Raiders report card: Acing the final series enough for a passing (and running) grade
Raiders report card: Acing the final series enough for a passing (and running) grade Raiders make mistakes galore, but pull out a 32-31 win over Denver Broncos by relying on the right people The Raiders offensive braintrust of quarterback Derek Carr (4) and coach Jon Gruden got it right when it mattered most against Denver. Grading the Raiders’ 32-31 win over Denver Sunday to close out the regular season: PASS OFFENSE: B-minus Let’s get the bad out of the way first. Three of the Raiders’ four turnovers came on pass plays — two interceptions by Derek Carr and a lost fumble by Darren Waller. Carr slightly underthrew Nelson Agholor on a post (Agholor may or may not have had a chance to catch it, being that a Denver defender had early contact). But when it mattered, Carr delivered his 21st fourth-quarter comeback and finished 24 of 38 for a season-high 371 yards and third-down touchdown strikes to Waller (28 yards) and Bryan Edwards (26 yards). He threaded a two-point conversio...