Raiders Report host Mitchell Rens delivered a late-night analysis, highlighting the mixed outcomes for the team. While the game concluded at 12:23 a.m., the implications of the performance were far from sleepy. The Raiders’ starters and second-string players struggled, showing signs of being outworked and undisciplined against a Seahawks team that notably didn’t start any of their key players. Rens pointed out a concerning lack of cohesion, with early penalties and missed tackles that could spell trouble as the season approaches.

The quarterback battle between Aidan O’Connell and Cam Miller took center stage, with Miller emerging as a standout. Despite O’Connell’s disappointing stats—18 completions on 30 attempts, 205 yards, a touchdown, and two interceptions—Miller’s impressive performance, including a touchdown throw that showcased a veteran’s poise, has ignited discussions about the backup quarterback role.

Defensively, the Raiders were pushed around, raising alarms about their depth and discipline. Rens emphasized the need for improvement in both the offensive and defensive lines, as the team prepares for their next match against the San Francisco 49ers. With fans left anxious and hopeful, the Raiders must regroup quickly to address glaring weaknesses before the regular season kicks off.