3 Position Battles Ahead of Raiders Training Camp
The Oakland Raiders are set at most positions, but there are three they need to seat ahead of Training Camp.
The Oakland Raiders are set at most positions, but there are three they need to seat ahead of Training Camp.
Running back Marshawn Lynch came out of retirement to suit up for Oakland and that will forever be engraved in Raiders lore, but what about his legacy? Many people have different things to say about Lynch as a player and as a person, but the fact is he was one of the best. Many in …
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The Oakland Raiders NFL 2019 Draft class has been a really divisive one among fans and analysts alike. Some, like Mel Kiper, believe it was good enough to propel the Silver and Black into the post-season. Others, like Rotoworld’s Thor Nystrom, hated the class, calling it the worst of all 32 squads. Ignoring that draft …
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The Oakland Raiders took different measures this offseason in order to improve exponentially. They added an electrifying duo of wide receivers, drafted rookies with lots of upside and patched their linebacker corps. There is one thing they didn’t do though…
Since the Oakland Raiders signed him in 2015, center Rodney Hudson has been an anchor and foundational to the offense. Despite the revolving door at offensive coordinator since Hudson signed with the Raiders in 2015, he continues to be a rock for quarterback Derek Carr and has also notched two Pro Bowls along the way. …
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The 2017 NFL Draft was supposed to be full of playmakers. Two years later, the Oakland Raiders might disagree with that assessment.
Lester Cotton went undrafted last April, but he could end up claiming the Oakland Raiders left guard starting job all for himself.
The Raiders benefited from trading wide receiver Amari Cooper to the Dallas (or at least, it seems that way on the surface).
This offseason, the Raiders set out to improve their receiving core and they accomplished this goal by adding two of the best wide receivers on the market: Antonio Brown and Tyrell Williams. Quarterback Derek Carr and Oakland’s offense now have a legitimate deep threat in Williams.
It seems like every year, no matter how logical the Raider draft class is, it ends up trashed by the media. This time around is no different, but when one takes the time to take into consider the history of those making the decision in Alameda, all of the picks are far too obvious. One …