The Silver (And Black) Lining: Week Two
Sadly, the silver (and black) lining series is back, making the best of a bad loss.
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Don’t Sleep on the Oakland Raiders versus the Kansas City Chiefs
The Oakland Raiders shut down the noise. Everyone already counted the Raiders out. The team has one of the most brutal schedules in the history of the NFL. In what seems like a yearly tradition now, Oakland will yet again give up a home game to travel to London, setting up a period of five
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Quick Slants: This is the Derek Carr Raiders sorely need
My offense, my responsibility. That’s the Derek Carr the Oakland Raiders sorely need. This past Monday night, the quarterback took full ownership of the offense by telling head coach Jon Gruden what he wanted to do instead of asking his play caller what he should do. With the Raiders needing a first down to close
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How the Raiders are going to take down the Chiefs
After a dominant win over the Denver Broncos, the Oakland Raiders now shift their focus towards the defending AFC West champion Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs have been the gold standard for the AFC West since Peyton Manning retired in 2015. One of the many great NFL cliches is that it doesn’t matter who you
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Darren Waller: The Next Big Thing
Darren Waller has been a bit of a mystery to this point in his career, but Ryan Smith suspects the legend of Oakland’s new tight end is only beginning.
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Aspuria’s Assertions: The No. 2 Raiders receiver is…
Let’s not kid ourselves, here. The Oakland Raiders depth chart does have Ryan Grant listed as a starting wide receiver along with Tyrell Williams, however, we know who the No. 2 receiver is: Darren Waller. Waller paced the receiving group with eight targets — one more than Williams’ seven. And while Williams had a more productive
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Takeaways From the Raiders’ Week One Win Against Denver
Raider Nation couldn’t have asked for a better way for their beloved Raiders to kick off the new season. Every facet of the squad looked excellent Monday, and while it was only one game, there’s a lot for everyone to be excited about. First and foremost… The old Derek Carr may be back Carr looked
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Despite Antonio Brown Debacle, Raiders Still Win
There is no such thing as a guaranteed thing in life and in the National Football League. Sometimes, giving a person or player everything they ask for still isn’t enough. With nearly $15M of guaranteed money a mere 48 hours away and having an overwhelming amount of support from head coach and teammates, Raiders WR
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All You Need To Know For Raiders Vs. Broncos Matchup
Finally, after dealing with one of the craziest drama-filled weeks in Oakland Raiders history, Raider Nation can settle down Monday night to watch some football. The Raiders will host the Denver Broncos at the Coliseum for the last time ever, and this will be a great test to show just how improved this squad is.
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How do the Oakland Raiders and Antonio Brown move forward?
Antonio Brown has made headlines and headaches for the Oakland Raiders since they traded a 2020 third and fifth round draft pick this offseason. First, it was positive vibes of him loving his teammates, working with Bay Area college and high school teams, and showing up to get extra work with Derek Carr. However, most
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