Las Vegas Raiders coach Antonio Pierce was moved by the effort wide receiver Davante Adams gave in the Raiders' 63-21 win over the Los Angeles Chargers last season.
When the Las Vegas Raiders fell 3-0 to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 14 last season, there was a sense of depletion among Raider Nation.
Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams, who had come off an underwhelming 53-yard receiving game, finished with 101 yards and a touchdown on eight receptions, just his second of what would be three 100-plus-yard receiving outings.
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