Overview

• In Week 4, Ashton Jeanty returned to his straight-up pre-snap posture often dubbed the “Michael Myers” stance.
• He produced 138 rushing yards on 21 carries with one rushing touchdown, plus two receptions for 17 yards and two more scores for 155 yards from scrimmage.
• Jeanty said he first used the stance as a junior at Boise State because it keeps him comfortable and helps him read defenses.
• Pete Carroll said he loved Jeanty going back to the stance, and the player said he and the staff aligned on the choice.
• The outing more than doubled his prior season production, and the Raiders’ next game is against the Colts on Sunday.