Raiders Fall To the Cowboys & We Have Everything Coach Antonio Pierce Said Post Game

The Las Vegas Raiders fell to the Dallas Cowboys tonight here at Allegiant Stadium, and we have everything Coach Antonio Pierce said after the game.
Las Vegas Raiders Head Coach Antonio Pierce
Las Vegas Raiders Head Coach Antonio Pierce / Darrell Craig Harris, Sports Illustrated
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LAS VEGAS, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders completed their fourth week of the 2024 NFL Training Camp tonight by losing to the Dallas Cowboys at Allegiant Stadium in their second preseason exhibition game.Head coach Antonio Pierce stressed the importance of this game when discussing the looming quarterback battles between Aidan O’Connell and Gardner Minshew.

“The goal would be to hopefully make a decision after this game this Saturday. We got to get ready to play football. We got enough film and we'll have two games here to evaluate both quarterbacks to see how they'll play. And we haven't really made a decision on who's going to start or not. But either way, both with play a quarter."

Davante Adams did not dress for the game.  He said he preferred not to play in the preseason, and Coach Pierce said all healthy players would.


After the game, Pierce said of Adams’ injury that he had injured himself in earlier this week.

Gardner Minshew got the start at QB, and he was Minshew: 10/21 for 95 yards with zero interceptions and zero touchdowns for an unimpressive quarterback rating of 61%

Aidan O’Connell was 14/20 for 96 yards, had one interception, and one touchdown for a quarterback rating of 76%.

After the game, we met with Coach Antonio Pierce to discuss the contest.

You can watch everything that he said below.


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Hondo Carpenter
HONDO CARPENTER

Hondo S. Carpenter Sr. is an award-winning sports journalist who brings decades of experience to his role as editor and publisher, and beat writer for our Las Vegas Raiders and the NFL coverage. Carpenter is a member of the PFWA, FWAA, and USBWA.