It’s always easy to critique an NFL signing in hindsight; everyone does it. However, did Raiders general manager Tom Telesco repeat his mistakes from his Chargers days with the signing of Christian Wilkins?
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If you’re not too keen on the musings of Raider Nation on Twitter, this story might sound confusing, even downright stupid. However, last night, “Raiders Twitter” was ablaze with conjecture surrounding Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs. While none of the Raiders’ beat writers nor any verified sources such as Ian Rapoport were reporting
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Yesterday’s loss was something else. It’s one thing to come up short in a close matchup, but Sunday’s game versus the New Orleans Saints was just, well, disheartening. Now that it’s been nearly 24 hours since the Las Vegas Raiders’ Week 8 disaster, Josh McDaniels shared some insight into what’s going on. Needless to say,
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Clelin Ferrell, a first-round pick back in 2019 by the Las Vegas Raiders, has often been the subject of trade rumors and conjecture. Nevertheless, nothing has ever materialized. Be that as it may, the NFL’s Eric Edholm recently listed No. 99 as a possible bargaining chip with the league’s trade deadline quickly approaching. The question
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After a 1-3 start, the Las Vegas Raiders are already being slated as a team in the top 10 for next year’s NFL Draft. The fact is, there are some glaring issues with this roster. When you consider what general manager Dave Ziegler accomplished without a first and second round choice, next April could be
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As the Las Vegas Raiders continue stumbling through the 2022 NFL regular season, there are glaring holes within the roster. While part of the blame with regard to their 0-3 starts falls on coaching, the team itself is lacking at some critical positions. At some point, you’d think general manager Dave Ziegler would make a
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The Las Vegas Raiders got off to a rough start this past Sunday, with the offense stalling and failing to score a touchdown in the first half. In spite of mounting a second-half comeback, the Silver and Black fell short, losing by five points to the Los Angeles Chargers. It’s only Week 2 in the
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Stephen A. Smith is no stranger to controversy. His words often see him on the receiving end of backlash, whether from fellow media members or fans. In one of the oddest (and funniest) exchanges you’ll ever see; Smith was asked about this weekend’s tilt between the Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers. As you
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The Las Vegas Raiders made a tough decision when they decided to part ways with last year’s first-round pick, Alex Leatherwood. Be that as it may, the move shows that the coaching staff is confident in what they currently have in-house. Leatherwood’s departure looks to be paving the way for rookie Thayer Munford to see
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The Los Angeles Chargers are surely game planning for the Las Vegas Raiders with their Week 1 clash nearly here. In a strange twist, the team, well, SoFi security, has decided to not allow the legendary, unofficial mascot for the Raiders, Gorilla Rilla, admittance into their venue in L.A. We all understand that the Chargers
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