Raiders WR Breaks Down Performance Against Vikings

After the game, Turner discussed the translation from training camp to preseason contest.

"It was great like, last three weeks been straight hard work," Turner said. "Put the work in, you want to show it on gamedays. I mean, once I got in the endzone it kinda hit me, came all in, you know what I'm saying? Hard work pays off in games."

Turner described his touchdown play, a feed from Minshew.

"Literally just beat the guy off the line and just ran to daylight," Turner said. "I looked at Gardner, he looked at me, I was like, 'OK, this is going to be one.' So, just walking in the end zone, it was a cool experience. Always good to score touchdowns."

Last season, Turner played for Cincinnati. He also played cornerback. Turner made 12 starts at the position and played in all 17 regular season games.

"It's the most I've been playing offensively, too. It's like still kind of new to me. But right now I do feel like I'm still playing at my own pace," Turner said. "All that comes from preparation, our coaches do a good job of getting us ready for games and teaching us schemes. It shows on the field. ... We looked pretty good offensively."

Turner entered the game as a third-string wide receiver. The main trio for the Raiders looks to be Davante Adams, Jakobi Meyers and Tucker. If Turner continues the success in the preseason, he could earn a bigger role in the Silver and Black's new offense.