5 Realistic Draft Options at Tight End for the Raiders
Raider Ramble looks at five tight ends. One of them.could end up joining the Oakland Raiders.
2019 Free Agency
Dalton Risner #18 Raider Ramble NFL Draft Top 32 in 32
Raider Ramble, in our 32 in 32 draft series, looks at offensive lineman Daltob Risner. The Raiders have many questions at pass and run blocking. Risner could be the answer to those problems.
Brian Burns #16 Raider Ramble Draft Top 32 in 32
Raider Ramble’s 32 in 32 looks at Florida Stare super star edge rusher Brian Burns.
The Top Running Backs the Raiders can target in the 2019 NFL Draft
Raider Ramble breaks down five running back prospects the Raiders could target in the 2019 NFL Draft.
Raiders Offseason Losses Are Addition by Subtraction
The Raiders have suffered many offseason losses in 2019. Those losses have made the significantly better.
Raiders Maneuver 2nd Wave of Free Agency Sharply
The Raiders have a plan and it shows in the second wave of free agency.
How the Antonio Brown trade refocused the Raiders long term future
Everyone knew that the Oakland Raiders would be active in free agency, but the most important move in Jon Gruden’s second at-bat was yet another trade. This acquisition should have returned in the same calendar year, which is probably a big enough upgrade alone. However, the Antonio Brown trade was just the harbinger of decisions …
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Raiders Notes: The team get defensive — Finally
Raiders notes: Pauly G is smiling right now. He finally got some reinforcements. While the initial wave of the free agency frenzy focused on Jon Gruden’s specialty – offense – the Oakland Raiders focused on the other side of the ball this week adding a true-to-the-bone Paul Guenther guy in linebacker Vontaze Burfict. A day …
Gruden Shy? Raiders’ lack of defensive additions is curious
the Raiders haven’t added many players on defense in spite of adding key contributors on offense.
Raiders were smart to not sign RB Le’Veon Bell
The Raiders didn’t want to get in a bidding war for running back Le’Veon Bell and not signing him was a smart move for the organization. Last year, the Pittsburgh Steelers applied the franchise tag to Bell for the second time in as many seasons. Bell chose to sit out the season rather than risk …