Jon Gruden Is Not the Answer for the Raiders
Jon Gruden brings back fond memories for the Raider Nation, but he’s not the answer.
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Raiders: No Excuses – the Great Hoodwink of 2017
At the beginning of the year, the Oakland Raiders’ time was now. But what if the great hoodwink of 2017 started when fans thought the Raiders were responsible for the departure of former offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave. What if Musgrave left on his own because of the toxicity of his working environment? Distraction after distraction
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2018 Draft: Potential Hidden Gems For Raiders
With the Oakland Raiders’ chances of making the playoffs now slim, the attention will soon turn to the NFL draft and whether there will be staff changes, something that might or might not take place. The Raiders currently sit in third place in the AFC West with a 6-7 record, which can only be deemed
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Tale of the Tape: How Raiders can beat the Cowboys
It’s now or never. Even after a lackluster season, the Oakland Raiders still find themselves in perfect position to make a run at the playoffs. Amazing considering that when the lights were on and the stage was bright the team folded under the pressure. Tale of the Tape: How Raiders can beat the Cowboys Now
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Perspective: The Agony of Being in Raider Nation
We don’t deserve this. We, Raider Nation, don’t deserve this abysmal 2017 NFL season. We didn’t deserve the coaching carousel. We didn’t deserve the pain of being the laughing stock of the league. We certainly didn’t deserve Derek Carr’s injury last year. The people of Oakland, especially, deserve better. The fact remains that Raider
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Raiders vs. Chiefs: A microcosm of the 2017 season
The two divisional games between the Oakland Raiders and the Kansas City Chiefs in 2017 served as a microcosm for the Raiders’ season, both reeling the fans in with optimism, while serving them equal doubt and despair. The Raiders’ playoff hopes have effectively ended after Sunday’s massacre at Arrowhead, but the reality is that this
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Five Storylines To Follow Versus Chiefs
The magnitude of today’s collision is an understatement, to say the least. The reeling Kansas City Chiefs have fallen from grace, while the Raiders may be hitting their stride at the appropriate time. Needless to say, it will be an all-out war for sixty minutes that will earn the winner a spot atop the AFC
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Where In The World Is Obi?
It’s not every day a team in the NFL comes across a physical specimen such as Oakland Raiders rookie safety Obi Melifonwu Melifonwu was taken in the second round of the 2017 NFL draft, this pick had Raider Nation jumping for joy. Finally, a safety with range at 6’4″ and 4.40 speed, the ultimate freak
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Tale of the Tape: How Oakland Can Pillage Chiefs’ Kingdom
Out of the frying pan, and into the fire. The Oakland Raiders have completed step one of their quest to the post-season. After taking care of the Denver Broncos and New York Giants, Oakland now must run the gauntlet against four talented teams that no doubt will be tougher than their last two opponents. Many
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Raiders: Which Free Agent Weapon Has Been More Valuable?
There is no doubt Reggie McKenzie hit a home run once again in Raiders 2017 free agency with the signing of Cordarrelle Patterson and Jared Cook. While McKenzie took a lot of heat from fans for waiting so long to begin signing free agents, there is little doubt that his patience has once again paid
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