Former University of New Hampshire standout Dylan Laube scored the first touchdown of his NFL career Sunday, rushing 2 yards for a score with 10:49 remaining in the fourth quarter of the Las Vegas Raiders’ loss to the New England Patriots.
Laube’s touchdown cut the Raiders’ deficit to 38-17.
Laube, a sixth-round pick by the Raiders in 2024, had four carries for 9 yards and three catches for 16 yards against the Patriots.
The Patriots won their second straight game, 45-17. Both New England and Las Vegas are now 3-2.
Laube played in 10 games in his rookie year with Las Vegas. He played in all 17 games in 2025, and has played in all five games this season.
This article originally appeared on Portsmouth Herald. Reporting by Jay Pinsonnault, Portsmouth Herald
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