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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. At least, that’s the definition commonly attributed to the late great Albert Einstein. But it’s an apt saying for the Las Vegas Raiders, too. How so? The Silver and Black were married to a quarterback who much preferred […]

“We know who we’re chasing, that’s for sure.” That’s how Las Vegas Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels ended the opening statement during his postgame press conference after his squad got shellacked by the Kansas City Chiefs 31-13 this past Saturday. It’s a fitting “No sh*t, Sherlock” moment for the Silver and Black’s leading man. McDaniels,

The deed is most assuredly done. And Derek Carr’s days as the Las Vegas Raiders franchise quarterback are all but over. “Derek has moved on,” said his big brother and unofficial spokesperson for Carr Incorporated, David, on the NFL Network. Just how amicable will the split be? That remains to be seen, of course. Rumor

This Carr crash is proceeding like any other car accident: We just can’t look away from it. The aftermath of the Las Vegas Raiders’ decision to bench – and effectively replace – Derek Carr at quarterback is beginning to take shape. The reactions are as varied as the people who provide their two cents. But

The Las Vegas Raiders’ seismic pivot at the quarterback position is a content creator’s dream of a situation as it can be dissected in a variety of ways and spoken or written about for days. The angles are almost endless. Just look at the reactions on social media platforms. Hence, it’s time to Ramble, ladies