Josh Jacobs was handed the ball just 12 times in the Oakland Raiders 28-10 loss, but he wasn’t the one to fault.
The Raiders were outmatched from the start of the second quarter and the same could be said for the entirety of the second half, forcing them to put the running attack on the back burner as they played from behind.
Meanwhile, with the game reaching its breaking point – Jacobs continued to run with purpose. In the second half, he found a hole on the right side of the offensive line and busted his way through the gap for a 51-yard gain, lowering his shoulder into the Chiefs defender for an additional gain.