Injuries are an inherent part of playing in the NFL. Injuries could strike players even in routine plays, that’s just the nature of the game. Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs learned that early in his young career. Henry Ruggs III can’t do much for the Raiders but wait The Raiders needed to fix […]
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Surprise, for the 14th straight season, the Raiders Defense is bad. Who is to blame, bad players? Bad coaching? Today, Ryan takes a closer look.
Nature vs. Nurture: Who’s Responsible For Raiders Defensive Struggles? Read More »
One area the Las Vegas Raiders heavily addressed in the offseason was their defensive line. They signed defensive tackle Maliek Collins and defensive end Carl Nassib. Although we don’t have an absolute picture, we have a clear idea of how the unit is performing four weeks into the 2020 season. We are still waiting on
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There are a few reasons why the Las Vegas Raiders have dropped their last two games. Injuries definitely play a factor, but all teams should account for them. On the defensive side of the ball, the team is giving up 30 points per game. Another unit that is struggling is the offensive line, which in
Raiders O-Line Hasn’t Helped Matters In Their Last 2 Losses Read More »
One of the most disappointing aspects surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders this year has been their defense. They aggressively invested resources to the unit in the offseason but don’t have much to show for it. In four games, they have given up 120 points and currently rank 24th in that department. Most observers would argue
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