Las Vegas Raiders 20, Cleveland Browns 16

The understaffed robber were not impressed and crashed Tan – whose nightmare start continues – 20-16.

Las Vegas’ beleaguered rushing attack finally found its footing, totaling 152 carries for 5.2 yards per attempt. And even without a superstar Max Crosbythe team’s defense attacked Deshaun Watson with three sacks and an interception. Cleveland’s final attempt to take the lead in the red zone was largely thwarted by baffling time management by Kevin Stefanski, who let time expire and burned one of his final three timeouts before Watson was shut out.

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Player of the game

It was the best afternoon of his career for Raiders edge rusher Tyree Wilson. Last year’s seventh overall pick totaled seven pressures for a pass rush win rate of 23.3%. Wilson did well to put pressure on the Las Vegas defensive line and take down one of the best defensive players in the league.

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