Two months ago I wrote, “Where there is smoke, there is typically fire. And as it stands right now, Antonio Brown and the Pittsburgh Steelers appear headed for a split.” The breakup is official as the Raiders and Steelers have verbally agreed to a trade, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Oakland will part with a third […]
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Raiders Cody breaka down Gruden’s history with qbs in order to have a gleam to the future.
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For as much as fans want the Oakland Raiders to invest higher draft picks into the linebacker position, the team may continue it’s run on mid- to late-round prospects to fill that position group Despite former general manager Reggie McKenzie no longer running the NFL draft, current defensive coordinator Paul Guenther subscribes to the same
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The Arizona Cardinals could be tempting the Raiders to trade up in order to get the first overall pick. Would it be worth it?
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The jury is still out on Marquel Lee, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. While it’s still too early to emphatically say that the 6-foot-3, 235-pound 2017 fifth-round pick is a long-term answer at the linebacker position, it’s equally premature to write him off as well. After all, Lee is only 23 (24 in
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Opinions vary amongst fans on the quality of the cornerback group, but the coaching staff has remained consistently optimistic about the young trio on the roster. Gareon Conley has developed into a quality cover corner who did very well against most wide receivers and has adapted to defensive coordinator Paul Guenther’s trail technique well. Nick Nelson had ups and downs as a rookie especially as he learned the slot position, while Daryl Worley was very matchup dependent.
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It’s no secret the wide receiving corps for the Oakland Raiders is in need of serious improvement. A player who may fit the script to add such improvement you may ask? Enter, former Chargers wideout Tyrell Williams. Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported earlier that the Raiders might be “likely” to make a
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Just when you think he’s a goner, Raiders WR Seth Roberts does something to redeem himself. That’s been the case since he arrived as an undrafted free agent back in 2015. The 6-foot-2 Roberts has carved out a niche career in Oakland since coming out of West Alabama. More renowned for his blocking acumen than
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Reggie Nelson last year with the Raiders wasn’t what everyone expected, not even Reggie Nelson himself.
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The Oakland Raiders and wide receiver Antonio Brown can help each other.
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