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Raiders Vs. Rams: How Vegas can get first real regular season win in SoFi
Finally, the Raiders looked like the team we hoped they would be versus the Chargers. The wins over the Broncos and Seahawks were ugly. This one did not start great but it did not come down to the last play. Vegas disrupted Justin Herbert often. They stuck with the run early and late. Even when… Continue reading Raiders Vs. Rams: How Vegas can get first real regular season win in SoFi
Lessons from the Raiders’ OL/DL versus the Texans
The Raiders started the same consecutive offensive line for the first time all season last week. That only lasted so long since Jermaine Eluemunor went down with an injury. Munford enters the chat Thayer Munford looked good in his most extended regular season play. He showcased some of his size, strength and movement. Munford is… Continue reading Lessons from the Raiders’ OL/DL versus the Texans
Raiders versus Broncos: Keys for securing Vegas’ first win
The Raiders found a way to not win once again. It was frustrating watching the Tennessee Titans come out with confidence and swagger. They looked like the sleeping giant the Raiders should have looked like. Tennessee looked more explosive upfront. Vegas did much better versus the run in the second half. Derrick Henry gashed them… Continue reading Raiders versus Broncos: Keys for securing Vegas’ first win
Six lessons from the trenches moving to the Titans: Raiders versus Cardinals film breakdown
The Raiders loss to the Cardinals was even harder to relive in film on the all-22. We all know the game told a story of two teams. Vegas dominated the first half before the Cardinals willed their way to a comeback win. However, there wasn’t too much difference in how the lines played in the… Continue reading Six lessons from the trenches moving to the Titans: Raiders versus Cardinals film breakdown
What we learned from the trenches in Week One
Under 100 yards rushing and six sacks will not cut it for the Raiders. The offensive line and defensive line played better than the box score indicated. It doesnt take all-22 to see a lot of the sacks were due to the quarterback holding the ball. The offense was able to convert some big plays.… Continue reading What we learned from the trenches in Week One