb back into the AFC North race, while the Raiders (5-5) lost their third straight since their bye week when they led the AFC West Mixon rushed for 123 yards, scored two touchdowns, celebrated in the end zone by pretending to shake and roll a pair of dice, and the Bengals defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 32-13 on Sunday. “We was like, ‘we gotta do something like we gambling,’” Mixon said. LAS VEGAS (AP) - Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon asked his teammates at Thursday’s practice what the plans were for a touchdown celebration in lieu of their first-ever trip to Las Vegas.
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