What Went Wrong With Jack Del Rio in Oakland
What went wrong with Jack Del Rio in Oakland.
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Raiders: 2018 NFL Free Agency Primer
Two months from now, Raiders fans will be glued to any electronic device that they can get their hands on… March 2018 brings a new beginning of eternal optimism to fanatics worldwide because of NFL free agency. To Raider Nation, it will be a glimpse into what could possibly be the most epic off-season in
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Cut or Keep: Possible 2018 Raider Cap Casualties
Take a look as RaiderRamble.com brings you some possible cap casualties for the Raiders in 2018. The NFL is an ever-changing business. Players and coaches are constantly being cut and fired. This has already begun to happen with the Oakland Raiders. Former head coach Jack Del Rio was relieved of his duties quickly after the
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Ramble: Some Grades For The Raiders 2017 Season
A tumultuous season for the Oakland Raiders is finally over and as difficult a look back might be, here are some grades for 2017 Safe to say Raider Nation will call this past Raiders season a roller coaster. A once a soon-to-be elite offense regressed. The defense did not improve until a coach lost his job. Those statements sum up what was
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Social Media Reacts to Woodson Tease
The Jon Gruden hype is dominating the headlines for the Oakland Raiders right now, but could another prodigal son return? The love for Heisman Trophy winner and future NFL Hall of Famer Charles Woodson is undeniable. One of the most popular to ever put on the Silver and Black, a return by Woodson could possibly
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Quick Slants: The Raiders Off-season Thus Far
The Raider Ramble brings you some quick hits on the Raiders’ offseason so far. Just because you can’t prove something doesn’t make it true. Sounds like some obnoxious philosophical malarkey, doesn’t it? But in the case of the Oakland Raiders, that statement was the truth. Quick Slants: The Raiders Off-season Thus Far For an organization
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Grumors vs. Perception vs. Reality
Unless you have been living under a rock without power and wi-fi, or without a friend in the world then you probably are aware Jon Gruden has been rumored, reported, and expected to return as Oakland Raiders head coach. Losing seasons suck. Ownership is disappointed in the monies funneled into preparing and maintaining a professional
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2018 Draft: Two Running Backs for Raiders to Consider
As questions loom over Beast Mode’s future in Oakland with his unpredictable personality and large contract, the Oakland Raiders should be looking for a long-term replacement. Oakland’s 2016 rushing-attack was bolstered by Jalen Richard and DeAndre Washington as they combined for 958 rushing yards providing a unique one-two-punch. But to the dismay of Raider Nation,
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Raiders: Getting The Band Back Together?
We know potential Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden’s reached out to John Morton to become offensive coordinator while Rich Gannon as quarterbacks coach and Bill Callahan as offensive line coach can’t be too far behind.
Marc Trestman getting out of the deep freeze may be in the works and “Chucky” may even be scouring the planet to dig up Chuck Bresnahan. I think it’s safe to say David Shaw has bigger things in mind.
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Raiders: Who’s In and Who’s Out in ’18?
The Oakland Raiders ended the 2017 season on a four-game losing streak. Granted, the last two games didn’t mean anything as far as the playoff race. But, with all of the chaos that is free agency, were some players looking to win to keep their jobs? Oakland had already changed defensive coordinators, and the rumor
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