Levi Damien, Raiders WireMon, December 1, 2025 at 5:46 PM UTC·3 min readThe losing streak for the Raiders increased to six on Sunday in Los Angeles. What seemed for a moment might be a more hotly contested games. Then the second half arrived and the Raiders reverted to the norm.
Offense
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Spec Tms
Player
Pos
Num
Pct
Num
Pct
Alex Cappa
G
48
100%
2
9%
Delmar Glaze
T
48
100%
2
9%
Dylan Parham
G
48
100%
2
9%
Stone Forsythe
OL
48
100%
2
9%
Geno Smith
QB
48
100%
0
0%
Brock Bowers
TE
47
98%
0
0%
Ashton Jeanty
RB
46
96%
0
0%
Tre Tucker
WR
46
96%
0
0%
Atonio Mafi
G
31
65%
0
0%
Ian Thomas
TE
27
56%
10
45%
Jack Bech
WR
27
56%
7
32%
Tyler Lockett
WR
25
52%
0
0%
Caleb Rogers
G
17
35%
0
0%
Dont'e Thornton
WR
14
29%
0
0%
Carter Runyon
TE
6
12%
14
64%
Raheem Mostert
RB
2
4%
6
27%
Defense
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Spec Tms
Isaiah Pola-Mao
S
67
100%
4
18%
Maxx Crosby
DE
67
100%
0
0%
Jeremy Chinn
S
67
100%
0
0%
Eric Stokes
CB
67
100%
0
0%
Devin White
LB
67
100%
0
0%
Jonah Laulu
DT
52
78%
8
36%
Adam Butler
DT
42
63%
7
32%
Lonnie Johnson Jr.
S
36
54%
5
23%
Kyu Blu Kelly
CB
34
51%
3
14%
Charles Snowden
DE
33
49%
8
36%
Darien Porter
CB
33
49%
5
23%
Jamal Adams
LB
31
46%
0
0%
Elandon Roberts
LB
31
46%
0
0%
Thomas Booker
DT
30
45%
5
23%
Malcolm Koonce
DE
21
31%
10
45%
Tyree Wilson
DE
21
31%
6
27%
Leki Fotu
DL
20
30%
1
5%
JJ Pegues
DT
11
16%
6
27%
Greedy Vance
CB
7
10%
0
0%
Special Teams
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Spec Tms
Tristin McCollum
S
0
0%
20
91%
Tommy Eichenberg
LB
0
0%
20
91%
Cody Lindenberg
LB
0
0%
19
86%
Jon Rhattigan
LB
0
0%
19
86%
Decamerion Richardson
CB
0
0%
15
68%
Dylan Laube
RB
0
0%
10
45%
AJ Cole III
P
0
0%
6
27%
Jacob Bobenmoyer
LS
0
0%
6
27%
Daniel Carlson
K
0
0%
5
23%
Alex Bachman
WR
0
0%
5
23%
Will Putnam
C
0
0%
2
9%
Charles Grant
T
0
0%
2
9
1. Wide receiver
Jack Bech got his second highest snap percentage (56%) of the season. After getting a combine total of 32 snaps over the past four games, he got 27 snaps in this one. Meanwhile, fellow rookie Dont'e Thornton got his second fewest snaps of the season. I mean, if you don't count the game he was inactive. Meanwhile Alex Bachman was relegated to special teams duties.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement2. Tight end
Michael Mayer's absence with an ankle injury meant Ian Thomas got his highest snap percentage of the season (56%).
3. Guard
The Raiders switched things up again this week. Jordan Meredith missed the game with an ankle injury and instead of putting Will Putnam back in at center and Alex Cappa at right guard, they put Cappa at center and started rookie Caleb Rogers at right guard. Only Pete Carroll didn't just put Rogers into his first game action and stick with him. He switched him out for Atonio Mafi and Mafi ended up playing the majority of the snaps there. Rogers saw just 17 snaps to Mafi's 31.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement4. Defensive end
For the second week in a row, Charles Snowden had the next most snaps behind Maxx Crosby. It meant the two highest snap percentage games of the season for Snowden. Meanwhile these have been the lowest snap percentage weeks for Malcolm Koonce. Not a good sign for Koonce who signed a one-year, $10 million deal hoping to earn a long term deal this offseason.
5. Cornerback
Likewise left cornerback duties were split between Kyu Blu Kelly and rookie Darien Porter. Only in their case, it was split right down the middle, with Kelly seeing one more snap (34) than Porter (33).
This article originally appeared on Raiders Wire: Raiders Week 13 snap counts vs Chargers: 5 notable observations
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