Las Vegas Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels has been conducting an endless experiment since the preseason. We’re talking about the consistent rotation of his offensive line. More than anything, it shows how much of a predicament the new coach is in. The team opted not to bring in any potential starting linemen in the offseason […]
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The current state of the Las Vegas Raiders’ offensive line continues to be a subject of much debate. Through just one week of regular season football, fans are already throwing up red flags. Injury concerns to some of the linemen, there was an interesting bit of Raiders news today, the team hosted Kelechi Osemele for
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As the Las Vegas Raiders begin preparations for their Week 2 game at home against the Arizona Cardinals, Hunter Renfrow spoke on the lack of execution this past Sunday. In particular, Renfrow was asked if the lack of preseason action affected his and his teammates play against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1. Also,
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The Las Vegas Raiders got off to a rough start this past Sunday, with the offense stalling and failing to score a touchdown in the first half. In spite of mounting a second-half comeback, the Silver and Black fell short, losing by five points to the Los Angeles Chargers. It’s only Week 2 in the
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The Las Vegas Raiders offense came out to a slow start on Sunday. Despite some nice early work by Davante Adams, the Silver and Black were largely ineffective against the Los Angeles Chargers. Hunter Renfrow mentioned that the team needs to come out faster and better next time, particularly in the first half. A stagnant
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The Las Vegas Raiders’ season opener against divisional rivals, the Los Angeles Chargers, ended in disappointment. As most fans will recall, they came up just short, losing 24-19. Blame can be placed on many individuals, or certain position groups, or even the coaching scheme. One aspect that certainly stands out is the failure to keep
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To put it mildly, that was a dud. Week 1 came and went for the Las Vegas Raiders but after months of hype for Raider Nation, fans at Sofi Stadium walked away disappointed. Many resorted to violence after the game in an embarrassing display that has since gone viral. However, let’s focus on what happened
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It is not the end of the world, but watching the Las Vegas Raiders underperform in their season-opening loss to the highly touted rival Los Angeles Chargers was a bitter pill to swallow. The Silver and Black would show their resilience, making it a one-score contest before Khalil Mack emphatically shut the door on their
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The Las Vegas Raiders hype train has come to an abrupt, if only brief, halt in Week 1. Despite battling back late and coming within a final drive of taking the lead, the Silver and Black fell to the rival Chargers in Los Angeles, 24-19. It’s only one game, but there were plenty of issues
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