Las Vegas Raiders vs. Jacksonville Jaguars 2022 NFL preseason opener score, recap, stats and highlights

Las Vegas Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars raised the curtain 2022 NFL Preseason in Canton, Ohio, in its traditional game Hall of Fame weekend. Victory was in their hands Raiders 27-11with three of Las Vegas’ touchdowns coming from the ground game: rushes into the promising zone Ameer Abdullah, Jarrett Stidham and Austin Walter. A 5-yard pass from Kyle Sloter for Nathan Cottrell accounted for the lone touchdown for the Jaguars.

Aside from the loss, the best news Jacksonville got out of this presentation was the interesting premiere of 2022 Draft number one Travon Walker: Dropped Stidham early (earning a bandana for a recent hit) and then was able to sack the former Patriots QB, both times dominating a potential starting offensive lineman in Brandon Parker (memorable performances).

And the Jaguars highlighted the ex49ers lineman’s premiere Arden Key (he also drove Parker crazy), author of some sacks. An area in which he has already shown himself to be an expert in San Francisco. With players like Walker, Key, and Josh Allenthose now led by Doug Pederson could honor that nickname of his again Sacksonville.

On the Las Vegas side, it was impressive to see him in action during two series projected as the team’s starting runner, I am joking Jacobs: I ended up with 5 carries for 30 yards and 2 receptions for 14 yards.

Something McDaniels seems to carry over from his time with the Patriots is the prominence of running backs in the passing game: Of the 20 passes completed by Raiders quarterbacks, 8 went to them backs.

Jarrett Stidham started at quarterback and finished with 96 yards and 8-15 completions, while Jake Luton He did it for Jacksonville with 94 yards and 10-for-17 passing. No one had interceptions or touches.

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Touchdowns:

• LVR – Ameer Abdullah 8 yards (2nd, 13:40)
• LVR – Jarrett Stidham 12 yards (2nd, 1:41)
• LVR – Austin Walter 8 yards (4th, 7:53)
• JAC – Kyle Sloter 5-yard pass to Nathan Cottrell (4th, 3:26)

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Fourth quarter

Touchdown Raiders! Las Vegas’ third touchdown of the game again with the running offense: Austin Walter made it 27-3 on an 8-yard run.

Jaguar first touchdown of the night, with a Kyle Slaughter 5-yard pass to Nathan Cottrell, leaving it 27-10 for the Raiders. The first preseason game of the year is over.

Third quarter

With both teams deep on the field, the Jaguars got on the scoreboard with their first points of the preseason: a Elliot Fry 46-yard field goalto leave the score 20-3 in favor of the Raiders facing the final 15 minutes.

Second bedroom

Touchdown Raiders! New score for Las Vegas, who closes the first half with a 20-0 lead. Once again it’s the running game that leads the Raiders into the promise zone, this time on a 12-yard run by quarterback Jarrett Stidham.

Touchdown Raiders! Ameer Abdullah rushed for 8 yards to make it 13-0 for Las Vegas. Earlier, a nice connection between Nick Mullens and Tyron Johnson for 25 yards to get in the red zone from Jacksonville.

First quarter

First capture of number one in the Draft! Travon Walker throws Stidham to stop a further advance by the Raiders, who already lead 6-0.

The game has started and the Raiders immediately take the lead with a 32-yard field goal by Daniel Carlson. Before, the good brings from Josh Jacobs and a connection of 31 yards between Jarrett Stidham and Keelan Cole. 3-0 Vegas.

Confirmed time. The Raiders-Jaguars game will begin at 9:40 p.m. ET, 40 minutes later than originally scheduled. The two teams are already on the field for warm-ups.

Delays due to bad weather. The game was scheduled to start at 9:00 p.m. ET, but has been delayed due to heavy rainfall that hit Canton, Ohio. There are still no certainties on the new exact start time of the duel, while the intensity of the rainfall is expected to decrease.

Where and how to watch Las Vegas Raiders vs. Jacksonville Jaguars? Schedule, TV channel and online streaming

• Day: Thursday, August 4.
• Time: 19:00 from Mexico City, 20:00 from the eastern United States, 21:00 from Argentina and 2:00 p.m. from Spain (Friday).
• TV channel:
  • Mexico: ESPN
  • USA:NBC
• flow:
  • Mexico: Star+
  • USA: Peacock, fuboTV, Hulu+, Sling TV, YouTube TV (US)