First the Raiders waxed general manager Reggie McKenzie on Monday then pull a reported $7.5 million one-year lease at the Coliseum for 2019 from the city of Oakland after an antitrust lawsuit was filed by the Town. Who would have thought after landing a haymaker right onto the chin (or Big Ben’s ribs) of the …
Quick Slants: Deuces Reggie McKenzie and … Oakland!? Read More »
Derek Carr continues to prove that he is the Oakland Raiders’ best chance at redemption. This may seem quite obvious now, but entering the trade deadline it wasn’t so clear. While there have been fans and pundits “stanning” for #4 all season, a significant portion of the Raider fanbase was swinging the other way. Many …
Carr insured? The future of the Raiders’ signal caller Read More »
The rivalry between the Oakland Raiders and the Pittsburgh Steelers is one of the greatest in all of sports history. This Sunday the two will meet for the twenty-ninth time as the Raiders lead the overall series 15-13. No matter the circumstances surrounding either team going into this matchup, these games are always a fun …
Week 14 of the 2018 NFL season pits the Oakland Raiders against the Pittsburgh Steelers. With only two wins, the Raiders look like a team who have little chance to beat the seven win Steelers. However, week 13 saw the Raiders put up an admirable fight at home against the division leading Chiefs. As of …
Rory’s Ruminations: Establishing an Identity for the Future Read More »
From the moment Jon Gruden took over the Raiders early this year, he made one thing very clear; he was going to build his own team. Recent Raider staples like Michael Crabtree and Marquette King were shown the door, and Gruden brought in his own players, many of whom were older and relatively inexpensive. Those …
The Chosen Ones: Which Raiders Will Be Back Next Year Read More »
Most of the buzz that Raider Nation felt after the hiring of head coach Jon Gruden has faded…for now. Trading your best player (Khalil Mack) and your talented receiver (Amari Cooper) will do that. Follow that with a poor pass rush and lousy season and it isn’t exactly what every Raider fan envisioned. It now looks …
Looking Ahead at the Oakland Raiders 2019 NFL Draft Read More »
The Raiders 2018 campaign has fallen flat on its face. The curious off-season moves drew both skepticism and optimism from Raider Nation, headlining with former coach Jon Gruden coming back to Oakland. The splash of trades, draft picks, and free agent moves alike have squandered the fans excitement, for this season at least. The team …
Marcell Ateman On The Future Wide Receiver Positional Stage Read More »
When the season began no one knew what to expect other than fireworks of some kind. There were some hints of the coming storm, but nothing that suggested this scorched earth policy through nine weeks.
In some ways, for all of the media fanfare, there is nothing else that can be written about the Oakland Raiders 2018 season. This painful truth places many reporters, beat writers, and even bloggers in the grotesque cycle of struggling to avoid replicating the same things being written all over the internet at the same time.
The season was long gone many weeks ago, however, educated Raider fans still know there is plenty to look for when tuning in to watch games. This week is no different. Coming off a win for the first time in what seems like an eternity, there are some intriguing storylines to follow for the Silver …
These lines are from the Bovada sportsbook as of 11/20/2018, including the Raiders. Record Last Week: Rory: 6-6-1 Chris: 4-8-1 Record Year To Date: Rory: 71-82-8 Chris: 74-79-8 CHI @ DET +4.5 Rory: Offensively the Bears are like the Chiefs, the gameplan is strict, the quarterback is not asked to do much, and as long …
