Maxx Crosby was the highest-graded player in Week 1 for Raiders

5 highest-graded players for the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 1

The Las Vegas Raiders were unable to get a Week 1 win over the Los Angeles Chargers. However, that does not mean they didn’t have a few players stand out.

One of those players is Maxx Crosby, who continued to torment the Chargers. According to Pro Football Focus, Crosby was the team’s highest-graded player in Week 1 after totaling seven pressures, five hits and two quarterback hurries. He was completely dominant despite not registering a sack.

So who else graded well for the Raiders in Week 1? Here are the five highest-graded players for the Raiders against the Chargers.

It’s not a surprise that Davante Adams graded so highly after totaling over 140 receiving yards and a touchdown. Seeing Nate Hobbs on the list isn’t shocking either as he played a fantastic game against Mike Williams and Keenan Allen.

It’s also nice to see rookie offensive lineman Dylan Parham on this list. He did not allow a single pressure on 35 total offensive snaps as he played right guard in this contest. He could wind up being a starter for the Raiders sooner rather than later.

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