5 biggest disappointments for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2020

By Nick Ellis | Oct 19, 2020

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Foster Moreau needs more playing time Mandatory Credit: Paul Rutherford-USA TODAY Sports /

5 biggest disappointments for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2020

Foster Moreau, Tight End

Foster Moreau himself has not necessarily been a disappointment himself, but more so his lack of playing time and utilization. In 2019, Moreau was on the field often, and although he did not have a lot of stats, he made a big difference in a lot of games, coming up big on third downs and catching five touchdowns in his rookie season.

So far in 2020, Moreau only has four receptions on four targets for one touchdown, including two games where he did not get a single target. Moreau is a young player who still needs to get reps to see exactly where he is, but he is losing a lot of snaps and opportunities to Jason Witten.

I would like to see the Raiders find a way to utilize Moreau a bit more, especially in the red zone. Although the Raiders have done a good job of moving the ball and spreading the ball around, it is always great to have more weapons to keep the defense on their toes.

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