Week 13 snap counts: Keelan Doss plays 55 percent of snaps and is targeted just once

With Hunter Renfrow out with a broken rib, Keelan Doss stepped into the flanker receiver role as expected at logged 55 percent of snaps. He finished with just 1 catch for 11 yards, picking up said catch in garbage time well after the game was in hand.

Doss was unable to get much separation and only received 1 target throughout the entire game.

With more seasoning on defense, D.J. Swearinger has begun to pull away from Curtis Riley in the race for snaps at safety opposite Erik Harris. Swearinger played 72 percent of snaps, with Riley logging only 15 percent.

Maxx Crosby played an absurd 96 percent of snaps at defensive end with Josh Mauro left inactive. Crosby’s motor is elite and his conditioning is among the best on the team, but it’s hard to have a major impact when you’re on the field that often at defensive end.

The Raiders should tread lightly to avoid overusing Crosby. Fresh legs on the defensive line is of great importance and Crosby’s high mark shows a lack of confidence in the other options. The second highest defensive lineman was Johnathan Hankins at 64 percent.