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Raiders
HomeFinal13 Sept, 21:25 BSTAllegiant Stadium
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13 Sept, 21:25 BST
Allegiant Stadium
Week 1 / The match report
Raiders ride Jeanty’s complete workload to a controlled opening win
Las Vegas paired a feature-back performance with disruptive defense, while Miami showed passing-game promise but could not turn volume into enough finishing plays.
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Explore the game data01 / The takeaway
23CarriesJeanty was the game’s defining fantasy force
Ashton Jeanty controlled Las Vegas’ offensive identity as both its lead runner and a central receiving answer. His workload, receiving touchdowns and full-PPR output make this an opening-game signal of a genuinely expansive role rather than a narrow rushing script.
02 / The takeaway
1InterceptionsLas Vegas won with pressure and finishing
The Raiders’ defense repeatedly changed Miami’s offensive conditions, producing sacks, an interception and a recovered opponent fumble while limiting the Dolphins’ scoring. That pressure was especially consequential against a Miami passing game that generated yardage but struggled to produce touchdowns.
03 / The takeaway
8TargetsMiami’s targets concentrated around two receivers, but the results diverged
Malik Washington commanded the largest slice of Miami’s targets and air yards, yet Caleb Douglas converted a smaller target total into the more productive receiving day. The contrast captures Miami’s central fantasy tension: meaningful perimeter opportunity was present, but catchable delivery and ball security shaped the final lines.
Jeanty supplied the floor and the ceiling
Jeanty’s rushing volume gave Las Vegas control, but his receiving deployment supplied the decisive fantasy upside. He was perfect on his charted catchable opportunities, worked on a substantial share of offensive snaps and routes, and produced more than a point per route in full-PPR scoring. The rushing efficiency was encouraging as well, though the negative rushing EPA is a useful reminder that an outstanding fantasy line does not mean every carry was consistently successful. Mike Washington Jr. spelled him with a smaller rushing contribution, while Dylan Laube’s involvement was chiefly on special teams rather than a meaningful offensive challenge to Jeanty’s workload.