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Oakland Raiders’ Cornerback Antonio Hamilton Exclusive Interview: Faith and Football

As we head into Week 5 of the NFL season, the Raider Ramble caught up with Oakland Raiders cornerback Antonio Hamilton, to talk faith and football in an exclusive interview. Preparation is a vital component to any NFL player, regardless of their position and Antonio Hamilton recognizes this and has a strict morning routine. Before […]

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Know Your Enemy: How the Baltimore Ravens Stack Up

Analysis / Angria Trask

The Oakland Raiders host the Baltimore Ravens this Sunday at the Oakland Coliseum. Success will lie in how the Raiders decide to adjust for their opponents. The best way to do that is to know your enemy. Baltimore has been an elite franchise in the past. The fact of the matter is that this year,

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Derek Carr’s Injury Could Be Exactly What Oakland Needs

AFC West, Analysis / Micah Schneidermann

Now before Raider Nation comes to burn down my home and runs me out-of-town on a rail, please hear me out. First let me start off by saying I never wish injury on any player (yes Raider fans, even Tom Brady) especially a member of the organization I’m very passionate about. Do I want Derek

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Tim Will Tell: Raiders HOF WR wants Cooper to Get the Ball

1 Comment / Uncategorized / Ray Leonard Aspuria

Count Tim Brown as one of the many Raiders legends miffed by Amari Cooper’s lack of production this season. But unlike the masses, the Hall of Famer isn’t pinning it solely on the wide receiver’s penchant for drops. No, for the man who has caught more passes as a Raider, it’s the play-caller who has

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Carr-full of Optimism: QB could have early return

AFC West / Hesham Sobh

After the stinker the Oakland Raiders put up on Sunday Night Football against the Washington Redskins, Raider Nation was ready to move past it and focus on this latest Sunday matchup with the Denver Broncos. The offense still looked out of sync until Derek Carr delivered a beautifully thrown 64-yard bomb to Johnny Holton, bringing

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Andria’s Analysis: Week 4 is Over, Will the Raiders Survive Week 5?

AFC West, Andria's Analysis, Denver Broncos, Editorial / Angria Trask

Andria’s Analysis takes a look at Week 4’s heartbreaking Raiders loss and, more importantly, QB loss. Plus a preview of Week 5 with new field general EJ Manuel. Andria’s Analysis: Week 4 is Over, Will the Raiders Survive Week 5? You’ve probably heard that the season is 25% in the books. After their first 2-0

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Reason for Optimism Despite 2-2 Start to the Season

AFC West / raidernik

After their second consecutive loss, this time at the hands of the Denver Broncos, the Oakland Raiders have a must-win game at home this week against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 5. It will not come easy, even with a struggling Joe Flacco and an offensive line that hasn’t been able to protect him (welcome

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4 x 4: Four Takes After the First 4 Games

1 Comment / Analysis / Sean Hildebrandt

The first quarter of the season came to a close in Denver Sunday for the Oakland Raiders. There have been some enjoyable highs but also some concerning lows through four games. The Raiders did quite a bit of traveling playing three games on the road with only their lone home opener.Â Three of their opponents were

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Oakland Raiders: Where Does the Offense Go From Here?

AFC West, Amari Cooper, Donald Penn, Gabe Jackson, Jamize Olawale, Jared Cook, Kelechi Osmele, Rodney Hudson, Seth Roberts, Todd Downing / Philip Robinson III

An eerie sense of deja vu had to overwhelm the senses of Raider Nation as it watched Raiders quarterback Derek Carr lying motionless on the field. Sustaining what would later be diagnosed as a transverse process fracture after taking multiple hits with the last one being from Denver Broncos defensive lineman Derek Wolfe. Oakland Raiders:

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Aspuria’s Assertions: Week 4 Edition

Uncategorized / Ray Leonard Aspuria

â€œBig Boy Ball” While Jack Del Rio didn’t outright call him out by name, that was the Oakland Raiders’ head coach’s sticking point when it came to then-offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave. How long before we hear Del Rio spout the same about Todd Downing? Yes, Downing is a neophyte when it comes to the play-caller

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