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OAKLAND Trayvon Mullen Jersey 2019 , Calif. (AP) — Jon Gruden’s return to the Oakland Raiders‘ sideline couldn’t have gotten off to a better start, with Marshawn Lynch powering his way into the end zone for a touchdown.The rest of the night turned out to be rather forgettable for the Raiders and showed that Oakland has a long way to go to get back to the level Gruden had the team playing at when his first stint as coach ended more than 16 years ago.All that positive energy generated when Gruden was hired back in January turned to a chorus of boos by the end of a 33-13 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Monday.“It was great,” Gruden said of being back on the sideline at the Oakland Coliseum. “It’s not time for that anymore. It’s about getting this football team better. It wasn’t good enough tonight.”The Raiders (0-1) were good enough for one half as Derek Carr led the team to that opening-drive touchdown and two more field goals that gave Oakland a 13-10 lead at halftime.But the Rams (1-0) then scored all 23 points in the second half, with Marcus Peters returning Carr’s third interception of the game 50 yards for a game-sealing touchdown that sent the fans who pined for Gruden’s return for years heading to the exits.“We are a better team than what was put out there on the field,” tight end Jared Cook said. “This one game does not define us.”The Raiders took the opening kick and drove 75 yards for a touchdown on a 10-yard run by Lynch. The Rams had Lynch stood up at the 3, but he powered his way into the end zone with help from a push by his offensive linemen.Oakland managed just six points the rest of the way against a defense fortified by the offseason additions of former All-Pros Peters, Aqib Talib and Ndamukong Suh.Carr threw an interception in the end zone to John Johnson in the second quarter, another in the fourth when he tried to pull back a pass at the last minute only to have the ball slip out and float right to linebacker Cory Littleton, and then the third on a miscommunication with Cook.“He did some good things tonight and obviously there are some critical errors he has to eliminate,” Gruden said. “He knows that. We all know that.”Here are some other takeaways from the game:FIND A RHYTHMThe Rams started slowly after resting their entire starting offense throughout the preseason, as well as several key defensive players. But things turned in the second half, starting with quarterback Jared Goff leading the team to a tying field goal on the opening drive. Then they took the lead for good on a 58-yard, four-play drive that featured two passes downfield to another offseason addition, Brandin Cooks Derek Carr Jersey White , and an 8-yard TD to Cooper Kupp.“Any first game of the year, you’re dealing with some things,” Goff said. “You look at other teams around the league and it’s no different for us.”COOK’S NIGHTCook was one of the only Raiders to have a big night. He caught nine passes for 180 yards , breaking Todd Christensen’s franchise record for receiving yards by a tight end. Christensen had 173 vs. the Chargers on Nov. 20, 1986.OH, SNAPThe Raiders got thrown for a loop early when long snapper Andrew DePaola injured his knee on a punt in the first quarter and didn’t return. Tight end Lee Smith filled in and provided accurate snaps on two field goals. He had a high snap on a punt, but Johnny Townsend leaped and brought it down with no issues. It was a far cry from the 2012 season opener when Jon Condo got hurt for Oakland and Travis Goethel came in and botched three snaps in a loss to the Chargers.“It was stressful, I can’t even lie to you guys,” Smith said. “I’m just glad they all got back there.”FEED THE BEASTRams RB Todd Gurley had just five touches in the first half. He carried four times for 19 yards and took a short flip from Goff 19 yards for a score on his only reception. Gurley had 18 touches in the second half, carrying 16 times for 89 yards and catching two passes for 20 yards.“You just try to get in that rhythm, get the ball, get consecutive run plays in a row,” he said. “We were able to do that in the second half.” Monday the Raiders continued offseason workouts. The veterans have been at the facility working out since mid-April. Those workouts continued last week. But this week the players on the field grew..." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesSilver And Black Pride homepageHorizontal - WhiteSilver And Black Pridean Oakland Raiders communityFollow Silver And Black Pride online:Follow Silver And Black Pride on TwitterFollow Silver And Black Pride on FacebookLog in or sign upLog InSign UpSite searchSearchSearchSilver And Black Pride main menuFanpostsFanshotsRaidersOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 321 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Raiders StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Raiders NewsYahoo Raiders Team PageYahoo Raiders ReportYahoo Raiders Depth ChartYahoo Raiders TransactionsYahoo Raiders PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Look: Raiders rookies take field to work out with veterans for first timeNew,31commentsPDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Look: Raiders rookies take field to work out with veterans for first timeTwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailMonday the Raiders continued offseason workouts. The veterans have been at the facility working out since mid-April. Those workouts continued last week. But this week the players on the field grew by quite a bit because they were joined by the Raiders rookie class.In total the Raiders on the field grew by 22 rookies. That’s 9 drafted rookies and 13 undrafted. The Raiders posted some shots from today’s workouts on the official website. Here are some select shots of the rookies Clelin Ferrell Oakland Raiders Jersey , many alongside their veteran teammates. Grid View Trent Brown (foreground), Tyler Roemer (left), Andre James (right)Oakland Raiders Clelin Ferrel (foreground), James Cowser (left), Eddie Vanderdoes (right)Oakland Raiders Te’Von ConeyOakland Raiders Johnathan AbramOakland Raiders Dylan MabinOakland Raiders Jon Gruden talks with Clelin Ferrell during warmupsOakland Raiders Lukayus McNeil (foreground), Lester Cotton Sr (background)Oakland Raiders Josh JacobsOakland Raiders Keelan DossOakland Raiders Brian BurtOakland Raiders Daryl Worley in drills as Gareon Conley, Dylan Mabin, Nevin Lawson, Keisean Nixon, and NIck Nelson look onOakland Raiders Keisean Nixon (foreground), Dylan Mabin (background)Oakland Raiders AJ ColeOakland Raiders Quinton Bell works the blocking dummy as Benson Mayowa and Johnathan Hankins look onOakland Raiders Isaiah JohnsonOakland Raiders Ronald OllieOakland Raiders Hunter RenfrowOakland Raiders Josh Jacobs runs with the ball as Keith Smith clears the wayOakland Raiders “Raiders on 3. 1-2-3 Raiders”Oakland RaidersUnlike phase one, phase two allows coaches to be on the field with the players. This isn’t the first time the Raiders rookies have set foot on the field with or without coaches. They held rookie minicamp the weekend following the draft. It’s just the first time any of them have gotten to take the field with their veteran Raiders teammates with whom they will share a practice field in Alameda for at least the next couple months.Phase will conclude at the end of this week and give way to phase three next week which is the start of OTA’s. Follow @LeviDamien