After two years in the NFL, Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Clelin Ferrell will no longer be wearing the number ’96.’ Instead, he will be switching to the number he wore while at Clemson in ’99.’ Given Arden Key’s release, we figured it was a good time to take a look at this number’s strange […]
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Many questioned Alex Leatherwood’s selection at No. 17 for the Las Vegas Raiders. However, you don’t become the blindside blocker on a Nick Saban football team unless you’re pretty damn good. Talk about a bloody massive bloke, bruv. At six-foot-five and 312 pounds and a massive wingspan of 33 â…ž”, Alex Leatherwood has the measurables
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The Las Vegas Raiders did their best to revamp much of their defensive line in the off-season. The Only Nation Podcast takes a closer look at some of their new additions. This week’s episode starts off with the usual look at current Raiders news. The Silver and Black have already signed some of their draft
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When the 2021-22 NFL season kicks off, it will make five seasons since the Las Vegas Raiders were in the playoffs. The last time being the magical 2016 season where the Raiders finished 12-4 en route to a first-round exit. Since then, the Raiders are 25-39 under the leadership of Jon Gruden. However, the team
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The Las Vegas Raiders are apparently among the betting favorites to land Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones. Would the Silver and Black actually pull the trigger on a deal? The wide receiver position’s in an interesting place at the moment for the Raiders. Yes, youth, speed, and talent are plentiful throughout the room but
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The Las Vegas Raiders head into the 2021 season with a rushing attack that’ll have plenty of potential. Leading the way will be Pro Bowl running back Josh Jacobs. Many people scoffed when the Raiders signed Kenyan Drake to a lucrative deal this off-season. People’s rationale was that all available resources should’ve been poured into
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After a multitude of big moves in the 2021 offseason, the Las Vegas Raiders will send out a team that looks much different than it did in 2020. While many of these moves look great on paper, the truth is, that they will not all be successful. While the Alex Leatherwood selection sticks out as
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Believe it or not, there are some rational reasons behind a possible playoff run for the 2021 Las Vegas Raiders. Before diving into why the Raiders will make it to the dance this year, let’s rewind 15 years, back to 2006. That’s when I first began watching the Raiders. That team, in case you’ve forgotten,
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Whether you care for Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr or not is irrelevant. Clearly, he’s head coach Jon Gruden’s ‘guy’ or else he’d be playing elsewhere, right? Nevertheless, his individual exploits continue to be overlooked each year. Most recently, Pro Football Focus decided Carr wasn’t worthy of a top ten ranking. Carr’s no stranger
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Throughout the storied history of the Las Vegas Raiders, the team has bested NFL greats like Tom Brady (yes, they beat him… once in 2002), Don Shula, Roger Staubach, Lawrence Taylor, and Walter Payton. However, few fans recall the time that the famed members of the Silver and Black “beat” Willy Wonka and his famed
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