"What's my level of concern? That we're not scoring enough points," coach Pete Carroll said. "That's about as obvious as you can get. ... There are a lot of factors here."
"We have to get him involved," Kelly admitted. "He's obviously our number one threat out there, and we've got to continue to get him involved in terms of what we do. Jacksonville and New England were a good example. We didn't do a good job, I didn't do a good job in the Denver game."
"The details are everything," said Jeanty. "And you may not think it's the play where you messed up, but more times than not, it is that play that can change the game in a bad way for you and your team. So every single detail, every single play matters."
The Las Vegas Raiders offense has been repeatedly held to single digits this season and has not scored more than 30 points in 29 games. Offensive struggles prompted visible concern about scoring and recognition of multiple contributing factors. Offensive coordinator Chip Kelly plans to tailor the game plan around tight end Brock Bowers and acknowledged missed opportunities in recent games. Running back Ashton Jeanty emphasized that attention to every detail and every play can change outcomes. The Raiders sit at 2-7 in the AFC West and will face the 3-5-1 Dallas Cowboys, who have conceded 277 points.
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