A quarter into the season some Raiders players on pace for some crazy numbers

We are at the quarter mark of the season, so let’s look at where the Raiders’ current numbers project them over a full 16 games along with where those numbers would have ranked last season.

Record: 4-12

2017 rank: 30th

Points for: 388

2017 rank: 10th

Points against: 492

2017 rank: By far the most points allowed in the NFL. You have to go back to 2011 to find a team that gave up more points. That season the Tampa Bay Buccaneers gave up 494 points.

Derek Carr: 5492 yards, 24 TD’s, 28 Int

2017 rank: Best in NFL in passing yards, 11th most passing TD’s, most Int’s in the NFL

Marshawn Lynch: 1200 yards rushing, 12 TD’s, 1440 yards from scrimmage

2017 rank: 4th in rushing yards, 2nd in rushing TD’s.

Doug Martin: 392 yards rushing, 0 TD’s

2017 rank: 50th in rushing

Jared Cook: 104 catches, 1480 yards, 8 TD’s

2017 rank: Most receptions among TE’s (3rd overall), Most yards among TE’s (2nd overall), 2nd in TD’s among TE’s (8th overall).

Jordy Nelson: 64 catches, 1096 yards, 8 TD’s

2017 rank: 31st in receptions, 10th in yards, 8th in TD’s.

Amari Cooper: 84 catches, 1080 yards, 4 TD’s

2017 rank: 11th in catches, 12th in yards, 51st in TD’s.

Jalen Richard: 72 catches, 608 yards, 0 TD’s

2017 ranks: 5th in catches among RB’s (23rd overall), 6th in receiving among RB’s (62nd overall),

Martavis Bryant: 45 catches, 555 yards, 0 TD’s

2017 rank: 83rd in catches, 73rd in yards

Seth Roberts: 30 catches, 330 yards, 4 TD’s

2017 rank: 131st in catches, 130th in yards, 51st in TD’s

Overall: Carr approaching 5500 yards when he has never even reached 4000 yards in a season, a 1200-yard rusher, and THREE 1000-yard receivers. That’s redonkulous. Though if you’d asked the pace before the Browns game, the results would have been far different, so things can change quickly.