On the bright side, Meyers has gone for 60-plus yards in each of his three games this season. The four targets he saw on Sunday marked his fewest of the season, but in a game where the Raiders had four three-and-outs, targets will prove hard to come by. It also doesn’t help that Tre Tucker and Geno Smith were vibing late, as the two combined for 145 yards and three touchdowns through the air. Meyers, whose longest play came on a 45-yard strike on the first play of the game, was averaging 11.5 targets per game heading into this one. We would expect him to earn a few more looks in Week 4’s game against the Bears, where he will be on the WR3 radar.

Meyers, who requested a trade yesterday, apparently remains a heavy part of Las Vegas’ plans for the season. Perhaps he’ll get a contract adjustment in the coming days. Schefter said that a team reached out to discuss Meyers and the Raiders weren’t willing to pick up salary and aren’t looking to trade their talented slot receiver. We’ll see how the situation unfolds but it sounds like Meyers can still be drafted as if he’ll be Vegas’ slot receiver for the time being.