Raiders team captains for Week 10 vs Seahawks includes 2 first timers

There wasn't a lot to celebrate for the Raiders last Sunday in their trip back to the Bay Area to face the 49ers. But among those who actually had a solid performance was left tackle Kolton Miller. He held down his side of the line, keeping pressure off of Kirk Cousins. While it wasn't enough to mov

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There wasn't a lot to celebrate for the Raiders last Sunday in their trip back to the Bay Area to face the 49ers. But among those who actually had a solid performance was left tackle Kolton Miller. He held down his side of the line, keeping pressure off of Kirk Cousins. While it wasn't enough to move the needle for the Raiders, Miller is being recognized for it by being named a captain for the first time this season.

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For as little as there was a to celebrate on offense, there was even less on defense. Treydan Stukes got an interception, but he was a captain just a few weeks ago. So, the nod went to Nakobe Dean who put up a career-high 19 combined tackles

(12 solo). A feat that went largely unnoticed due to how terrible the defense performed overall.

Getting the nod for special teams was WR Dareke Young who, just like Darelle Luter the week before, gets the nod against his former team. Last week he had two combined tackles and did a fine bit of blocking as well. He was even entrusted to carry the ball on a reverse on kick returns a couple times.

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