In a shocking turn of events, the San Francisco 49er’s officially released veteran linebacker NaVorro Bowman, per NBC Sports. Bowman shouldn’t have to move far, as the Oakland Raiders would be wise to call upon the former All-Pro linebacker for his services. The Silver and Black have a depleted linebacker core battling injuries coupled with […]
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It’s imperative the Oakland Raiders snap its three-game funk. Sitting at 2-3 overall and in third place in the AFC West, a return to the win column is of utmost importance. Taking another “L” this Sunday — against division rival Los Angeles Chargers, no less — would sink the Raiders’ already-dwindling postseason aspirations even further.
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“Talk Is Cheap” You don’t have to know the intricate nuances of football to understand the plight the Oakland Raiders are in when it comes to Amari Cooper. Just open your eyes and see exactly how much the wide receiver was basically ignored this past Sunday. “I saw five wide open (plays), shook his guy,
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Last Sunday was another dreadful loss for Raider Nation which marks the third week in a row that the Oakland Raiders failed to get a win and silence the critics. The offensive line especially has come under some stern criticism in terms of run-blocking efficiency as the run game as a whole has been lacking
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Is it time to panic for the Oakland Raiders?
Some would answer that question with a resounding yes.
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The Oakland Raiders are stuck in a funk. There’s no denying it. At 2-3 and third place in the AFC West, the Silver & Black have 11 more games to turn things around. And in order to do so, they’ll need the Funky Five to do an about-face in regards to their play. “The bottom
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While the 2017 season for the Raiders has been underwhelming, Michael Crabtree has shined on. Crab is King: Little Argument WR Has Been Raiders MVP This was expected to be the season that Amari Cooper “took it to the next level;” instead, Michael Crabtree has been the MVP for the Oakland Raiders. Is it surprising?
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Andria’s Analysis this week takes a look at the Oakland Raiders’ third straight loss and forward to week 6’s contest with division rival LA Chargers. Another week down in the NFL and another heartbreaking loss for the Oakland Raiders. This week, the visiting Baltimore Ravens made the home team look foolish for a third straight
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Collectively the Raiders appear to be losing the battle against distractions. Slow starts out of the gate have left an already anemic offense flat on its face and forcing them behind the eight ball for an entire game. The flatness in the past three football games is unbecoming of a professional team. Sleepwalking through
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While there was no Jim Mora, Dennis Green or (in Raider terms) “Bill Callahan-esque” post-game blowup from Jack Del Rio, it’s becoming increasingly more difficult for the Oakland Raiders head coach to beat around the bush at the podium. “Hindsight is always 20/20 on things like that,” the Raiders head coach was quick to answer
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