DENVER — Jack Del Rio didn’t know he broke Twitter in the second half of the Raiders-Broncos game. And if he had known, Oakland’s head coach wouldn’t have cared.
After the Raiders took a 15-12 lead on a Derek Carr touchdown pass to Mychal Rivera, Del Rio went for a two-point conversion.
If you can do basic math, you know that doesn’t seem to make sense. A converted point-after kick would have given the Raiders a four-point lead, meaning a Denver field goal couldn’t tie the game. Social media exploded with vitriol for Del Rio.