Jalen Nailor is set to return for the Raiders on Sunday vs. the Buffalo Bills at Allegiant Stadium after sitting out the shellacking they endured against the New England Patriots. The fifth-year wideout didn't play amid the concussion he sustained Week 4 against the Kansas City Chiefs. Nailor returned to practice in full Friday — participating Thursday on a limited basis.
Nailor said he feels great and is 100 percent, adding, 'Just trying to be the best team player I can be. If I get one catch, 10 catches, it doesn't matter as long as we're winning. Just trying to help the team as best I could.' He emphasized his focus on winning over personal stats.
Through his first four games in Las Vegas, Nailor has five receptions for 52 yards, targeted 11 times by Kirk Cousins. Despite modest production, he remains a valuable part of the receiving corps with his veteran presence. Coach Klint Kubiak said, 'Jalen is a playmaker. He's going to help us. He's going to help us win a lot of games this year.'
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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