The jury is still out on Marquel Lee, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. While it’s still too early to emphatically say that the 6-foot-3, 235-pound 2017 fifth-round pick is a long-term answer at the linebacker position, it’s equally premature to write him off as well. After all, Lee is only 23 (24 in […]
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Opinions vary amongst fans on the quality of the cornerback group, but the coaching staff has remained consistently optimistic about the young trio on the roster. Gareon Conley has developed into a quality cover corner who did very well against most wide receivers and has adapted to defensive coordinator Paul Guenther’s trail technique well. Nick Nelson had ups and downs as a rookie especially as he learned the slot position, while Daryl Worley was very matchup dependent.
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It’s no secret the wide receiving corps for the Oakland Raiders is in need of serious improvement. A player who may fit the script to add such improvement you may ask? Enter, former Chargers wideout Tyrell Williams. Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported earlier that the Raiders might be “likely” to make a
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Just when you think he’s a goner, Raiders WR Seth Roberts does something to redeem himself. That’s been the case since he arrived as an undrafted free agent back in 2015. The 6-foot-2 Roberts has carved out a niche career in Oakland since coming out of West Alabama. More renowned for his blocking acumen than
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The Oakland Raiders and wide receiver Antonio Brown can help each other.
NFL WR Antonio Brown to Raiders isn’t so farfetched Read More »
I’m not saying that a trade will happen or that the Raiders don’t think Carr is a franchise quarterback. There is so much uncertainty at key positions and so many holes to fill that there is no way the Raiders should even consider trading one of their best players in the last few seasons, but when it comes to Gruden and what he says, we should all believe it until we see it.
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Oakland Raiders center Rodney Hudson has been one of the best at his position in the league and one of the brightest spots for the whole team. That shouldn’t deter other teams from trying to trade for him as his price tag might not be as steep as one would think. All-Pro linemen are unlikely
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In Derek Carr’s fifth season as an Oakland Raider, he had one of the most up-and-down campaigns of any Raider in recent memory. At times he looked helpless, but at others he would look dominant, reminiscent his 2016 season. Let’s’ take a look at his 2018 season. Surprisingly, last year was the first of Carr’s
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The Oakland Raiders have multiple areas that need addressing ASAP, but the holes at linebacker continue to plague the team year in and year out. Let’s take a look at some viable options for the Silver and Black to better address a glaring hole. Before we move any further, let’s look at who can stick
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One of the biggest questions heading into 2019’s NFL free agency is, ‘what should the Oakland Raiders do with Jared Cook?’ If Cook were to be shown the door, the tight end position would be an obvious immediate need. The question is, should the Raiders pay for Cook or draft a younger option? If Oakland
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