Make no mistake, the Raiders escaped Week 5 with a victory, but the story continues to be Josh McDaniels’ awful coaching. A postgame embrace between Maxx Crosby and Rich Bisaccia evoked a strong response postgame; maybe the team really did make a mistake last January.
If the Raiders want the real “Patriot Way,” you go after the master in Bill Belichick—not the pupil, as they did in Josh McDaniels.
It’s only Week 5, but plays such as the one by Jerry Tillery last Sunday cannot be tolerated by the Las Vegas Raiders moving forward. A lapse in discipline will undermine progress being made, especially for a defense that’s trending upward.
The Las Vegas Raiders have reportedly been in talks about trying to acquire some pass-rushing help recently; is Hunter Renfrow on his way out after all?
Aidan O’Connell had a solid debut last Sunday. Still, not impressive enough to take the Raiders’ starting quarterback gig. Yet, there’s more to this—at least as far as one anonymous player is concerned.
As Raiders HC Josh McDaniels prepares for Monday night, there’ve been some updates regarding Davante Adams, Nate Hobbs, and Aidan O’Connell.
Raiders HC Josh McDaniels had lofty praise for Davante Adams on Monday; meanwhile, there is no update on Nate Hobbs for now.
Did Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels really throw his rookie quarterback under the bus after Sunday’s loss? Hm, either that or we’re reading too much into it.
At least one person (looking at you, Josh McDaniels) in the Raiders locker room had Aidan O’Connell in mind following the Raiders’ loss—Davante Adams, of course.
After one of the saddest sagas in recent Las Vegas Raiders history has come to an end, Chandler Jones was released on Saturday.
