LANDOVER, Md. — The Oakland Raiders' offense is ready for prime time. The Washington Redskins' offense hopes it will be.
With their passing attack led by Derek Carr and Michael Crabtree and running game by Marshawn Lynch, the Raiders have the NFL's fourth-ranked offense and are looking to continue their best start since their 2002 Super Bowl season.
Oakland's high-octane offense is the envy of the league, including the Redskins, who would love to emulate that kind of balance when they face the Raiders on Sunday night.
"There's nothing they're not doing well," Washington coach Jay Gruden said.