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Training Camp Notebook 8/2: Who impressed in Raiders' mock game?

No matter how you look at it, the Raiders were victorious today.

The team conducted a mock game inside of Allegiant Stadium for their ninth training camp practice. With guys shuffling in at multiple positions, the final score ended up being 38-36. Nevertheless, the score doesn't matter as much as the competitive, gameday atmosphere helped prepare the roster for what's the come.

Raider Nation was victorious as well, filing into the stadium for a first look at Geno Smith and first-rounder Ashton Jeanty among others. It was worth the price of admission considering the big plays witnessed on the grass.

Raiders observations from mock game, first week in pads

Pete Carroll wanted to simulate as close to a game-day environment as possible for his new team. The day included a pregame warmup, halftime and three quarters of play.

The Raiders ended their workweek with a mock game at Allegiant Stadium in front of an estimated 18,000 fans on Saturday.

Pete Carroll wanted to simulate as close to a game-day environment as possible for his new team. The day included a pregame warmup, halftime and three quarters of play.

Among the highlights were the big day by quarterback Geno Smith, and Raiders minority owner Tom Brady watching from the sideline. The lowlight was the serious lower right leg injury suffered by safety Lonnie Johnson, which Carroll described as “significant.”

Raiders Scrimmage: the Excellent, Good, Bad, and Concerning Developments

HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders took their 2025 NFL Training Camp on the road for the short trip to Allegiant Stadium today for what was a terrific scrimmage in front of the Raider Nation faithful.

Some excellent, good, bad, and concerning things stood out to me and I addressed all of those in my camp observations, below.

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