And until coaching and player execution are on par and clicking, the Raiders remain a rudimentary squad looking hopelessly up at the rest of the NFL. They’re inhabitants of the AFC West cellar along with the Denver Broncos (also 1-3), a team that could’ve been winless after trailing by a bunch to the Chicago Bears.
Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium will be bathed in black this Sunday afternoon in support of their favorite “road” visitor. Josh McDaniels and his Raiders will take on their division rivals, the Chargers (led by Brandon Staley), in a contest that carries significant importance for both teams. Los Angeles and Las Vegas both sit on 1-2 records for the year. The combined record of the two teams they toppled was an awe-inducing 0–6.
As Week 1 finally approaches, Josh McDaniels prepares for his first game as the new Las Vegas Raiders head coach. Alas, he still has much to prove after a failed coaching stint with the Denver Broncos many years ago. So, despite all the Super Bowls won in New England, McDaniels is not short on doubters. …
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Brandon Staley is getting cooked. The old guard and the new school are picking sides, roasting him or defending him. It’s a lightning rod of discussion regarding the Los Angeles Chargers’ boy genius and wunderkind. But let me say this about the 39-year-old head coach: Dude went out the Spartan way, of “come back with …
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