Almost immediately after being introduced as the Raiders head coach, Jon Gruden began remaking the team’s roster. He had a clear vision for the team and any player who did not fit that vision was promptly cut. While last season Gruden certainly made some questionable decisions, the majority of the players that Gruden decided to …
The Raiders impotent pass rush and league-low 13 sacks is/was the subject of analysis, many jokes and ridicule. And for a damn good reason. No other team approached the pathetic nature Oakland displayed when it came to disrupting and dropping opposing quarterbacks. As a result, the team invested serious draft capital and cap space in …
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The Oakland Raiders have been selected for the 2019 edition of Hard Knocks, so here are a few fun things to be on the lookout for.
The Oakland Raiders shored up their safety unit by drafting Johnathan Abram this year, but the question remains as to where he will line up. While training camp is yet to take place this season there’s still debate as to where the Mississippi State product should play on the field, roam as a free safety or …
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Rookie Hunter Renfrow will have a change to be the Oakland Raiders starting slot wide receiver right away, he has put in the work and has the data to back it up.
In spite of playing at a small school, Raiders rookie “Mad” Maxx Crosby is the playmaker the Raiders needed in their defense and here’s why.
Jon Gruden, Mike Mayock and the Raiders pick Josh Jacobs 24 overall in the 2019 NFL Draft. What does the Alabama RB bring to the Oakland offense?
The 2019 NFL Draft is arguably the most important in the history of the Oakland Raiders. Here’s the Raider Nation’s Guide to the 2019 NFL Draft
The Raiders have many areas of need and running back is still one of them. Because they need to solidify their defense with their first picks, Oakland might target running backs in later rounds.
Nobody knows if Derek Carr will still be Oakland’s quarterback when the 2019 season starts, but if he is, this is what he’ll have to do to guarantee his return in 2020.
