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I wrote, “Finally, even though they scored, I thought the Raiders looked tired in the fourth quarter. Conditioning appeared to be an issue in several games.” I think those fumbles at the end were conditions related.
Keeping their offense on the field for the entire first half was a masterstroke!
 

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I wrote, “Finally, even though they scored, I thought the Raiders looked tired in the fourth quarter. Conditioning appeared to be an issue in several games.” I think those fumbles at the end were conditions related.
probably, they had really long drives, till 3rd qrt the Raiders had the ball as much as you normally have in a full game. Our D on the other hand, switched out many players and at the end added a fresh Simmons and so on... I thought, Simmons in that phase was way more productive because of the Raiders O running on the last gas and Simmons not only being quite fresh but also with a chip on his shoulder. It seemed like he was finally always there where he should be... But who knows.
 

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Keeping their offense on the field for the entire first half was a masterstroke!
That's KK for you. His thought process appears to be, "What would a good NFL coach do in this situation? Okay, let's do the opposite. That will fool them."
 

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I wrote, “Finally, even though they scored, I thought the Raiders looked tired in the fourth quarter. Conditioning appeared to be an issue in several games.” I think those fumbles at the end were conditions related.
I don't think so. Renfrow had no reason to be more tired than our guys. Their offense was barely on the field in 2nd half. Certainly the second one was a crushing hit by Simmons. Most WRs fumble that ball even on the first play of the game.
 
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