The late Kenny Stabler finally got into the Pro Football Hall of Fame via video by his Hall of Fame coach John Madden. It took stabler 27 years to enter the HOF, but his coach Madden has always said he would take Stabler over any quarterback for one game winning drive. The Snake helped the… Continue reading Raiders’ Ken Stabler finally gets into Hall of Fame
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Don’t sleep on DJ Hayden, just yet
DJ Hayden joined many of his 2013 NFL Draft Class peers as potential 2016 free agents because the Oakland Raiders decided not to pick up his fifth-year option. There were many others in his class that suffered the same outcome. Some Raiders fans already expressed relief that the team will eventually move on from the… Continue reading Don’t sleep on DJ Hayden, just yet
Oakland Raiders dominate Free Agency
The Oakland Raiders caught everyone’s attention by signing corner Sean Smith, lineman Kelechi Osemele and linebacker Bruce Irvin. Unlike past years, it was a refreshing feeling to sign the players that the Raiders were connected to. Best of all, the Raiders signed versatile and hardworking players without overpaying. I’ll admit the Raiders even exceed my… Continue reading Oakland Raiders dominate Free Agency
Oakland Raiders: Free Agency Blueprint
The Oakland Raiders regime consistently adds competition to their roster through Free Agency. The Raiders will continue this trend by addressing each need with a capable starter or solid backup. This formula helps steady the blue-worker culture of Jack Del Rio’s roster. It saves owner Mark Davis money by not cashing huge checks for any… Continue reading Oakland Raiders: Free Agency Blueprint
Free Agency Radar and Big Board
Finally, free agency. The Oakland Raiders bring the second most cap to the party at just over $70 million. The team will look to build on last year’s success by adding starters and players who can immediately compete. Although the Raiders found key players at key positions, they still have many wholes on their rosters.… Continue reading Free Agency Radar and Big Board
Six Pro Bowl Players is great for the Oakland Raiders brand
Bleacher Report columnist Michael Freeman recently wrote about the 2016 Pro Bowl being the biggest sham of them all. According to the article, this Pro Bowl is the most declined ever. More players were invited this year than any other year. Many players rejected the opportunity for injuries or simply not wanting to play. Who… Continue reading Six Pro Bowl Players is great for the Oakland Raiders brand
Tony Bergstrom should start versus the Green Bay Packers
Lately, rumors surfaced that Jon Feliciano will make his first start at right guard. J’Marcus Webb is ruled out with an injury. Oh No!?! However, Webb ranks as one of the worst starting linemen in the league. He is the only Raiders linemen with a negative grade, according to Pro Football Focus. However, the rookie… Continue reading Tony Bergstrom should start versus the Green Bay Packers
Don’t call it a let it down: Oakland Raiders show promise versus Pittsburgh Steelers
The Oakland Raiders set the stage for a huge road win against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Oakland started the game hot by stopping the Steelers’ first drive. Then the Raider offense got the ball and scored on just a few big plays. The Steelers seemed to strip the ball from the Raiders every chance they got.… Continue reading Don’t call it a let it down: Oakland Raiders show promise versus Pittsburgh Steelers
Trade deadline passes and Raiders stay put
Surprise! The Oakland Raiders made no changes before the trade deadline passed. In four years as general manager, Reggie Mckenzie continues to not make any trades. Trade deadline passes for fourth straight year with McKenzie leaving guns holstered. Not how Reggie rolls. #Raiders — Vic Tafur (@VicTafur) November 3, 2015 Of course fans like… Continue reading Trade deadline passes and Raiders stay put
Oakland Raiders Quarterly Report: Defense
On defense, the Oakland Raiders have not done much well. They have faced plenty of growing pains in a new scheme with a new defensive coordinator. Between Jack Del Rio and Ken Norton Jr. leading this group, they should be playing a lot better. Against the Bengals, Jeremy Hill tore apart the Raiders defense. Versus… Continue reading Oakland Raiders Quarterly Report: Defense