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Feb 19, 2025 19 min

Ep 77 - 2022 Part 4

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This episode of the Raider Roots Podcast reviews the 2022 season of the Las Vegas Raiders, focusing on key games, player dynamics, and the overall performance under head coach Josh McDaniels. The conversation highlights significant moments, including the bizarre ending against the Patriots, Derek Carr's benching, and the implications for the team's future as they head into the offseason. Takeaways The Raiders had a promising start but struggled in key moments. Derek Carr's performance was inconsistent, leading to his benching. Josh Jacobs emerged as a standout player, leading the league in rushing. The team's inability to maintain leads was a recurring issue. The bizarre ending against the Patriots was a highlight of the season. Stidham's performance in the final games showed potential. Leadership and team dynamics were questioned throughout the season. The Raiders faced significant fan criticism for their performance. The 2022 season ended with a disappointing 6-11 record. Looking ahead, the Raiders need to address key leadership and performance issues. Chapters 00:00 2022 Season Overview 06:02 Key Games and Turning Points 12:50 Derek Carr's Bench and Team Dynamics 16:10 Season Reflection and Future Outlook

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