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Since then, the most the 6-foot-6 tight end has seen in a game is eight, which came against Chicago. In Week one, tight end Darren Waller had 19 targets. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

Option 2: More volume for Waller & Moreau Inglewood, California, USA Las Vegas Raiders tight end Darren Waller (83) celebrates after catching a pass for a touchdown against the Los Angeles Chargers during the second half at SoFi Stadium. With Ruggs out of the picture, Jones could easily see his targets increase to at least five per game as the season rolls on and become the Raiders wide receiver replacement for Ruggs on a permanent basis. Through the team’s first seven games, Ruggs averaged five targets per game and saw a season-high seven targets in weeks two and three. This year, Jones has played in a minimum of six special teams snaps, which happened both at Pittsburgh and in Los Angeles against the Chargers. “Zay’s made a lot of plays in the games we’ve played in, and people don’t even notice what he’s done playing flyer on the punt team and he’s on kickoff return,” Bisaccia said. We’re all forging our identity in life and certainly in the locker room through how we face adversity and how we deal with adversity.”Īfter a false start penalty pushed the Raiders back to third-and-15 on the Las Vegas 43, Carr, who completed 31-of-34 passes in a 33-22 victory, found Jones on a 50-50 ball in one-on-one coverage for a 43-yard gain. “As grown men, we all have to respond in a certain way. Now, we’ve been confronted with this situation. “I felt like we moved on from what happened before, and we had the chance to play two games.

“Two totally separate entities,” interim head coach Rich Bisaccia told the media Wednesday afternoon. That includes now finding another Raiders wide receiver option. While both incidents are completely different, interim head coach Rich Bisaccia talked the differences and how his team must - yet again - adapt and overcome. In just under a month, the Las Vegas Raiders have lost their head coach and top young wide receiver to controversy and tragedy. Paradise, Nevada, USA Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Zay Jones (7) celebrates scoring the game winning touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens during overtime at Allegiant Stadium.