After some dominant performances by the Oakland Raiders tight end, it is of the utmost importance that Darren Waller is involved more. With the playoffs potentially on the line, this will be imperative for continued success. One of the most welcomed surprises has been the emergence of Oakland Raiders tight end Darren Waller. His evolution …
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Oakland Raiders defensive tackle Maurice Hurst Jr. put on an excellent performance despite the team’s struggles. The youngster was a positive footnote in an otherwise forgetful game for the Silver and Black. Hurst Shines Despite Abysmal Raiders Performance Ending the game against the New York Jets with one tackle for a loss, Hurst was probably …
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Calling it an “ugly game” wouldn’t do it justice since it would be putting it nicely. As whenever there’s a crushing loss, it has become the norm for Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr to shoulder the blame, deserving or not. Nothing went right for the Silver and Black as Sam Darnold and the New York …
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Whether it was on the field yesterday or off the field, Jets safety Jamal Adams let Raider Nation and their beloved Oakland Raiders really have it. And who can blame him? Adams was all over the field on Sunday, he was talking, he was tackling, and everything in between. Did he have a chip on …
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Well, it was ugly. Today’s game had all the makings of a classic trap game. Unfortunately, it was the Oakland Raiders who fell in it today. The playoffs are not out of reach by any stretch, but by all this means this was a game the Raiders needed to win against a team “they had …
Jon Gruden “the coach” brought a revitalizing energy to the Oakland Raiders in the wake of Jack Del Rio’s exit. But, Gruden “the general manager” well, not so much. In spite of this, right now, the “general manager” is looking, in all honesty, like a damn genius. Is It Time to Eat Crow For Those …
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Sarcasm Alert: Who would have predicted that a fourth round pick from Eastern Michigan with a nickname like “Mad Maxx” would turn out to be the next great pass rusher in Oakland Raiders’ lore! Okay, he’s a rookie so lets pump the breaks right now for just a moment on Maxx Crosby. Before Raider Nation …
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The dust has settled on the polarizing Khalil Mack trade and it seems Raider Nation has been surprisingly (and overwhelmingly) satisfied with the results of the trade. And why wouldn’t they, as the Oakland Raiders are primed to make a run at a spot in the playoffs. Post-Trade: Josh Jacobs Heavily Favored Over Khalil Mack …
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Since the near-MVP 2016 season, Derek Carr has been bombarded with criticism surrounding his performance but in Year 2 under Jon Gruden, it seems he has turned the corner. Here at the Raider Ramble we recently asked Raider Nation via our Twitter account to share their thoughts on this debate. What does Carr need to …
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Raiders WR Antonio Brown’s arrival in the AFC West will create some memorable matchups on Sundays but none more interesting than against Denver’s Chris Harris Jr. Arguably the most significant transaction in the NFL this off-season was the Oakland Raiders acquiring the talents of Brown and dramatically upgrading their WR corps in the process. It …
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