I don’t care what you think about Trump or Derek Carr, there’s one thing Raider Nation should agree on and that’s Black Lives Matter.
NFL Draft 2020: Trade Speculation and Full Mock Draft
It’s Draft Day. No this ain’t a song and it won’t feel like that for a few Raiders on the chopping block or people who wanted to attend the event. The Vegas Raiders were supposed to be the hometown favorites today. This draft was their official introduction to the city. COVID-19 took all that away… Continue reading NFL Draft 2020: Trade Speculation and Full Mock Draft
First Wave Free Agency and Pete’s Plan
NFL Free Agency officially starts on March 18th but the legal tampering period allowed them and others to make some moves before the period opens. I planned on writing an article about how the Raiders should tackle the offseason. However, the world is practically ending so give me a break for missing the deadline. Free… Continue reading First Wave Free Agency and Pete’s Plan
Raiders Rants: Antonio Brown and 17 games
Listen, I’m all in on the once a Raider, always a Raider train. There’s something about the Raiders brand and colors that is an eternal way of carrying yourself. The love and support Raiders Nation extends to the players goes beyond their career. Except Antonio Brown. I don’t care if he is on a redemption… Continue reading Raiders Rants: Antonio Brown and 17 games
Where are They Now? 2019
Here is a fun read for you all to get you through another Super Bowl Sunday without the Raiders. These players wore the Silver and Black at one point in their career. Here’s how they did this past season and a sprinkle of Raiders’ memories. Latavius Murray, Saints The Tay Train rushed for over 600… Continue reading Where are They Now? 2019
Playoffs, 2010s and Winning in Denver
The Raiders gave Los Angeles the homecoming and goodbye it deserved with a big win over the Chargers this past Sunday. That plus some help kept them alive in the playoff hunt. Sometimes when you win, you really lose. All week I’ve been taking shit for saying the Raiders don’t deserve the playoffs but it… Continue reading Playoffs, 2010s and Winning in Denver
Sticking to the Script versus the Chargers + One Last Goodbye/Homecoming
The Oakland Raiders have to beat the Chargers this week. There is not much to play for this week for either team as both AFC West teams are virtually eliminated from the playoffs. You might even argue that a win here would hurt the team’s draft pick. However, the Raiders are still a young team.… Continue reading Sticking to the Script versus the Chargers + One Last Goodbye/Homecoming
A Goodbye to Oakland and Beating the Jags
Oakland is an Experience Everyday for the past four years I’ve woken up and looked at the Oakland Coliseum, Alameda Coliseum. O.co or whatever it is called. A few years back someone bought me a picture of the stadium printed on canvas. It’s a reminder of the place I feel most at home. Gruden hit… Continue reading A Goodbye to Oakland and Beating the Jags
Carr Stannery and Beating the Titans
Stop the Stanning It is hard for me to remember an issue more divisive than the future of Derek Carr with the Raiders. For the past year or so I’ve been writing the end is near for Carr and there is not much he can do about it. Carr is a fine enough quarterback, unfortunately,… Continue reading Carr Stannery and Beating the Titans
Time for the Carr to rev versus the Chiefs
The do or dies add up. It is getting dramatic saying if Carr doesn’t perform this week this it. The truth is, Carr is playing well enough. He completes 70 percent of his passes and he posses all the intangibles you need in a QB, Carr has led his fair share of game-winning drives and… Continue reading Time for the Carr to rev versus the Chiefs