The Raiders’ early-season performance is drawing attention to quarterback Kirk Cousins, with at least one report suggesting he could be a candidate for Comeback Player of the Year. The focus is on his strong start through the first two games.
According to the outlets, Cousins has accumulated 413 total yards, six touchdowns, and a 67.8% completion rate in that span. The New York Post also includes game-day context, noting his appearance throwing in a matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium. While both sources emphasize similar statistics and the idea of a comeback narrative, they primarily differ in presentation—one summarizing the season outlook and the other adding more descriptive detail around the quarterback’s on-field moments.
Overall, the reporting agrees on the core point: Cousins’ production early in the season stands out, and that performance is fueling discussion about potential season awards.
