Raiders Appear To Be Winners In The Amari Cooper Saga
The Raiders benefited from trading wide receiver Amari Cooper to the Dallas (or at least, it seems that way on the surface).
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Missing the Mark: Davis & His Dangerous Decisions
This week, it was confirmed that Raiders own Mark Davis is the one calling the shots in Oakland. Here’s why that should disturb the Raider Nation.
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Amari Cooper traded to Cowboys: What exactly is Dallas getting?
The Oakland Raiders have traded former first-round pick Amari Cooper to the Dallas Cowboys per Josina Anderson of ESPN. Let’s take a look at how things shake out for what exactly the Cowboys are getting. There are two ways to look at this trade. The first being, the Cowboys acquire a 24-year old receiver with
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No Silver (and Black) Lining: 2018 Is Not Oakland’s Year
No NFL fan wants to think their season is over, but for Raider Nation, this is the case. The Raiders are 1-4 through five weeks, and the only team in the AFC West that they don’t have a head-to-head loss to is 5-0 and rolling. The team has one win after five games, and it
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The Silver (And Black) Lining: Week Two
Ryan Smith is back with the silver (and black) lining, this time about Oakland’s 20-19 loss in Denver.
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Aspuria’s Assertions: Amari, where art thou?
Hysteria! Dysfunction I say! That was the negative notion media folk took when Jon Gruden dropped a CM Punk-esque pipe bomb during the media presser after Wednesday’s practice. “You look at the film, we had him wide open deep,” Gruden said of Raiders wide receiver Amari Cooper. “We didn’t go there. He was open a
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Three Takeaways After Raiders Final Exhibition Game
The Raiders have officially wrapped up preseason play and the focus has now shifted to the regular season. Quarterback Derek Carr let his Twitter followers know he’s pumped to get things going. Preseason done… here we go #RaiderNation !!!! 💀💀💀💀 — Derek Carr (@derekcarrqb) August 31, 2018 With anticipation growing for the Monday night matchup
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Ranking the Raiders receivers in camp
With the first half of training camp over, let’s take a look at the leaderboard of the Raiders deepest position. Amari Cooper: It’s been a quiet off-season thus far for Amari Cooper, which isn’t a bad thing at all. Coop has come in even heavier than before, and the added strength could be for injury prevention.
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Predicting Raiders 53-man roster: The Offense
The 2018-19 season is fast approaching and with the Oakland Raiders releasing their first depth chart of the season, here is part one of my predictions on who will make the 53-man roster. Quarterbacks: Derek Carr, Connor Cook, EJ Manuel Unless Connor Cook or EJ Manuel put on a horrific display in the preseason, I
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Quick Slants: Gruden isn’t going to let Amari get Cooped up
Jon Gruden has been singing the same tune about Amari Cooper from the get-go: Coop is going to be the top weapon in our aerial attack.
The boss man is intent on not letting the former No. 4 overall pick get cooped up like he was last year.
From the minute Gruden was brought back to captain the Oakland Raiders, he’s waxed poetic about No. 89. The consistent sentiment rang true again during an exclusive conference call between the head coach and season ticket holders.
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