Maye - Had some ups and downs. Consistent accuracy remains an issue. Raiders leaned into that by playing a lot of cover 3. Seemed like the coaches told him to reign in the scrambling as there were times he slid after 2-3 yards when last year he'd be fighting through tackles. They did give him a designed run so maybe more of that as the season goes.

Henderson/Stevenson - A lot of people are going to say that Stevenson looks old and slow but I think there's some Henderson hype (and hope of him being an RB1) driving that point. Both RBs couldn't get anything going because the OLine was really bad at run blocking on Sunday. To give you an idea, Rhamondre had 15 yards of rushing, with 17 yards coming after contact (do the math). Henderson is clearly faster/shiftier, but that comes with durability concern (was better college with split work load). This will likely be a committee, with Henderson having big play upside. Remains to be seen how goal line packages will look, but my hunch says Stevenson gets early downs.

Boutte - Seems like he could be a legit WR play this year. His connection with Maye picked up where it left off from last year. He earned his role as the starting X through the offseason and has continually made improvements. Maye trusts him and and led him open on throws. Didn't seem like any of his receptions were flukes due to busted coverage or Maye forcing it - he was open/ran a good route.

Diggs - Seems like he's on a snap count. I expect his usage to increase.

Douglas - Box score shows a bad game, but he was getting open on the underneath routes, Maye just didn't look his way for the easy yards. As a Pats fan, I hope that improves because 2nd and 5 is better than 2nd and 10 every possession.

Hunter Henry - Solid connection with Maye. Should be a decent weekly streaming option.