'It starts with me' Raiders coach Josh McDaniels after overtime loss to the Cardinals

Comebacks were the story of a wild Week 2 in the NFL. Unfortunately for Josh McDaniels and his Las Vegas Raiders, they were on the wrong side of a comeback. The Raiders lost to the Arizona Cardinals 29-23 in overtime, dropping them to 0-2. The Cardinals overcame a 20-0 deficit, outscoring the Raiders 23-3 in the second half.

“We got a lot of things we will be able to learn from,” McDaniels told Raiders media after the game. “We have to start learning and winning at the same time. That’s important for us, but we’re going to learn something from this as well.”

McDaniels took accountability for the overtime loss, He remains confident in his team as the Raiders now focus on the Tennessee Titans this week.

"It starts with me," McDaniels said after the game. "I've got to do a better job of helping us to finish these kinds of things out if you get ahead and that's what we're going to work hard to do as we go forward."

Thayer Munford Jr. stepped in for injured Jermaine Eluemunor

Rookie offensive lineman Thayer Munford Jr. of Massillon stepped in at right tackle after Raiders starter Jermaine Eluemunor suffered a hip injury in the loss to the Cardinals. Munford Jr. ended up playing 28% of the team's offensive snaps. Munford has seen action on the line in both games this season, as the former Ohio State Buckeye awaits his first NFL start.

Up next: at Tennessee, 1 p.m., Sunday

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Dominique Robinson recovers fumble against Green Bay Packers

McKinley graduate Dominique Robinson didn't have the big numbers for the Bears he produced a week earlier in his NFL debut. The rookie defensive lineman, though, did help contribute one big play in Chicago's 27-10 loss at Green Bay on 'Sunday Night Football.'

Robinson, who played 31% of Chicago's defensive snaps, recovered a fumbled hand-off exchange between Aaron Rodgers and Aaron Jones. A week ago in a win over the 49ers, Robinson produced 1.5 sacks among his seven tackles in earning the second-highest rookie grade of 89.1%, according to Pro Football Focus.

“This is the NFL. Everybody has good players. We’re going to face that every week, and the young guys are in there for a reason,” Bears coach Matt Eberflus told the media Sunday night. “The experience they are getting right now is invaluable to our football team, so they are going to continue to play, and they are going to continue to get better and perform well. Tonight wasn’t the best night for some of these guys, but coaching players, we got to do a better job.”

Robinson is part of a trio of edge rush rushers that includes Pro Bowler Robert Quinn and Trevis Gipson. Quinn and Gipson combined for three sacks Sunday. Robinson showed some versatility to help create matchup issues by lining up inside on some plays.

Up next: vs. Houston, 1 p.m., Sunday

Ashton Dulin delivers career highs for Colts in Week 2

Former Malone University star receiver Ashton Dulin had his most productive game as NFL wide receiver in Week 2. He was targeted seven times, making five catches for 79 yards — all career highs — for the Indianapolis Colts in their 24-0 loss the Jaguars.

Through two games, Dulin has eight catches for 125 yards. The fourth-year pro had never caught more than two passes in a game prior to this season.

Up next: vs. Kansas City, 1 p.m., Sunday

Jamal Davis II returns to the CFL

Whether or not things work out again in the NFL for Jamal Davis II this year, one thing is for sure, he has a place in the Canadian Football League. On Saturday, the former McKinley star signed back with the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL. Montreal is 5-7 this season, second in the CFL's East Division. The Alouettes host Hamilton at 7:30 p.m., Friday.

Davis spent a chunk of this past offseason with Los Angeles Chargers, but did not make their final 53-man roster. He made a name for himself in the CFL last season after registering 17 tackles, four sacks and a defensive touchdown.

“Throughout the whole training camp & preseason, I put my heart & body on the line day in and day out,” Davis wrote on Twitter following his release. “(I) Earned the respect of my peers, and I’m happy about that. I’m devastated about the outcome because it not only impacts me, it impacts my family. It’s still a job. I trust God. Head Up”

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