San Francisco suffered a concerning loss Sunday, while the Raiders’ future outlook likely improved despite another on-field setback.

Murray was back to his running ways with 83 yards on seven attempts, including a 50-yard touchdown on the team’s second offensive play of the game. The threat to run also paid off in the fourth quarter when he ran forward to the left only to stop and hit wide-open tight end Elijah Higgins at the back of the end zone for a 2-yard touchdown.