вЂњThatвЂ™s up for coach Allen to talk about,вЂќ Carr said. Now the question will be if CarrвЂ™s strong performance that included one touchdown drive against SeattleвЂ™s first-team defense or SchaubвЂ™s health will be enough to change that plan before the opener against the New York Jets on Sept. Coach Dennis Allen hasnвЂ™t deviated from that plan even as Schaub struggled in the preseason before resting this game with a sore throwing elbow. Schaub was anointed the starter after being acquired in an offseason trade from Houston. I think weвЂ™re in good shape where weвЂ™re at with all of our quarterbacks and I feel good about being in the position weвЂ™re in.вЂќ вЂњLetвЂ™s not bury our head in the sand,вЂќ coach Dennis Allen said. Carr was almost perfect in the start in place of Matt Schaub, completing 11 of 13 passes for 143 yards and led Oakland (2-2) to four touchdowns in four drives. Rookie Derek Carr threw three touchdown passes to make a case he should be OaklandвЂ™s starting quarterback. вЂњRussell had a phenomenal preseason statistically in every way. вЂњWhen I look back at this preseason the thing that jumps out at me is what our offense was able to do when the first group was in there,вЂќ coach Pete Carroll said. He finished the exhibition season with a 78.6 completion percentage, three touchdowns, no interceptions and a 133.8 passer rating. Wilson opened the game with a 44-yard pass to Jermaine Kearse and finished 3 for 3 for 77 yards. Wilson ended his night after capping a quick opening drive with a 25-yard touchdown pass to Luke Willson before the Seahawks lost the exhibition finale to the Oakland Raiders 41-31 on Thursday night. вЂ“ Russell Wilson and SeattleвЂ™s first-team offense needed just four plays to show they are ready for the regular season.

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