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That is all the Oakland Raiders have scored in the last two weeks on offense. A mere 4.5 points per game and zero touchdowns. Good fantasy outputs don’t come from that kind of production. But hey Gareon Conley Jersey , the Raiders get to face the Arizona Cardinals. The Cardinals have just two wins, so that has to be a good matchup right? No, think again. Must StartWR Larry FitzgeraldI don’t really care who is playing quarterback. I think I would be able to throw a jump ball to Larry Fitzgerald every play this Sunday and do somewhat decently. Fitzgerald is having a down year, just 100 yards receiving in one game, but he has 14 catches in the past two games. So things are heading in the right direction and there is no one better to help offenses right the ship than that Oakland defense. RB David JohnsonDavid Johnson had 183 scrimmage yards and two touchdowns against the Chiefs last weekend. D/ST CardinalsArizona likes to blitz, gets to the quarterback at an impressive rate and the Raiders haven’t done a great job protecting Derek Carr. Pressure forces turnovers and that leads to fantasy points. Oh yeah, and Oakland hasn’t scored a touchdown this MONTH!Proceed with CautionRB Doug MartinThe Cardinals are just bad against the run. In the first seven games of the season, they gave up over 100 yards rushing six times for a total average of 137 yards per game and more than four yards per carry. The Raiders should look to run the ball a lot as that is the best way to beat Arizona. Furthermore, a better run game will take pressure off Carr as the Cardinals enjoy bringing the heat. Doug Martin has an opportunity to get a lot of carries and maybe break a few runs against a poor run defense. RB Jalen RichardThe Cardinals love to blitz. Carr loves to get rid of the football quickly. If Carr doesn’t have time to look far down the field, who is going to get a lot of dump offs? Jalen Richard. BenchQB Derek CarrIn two straight blow outs with plenty of garbage time, Carr has thrown for just 207 yards per game. On Sunday, Carr will face a defense that loves to blitz and has 29 sacks on the season, just two off the league lead. With the injured and poorly performing Oakland offensive line, Carr will not have any time to push the ball down the field, especially with the lack of weapons the team now possesses at the skill positions, and will be on the ground quite a bit. TE Jared CookArizona has allowed more than 57 yards receiving to the tight end position just once all season. Over the entire season, the position is averaging only 42 yards per game and has scored two touchdowns. Jared Cook, on the other hand, has averaged 35.2 yards in the last five contests. The Cardinals’ defense has been stout the entire season and Cook is trending in the wrong direction. Cook’s only good game recently was against the Colts and they are bad on defense.Raiders D/STIf a gun was put to your head and you had to start the Oakland defense in one game this season, it might be smart to pick the matchup against Josh Rosen and the Cardinals. But that is only if there is a gun to your head. Follow along as the fifth round of the 2019 NFL Draft continues."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Raiders StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Raiders NewsYahoo Raiders Team PageYahoo Raiders ReportYahoo Raiders Depth ChartYahoo Raiders TransactionsYahoo Raiders PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕2019 NFL Draft: Round 5 live blog, open threadNew,103commentsFollow along as the fifth round of the 2019 NFL Draft continues. PDTShareTweetShareShare2019 NFL Draft: Round 5 live blog, open threadChuck Cook-USA TODAY SportsThe Silver & Black have made the most of their draft so far, and have stressed the importance of improving their defense. Will that trend continue in the fifth round? Follow along with the rest of the Silver & Black Pride community as round five of the 2019 NFL Draft kicks off. See Round 4: (Picks 103-138)Pick 139: Arizona Cardinals: Deionte Thompson, S, AlabamaPick 140: Jacksonville Jaguars: Ryquell Armstead, RB Johnathan Hankins Jersey , TemplePick 141: Pittsburgh Steelers: Zach Gentry, TE, MichiganPick 142: Seattle Seahawks: Ben Burr-Kirven, LB, WashingtonPick 143: New York Giants: Ryan connelly, LB, WisconsinPick 144: Indianapolis Colts: Marvell Tell III, S, USCPick 145: Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Matt Gay, K, UtahPick 146: Detroit Lion: Amani Oruwariye, CB, Penn StatePick 147: Buffalo Bills: Vosean Joseph, LB, FloridaPick 148: San Francisco 49ers: Dree Greenlaw, LB, ArkansasPick 149: OAKLAND RAIDERS: Hunter Renfrow, WR, ClemsonPick 150: Green Bay Packers: Kingsley Keke, DT, Texas A&MPick 151: Miami Dolphins: Andrew Van Ginkel, LB, WisconsinPick 152: Atlanta Falcons: Qadree Ollison, RB, PittsburghPick 153: Washington Redskins: Ross Pierschbacher, C, Alabama Pick 154: Carolina Panthers: Jordan Scarlett Bo Jackson Jersey , RB, Florida Pick 155: Cleveland Browns: Mack Wilson, LB, Alabama Pick 156: Denver Broncos: Justin Hollins, LB, OregonPick 157: New York Jets: Blake Cashman, LB, MinnesotaPick 158: Dallas Cowboys: Michael Jackson, CB MiamiPick 159: New England Patriots: Byron Cowart, DT, MarylandPick 160: Baltimore Ravens: Daylon Mack, DT, Texas A&MPick 161: Houston Texans: Charles Omenihu, DE, TexasPick 162: Minnesota Vikings: Cameron Smith, LB, USCPick 163: New England Patriots: Jake Bailey, P, Stanford Pick 164: Indianapolis Colts: EJ. Speed, LB, Tarleton StPick 165: Dallas Cowboys: Joe Jackson, DE, Miami Pick 166: Los Angeles Chargers: Easton Stick, QB, North Dakota State Pick 167: Philadelphia Eagles: Clayton Thorson, QB, NorthwesternPick 168: Tennessee Titans: D’Andre Walker Womens Bo Jackson Jersey , Edge, Georgia Pick 169: Los Angeles Rams: David Edwards, OT, WisconsinPick 170: Cleveland Browns: Austin Seibert, K, Oklahoma Pick 171: New York Giants: Darius Slayton, WR, Auburn Pick 172: Atlanta Falcons: Jordan Miller, CB, Washington Pick 173: Washington Redskins: Cole Holcomb, LB, North Carolina See Round 6Best Players Available: Kelvin Harmon, WR, NC StateAmani Oruwariye, CB, Penn StateGerald Willis, DI, MiamiKaden Smith, TE, StanfordIsaiah Buggs, DI, AlabamaChristian Miller, ED, Alabama