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As most Las Vegas Raiders fans are aware of, head coach Josh McDaniels’ offensive line has been a never-ending project. The team has already seen double-digit starting lineup combinations this season. Other than time missed due to a concussion, one stalwart has been center Andre James. Interestingly enough, Bleacher Report recently suggested that the Raiders
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As it stands, the Las Vegas Raiders sit at 2-7, which is equal to their loss total from last season. If they’re serious about salvaging this year and trying to sneak into the postseason, all hands on deck will be needed. Among the contributors whom the Raiders are missing are defensive back Nate Hobbs. Well,
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Josh Jacobs was the sole emphasis for the Las Vegas Raiders’ running game during Week 11. Jacobs finally surpassed 100 yards for the first time since Week 7 of the season. Jacobs once again carried the Raiders’ entire rushing attack against the Denver Broncos. Let’s analyze Jacobs’ performance and the offensive line in the Raiders’
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Finally, a victory! The Las Vegas Raiders defeated the Denver Broncos 22-16, ending their miserable three-game losing streak. The Raiders have never lost to the Broncos, and they are currently third in the AFC West after that win. Let’s examine the three disappointments that came from this game. The Las Vegas Raiders hurt their draft
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We were aware going into the game that the formidable Denver Broncos defense would pose a challenge for the Las Vegas Raiders offense. However, considering how the Raiders have been playing, you’ll take this offense’s performance any week. Looking back on Sunday, they tallied over 400 total yards and 22 points over the much-heralded Broncos’
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It really is a sight to behold, but Las Vegas Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby is singlehandedly carrying the defense this season. Since being drafted back in 2019, the argument could be made that No. 98 has been the team’s most valuable player, at least on defense. The Pro Bowl defensive end was the crown
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Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams proved on Sunday once again why he’s one of the best, if not the best, at his position. While he did have a costly 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct in the third quarter, he made up for it in overtime. When looking at the big picture and how
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We are back with more “knee-jerk reactions” after a brief hiatus! The Las Vegas Raiders are finally back in the win column after an overtime victory over the Denver Broncos. Here are some post-game reactions now that we’ve had a little more than 24 hours to process it all. Both The Raiders And Raider Nation
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Most are definitely talking about Davante Adams cooking Patrick Surtain II. The walk-off 35-yard touchdown catch by the Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver immolated the talented Denver Broncos cornerback in the Silver and Black’s 22-16 overtime win Sunday – and it deserves all-day type praise. The game-winner was a play executed to perfection by Adams,
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