Raiders week 11 snap counts vs Bengals: Offense sees lowest snap total in years

How bad was the disparity in Raiders’ loss to the Bengals on Sunday in terms of snaps? Considerable. While the 74 snaps the Bengals spent on offense was not notable, how few the Raiders had on offense was quite notable.

Not only were their 47 offensive snaps a season-low, it was their lowest snap total in at least more than a decade. It may go back farther than that, but 2011 is as far back as Pro Football Reference tracks snap counts.

Since Derek Carr took over as quarterback in 2014, the offense had never had fewer than 50 snaps in a game. And as you might expect, the Raiders’ record when the offense has been pretty bad.

This is the 12th time in Carr’s career that the Raiders offense has had fewer than 55 snaps. They are 2-10 in those games.

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