Davante Adams calls sideline meeting, fires up Raiders' offense

After six-plus quarters of anemic offensive football -- the Las Vegas Raiders had just 43 yards of total offense at halftime, with just 4 yards coming on the ground -- Davante Adams had seen enough. "It got ... not rowdy, but I had to speak up a little bit and use some voices just to get guys going," Adams said. Las Vegas, which trailed by 10 points with more than 10 minutes to play, rallied for a 26-23 victory to get its first win of the season. Indeed, the Raiders had lost 49 straight games when trailing by 10 or more points during the fourth quarter, dating to the 2016 season opener against the New Orleans Saints, according to ESPN Research.


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