Raiders vs. Colts, Week 1: Andrew Luck leads comeback win

Allen had one catch for 20 yards and a touchdown before leaving the game with the hip injury. Colts head coach Chuck Pagano said the extent of Allen’s injury won’t be known until the results of the MRI are known.

The Colts escaped with a 21-17 win after the Raiders threatened to pull off the upset in Week 1.

Pryor was impressive as a passer, too, completing 19-of-29 passes for 217 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions. The rushing was the highlight, but fans should be encouraged by how he spread around the football in the passing game, as the quarterback found seven different receivers.

It’s unlikely people had Terrelle Pyror on their team, but he might be worth a pickup after finishing Week 1 with 329 all purpose yards and one touchdown.

Terrelle Pryor’s tumble into an older member of the chain crew was scary for a moment ... but then the guy hopped right up and got back to work:

I think he awarded the Raiders a field goal for that play? Does he have that authority?

Full inactives below:

• An early 2014 mock draft

The Raiders are hoping to steal an early win on the road, but taking down the reinvigorated Colts will be a tall order.

With the mobile but sometimes inaccurate Pryor taking the field, Tyler Brooke at Stampede Blue thinks the Colts defense will challenge the quarterback to beat them through the air by containing him on the ground.

SET IN STONE: Darren McFadden, Running Back, Oakland Raiders

When it comes to Week 1, you start them as you draft them, right? That’s the case with McFadden, although how injury prone he is will scare most fantasy owners. He fell very far in all drafts of which I have been apart of, which surprised me. You most likely drafted him in one of your two running back slots, or if you’re in a smaller league, possibly your flex spot, but McFadden is a powerful back that is a go for Week 1.