Ashton Jeanty gained just 25 yards on six carries against San Francisco, logging 98 rushing yards over his past five games.
The No. 6 overall draft pick saw his playing time increase to 64 percent of the snaps at San Francisco, up from a career-low 40 percent in Week 8, Silver And Black Pride reported. Yet, that heavier workload failed to translate into production on the ground.
Jeanty has shown effectiveness as a receiver in previous outings, but Week 9 brought a stark reversal. He hauled in five catches for minus-5 yards on Sunday.
Meanwhile, the team’s second-round pick played 17 snaps, marking his fewest in any healthy game this season. He contributed one catch for nine yards on two targets.
Bech has recorded six catches for 57 yards across five games this season. The third-round pick played 52 percent of the snaps and earned the start after missing almost all of Week 8 due to a groin injury.
The benched starter finished the game by stepping in for rookie Trey Zuhn at right guard in the third quarter. Zuhn sustained a concussion and remains questionable for the upcoming Seattle game. Consequently, Rogers, a third-round pick, could draw the start this week.
The offensive lineman selected in the third round did not play on offense as he usually does. The wide receiver taken in the fourth round has spent two games on the 53-man roster, sitting inactive for both.
The fourth-round defensive tackle played 33 snaps against the 49ers, marking the fourth-highest total among Raiders defensive tackles. He had previously served as the primary snap-getter at his position for most of the season.
A defensive tackle chosen in the sixth round was active for the fourth time this year, logging 13 defensive snaps. The seventh-round pick logged 18 snaps on special teams, matching his usual workload while maintaining a total of just three defensive snaps for the season.
