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Injury report: CB Sean Smith questionable; Washington TE Reed's status uncertain

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Raiders safety Karl Joseph notched his first career forced fumble in Week 2’s blowout victory over the New York Jets. It came on his first sack, where he bent around a tackle into the pocket and devoured his pray. Joseph recovered the ball, and the Raiders quickly scored a touchdown. The second-year pro enjoyed that moment, but left the game with regrets. "I should have definitely had more sacks than I did,” Joseph said. “I feel like I should have had three.” Joseph had quarterback Josh McCown in the crosshairs three times, and feels like he should’ve finished each one. The game plan provided opportunity. Joseph blitzed six times – fellow safety Reggie Nelson attacked thrice

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GEICO SportsNite: Seferian-Jenkins on his return

The Jets defense may have allowed 45 points to the Raiders this past Sunday, but they are not embarrassed as they believe the unit as taken positive steps forward.  The Raiders racked up 410 total yards as they had both the run and pass game working in their home opener. Though it was a bad performance, LB Darron Lee spoke about why there were no heads hung in the locker room following the game. 

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NY Jet Bart Scott + NY Giant Amani Toomer Team Up with Chefs in Our Grill-Off

A little friendly competition never hurt anybody, right? Well, that’s what went down when Rach’s team -- chef Anne Burrell and former New York Jets linebacker Bart Scott -- went head to head in the kitchen with co-host Jesse Palmer’s team -- chef Sunny