Raider Nation is trying to stay entertained now that our season is over, so we’re revisiting the best and worst of Raider off-seasons past, including this piece about JaMarcus Russell, the worst first round pick in Raiders history.
The debate surrounding Derek Carr and his future with the Raiders is far from over, so our very own Ryan Smith tackles the difficult question. Will the Las Vegas Raiders draft a quarterback early this year?
Even as the Raiders prepare to move from Oakland to Las Vegas, all anyone in Raider Nation can talk about is whether or not Derek Carr is the right man for the job. After Denver’s rookie, Drew Lock, galvanized his team late last year, we’re stuck with our 2020 vision, wondering if maybe the Raiders should’ve pulled the trigger on the Mizzou passer.
The final silver and black lining of 2019. I try to make the best of a very disappointing season.
Surprise! The Chiefs embarassed our Raiders yet again. Somehow, our very own Ryan Smith tries to find things to be optimistic about, even in the darkest times in another edition of the silver (and black) lining.
Ryan doesn’t hate to tell you “he told you so” but on this week’s Silver and Black Lining, he makes the best of a bad loss.
Don’t panic, the Oakland Raiders didn’t lose this week. There’s a Silver and Black Lining, because no matter how the season ends, it’s important to appreciate the progress that the team has made.
Sadly, the Raiders lost again, so Ryan’s back to find the positives with another edition of his Silver (and black) linings.
Sadly, Ryan returns with another edition of the silver (and black) lining. He tries to find something positive about an embarrassing loss to the Green Bay Packers.
Losing is never fun. Nobody ever wakes up in the morning, excited to lose. Unfortunately, the Oakland Raiders lost again on Sunday, this time, in brutal fashion against the Minnesota Vikings, the team they beat to win their first Super Bowl, a lifetime ago. The Vikings seem to have held onto a bit of that …
