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Klint Kubiak addresses Ashton Jeanty's disappearance from game plan vs. Jets

Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty saw his rushing workload drop dramatically during last weekend's contest against the New York Jets, getting handed the ball merely twice for nine total yards while appearing on under forty percent of offensive plays. Meanwhile, fellow rookie Mike Washington Jr.

shouldered the bulk of the ground game with twenty-five carries and an increased snap share. Head coach Klint Kubiak addressed the shift in usage during a media session, noting that while Washington took on more rushing duties based on how the contest unfolded, the team continues to rely on Jeanty for his contributions in the passing game and pass protection.

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