Playoffs! Playoffs! We are going to discuss playoffs and the Oakland Raiders. Many of the so-called experts, handicappers, and prognosticators have the Raiders finishing last in the AFC West again. Let me tell you, based off a long running history, most couldn’t argue. For every season the team has had massive changes, losing has been […]
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You could argue that center Rodney Hudson is the Raiders best returning player and has been their best offensive player in recent years. While Hudson’s success helps the team, this also means Oakland will have to open its checkbook if the team wants to re-sign the center. Predicting Raiders C Rodney Hudson’s Contract Extension The Raiders
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As we all know, the Oakland Raiders are going to be featured on this upcoming edition of Hard Knocks. The show does not come without controversy however, as Raider Nation seems to be split in regards to whether they wanted the team to be featured. There are pros and cons to Hard Knocks and the
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The Raiders impotent pass rush and league-low 13 sacks is/was the subject of analysis, many jokes and ridicule. And for a damn good reason. No other team approached the pathetic nature Oakland displayed when it came to disrupting and dropping opposing quarterbacks. As a result, the team invested serious draft capital and cap space in
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The only exposure that will come with HBO film crews descending upon Napa is the colorful cast of characters the Raiders assembled last and this offseason.
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Antonio Brown was the biggest and best offseason acquisition for the Oakland Raiders. The wide receiver enters the season with high expectations and joins an offense that saw its fair share of struggles last year. An integral factor in Brown’s success this season will be his performance against divisional opponents. Below is a look at
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One topic that has been up for debate this off-season, is if this upcoming season is a prove it year for Raiders QB Derek Carr. One can make a legitimate argument for both sides and both point of views are below. Not A Prove It Year For Derek Carr? While the wins and touchdowns were
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Raiders WR Antonio Brown’s arrival in the AFC West will create some memorable matchups on Sundays but none more interesting than against Denver’s Chris Harris Jr. Arguably the most significant transaction in the NFL this off-season was the Oakland Raiders acquiring the talents of Brown and dramatically upgrading their WR corps in the process. It
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The Oakland Raiders shored up their safety unit by drafting Johnathan Abram this year, but the question remains as to where he will line up. While training camp is yet to take place this season there’s still debate as to where the Mississippi State product should play on the field, roam as a free safety or
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It feels like every year there is at least one Raiders player who gets cut that most people did not see coming. While a surprise cut is extremely difficult to predict, below I take a stab at who that player might be this year. Raiders: Three Potential Surprise Cuts Currently there are 90 players on
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