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Another incredible finish — but what else would you expect for the final Las Vegas Raiders game of the season?
Record:
The Raiders finished the 2020 season with a 8-8 record.
What it means:
The Raiders won a wild game against the Denver Broncos to finish the season .500. It wasn’t pretty and they went 2-5 down the stretch, but it was a happy — but anxiety-inducing — ending to the season.
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Turning point:
A Josh Jacobs touchdown and a two-point conversion in the final seconds to give the Raiders the win. What a nutty season, what a nutty year.
Injury report:
Las Vegas cornerback Trayvon Mullen left the game late in the first quarter with a shoulder injury, but he returned in the third quarter. Fellow cornerback Damon Arnette left the game in the second quarter with a neck issue. Meanwhile, Henry Ruggs III took a shot to the head in the third quarter on a play he lost a fumble, he was evaluated for a concussion. Safety Johnathan Abram hurt his hip in the fourth quarter.
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What’s next:
The 2021 offseason is upon us. There will definitely be some change in Las Vegas, starting with the search for a new defensive coordinator, which is the first order of business which should be another busy offseason for the Raiders.
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