PRO FOOTBALL REPORT : WEEKDAY UPDATE : RAIDERS : Look Who Isn’t Talking: Robiskie

Raider offensive coordinator Terry Robiskie is so superstitious that he’s afraid giving interviews will jinx the Raiders. Robiskie said he will talk about himself if the Raiders reach the Super Bowl.

But Coach Art Shell doesn’t mind talking about Robiskie’s contribution to the team.

“Terry has done an outstanding job,” Shell said, adding that Robiskie has the potential to become a head coach.

Unlike most offensive coordinators, who send in plays from the press box, Robiskie stands on the sideline during games.

Quarterback Jay Schroeder finished the regular season as the No. 4 passer in the AFC with a 90.8 rating. Schroeder, who threw for 2,848 yards with 19 touchdowns and nine interceptions, ranked behind Jim Kelly of the Buffalo Bills, Warren Moon of the Houston Oilers and Steve DeBerg of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Raider wide receiver Willie Gault was the AFC’s No. 4 receiver with 985 yards on 50 catches, and teammate Mervyn Fernandez was 12th with 839 yards on 52 catches.

Tailback Marcus Allen had 13 touchdowns, second best in the conference behind Derrick Fenner of Seattle.

The Raider defense ranked No. 2 behind that of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Raider offense was ninth.