The Las Vegas Raiders invested heavily in the cornerback position this past offseason by way of free agency and the NFL Draft. Will it be enough to keep up with the revamped wide receiver corps of their AFC West rival, Denver Broncos.
One instance that many in Raider Nation remember with bitterness is the disastrous trade for quarterback Carson Palmer.
With NFL training camp slated to get underway at the end of this month, one player looking to make a splash will be cornerback Isaiah Johnson.
Since signing with the Las Vegas Raiders, center Rodney Hudson has been the offensive line’s stalwart. Recently, he was ranked as the sixth-best interior offensive linemen in the NFL by ESPN.
Continuing the re-examination of Super Bowl XXXVII and its fallout, one of the biggest casualties was Raiders’ owner, Al Davis, who never got over the loss.
Several Tampa Bay Buccaneers who were part of the Super Bowl XXXVII winning team are tired of the excuses made by the Silver and Black for their loss.
With a renewed spotlight on the events surrounding Super Bowl XXXVII being re-examined, Las Vegas Raiders legend Tim Brown spoke up recently.
So far, the Las Vegas Raiders have done an efficient job at drafting. They’ll have to continue to do so if they plan on catching up to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Silver and Black’s biggest adversary are the Chiefs, they are after all the NFL’s current gold standard. Earlier this week, they made sure …
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The AFC West has one of the most interesting crops of quarterbacks the NFL has to offer. Even more interesting is how their deals stack up with each other.
One of the most disappointing chapters in Las Vegas (then-Oakland) Raiders history was the crushing defeat at Super Bowl XXXVII.
