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Top 5 corners the Raiders will face in 2017

It’s no secret the Raiders have some pretty tall tasks ahead of them in the passing game with most of their competition coming directly from their own division, playing guys like Talib, Harris Jr., and Peters.

In spite of this,Â between Carr’s growth over the past few seasons and a young talented receiving corps. the Raiders should weather the storm and come out alright. Plus the addition of Marshawn Lynch in the backfield should create plenty of opportunities to keep the defense guessing.

Derek Carr is primed to explode in 2017 for the Raiders

AFC West, Jared Cook, Todd Downing / By Philip Robinson III

Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr had his season end early and as a result didn’t get a chance to take part in the playoffs. Rehabilitation forced him to sit and be immobile for the first time in his young career yet in spite of that, he’s rededicated himself to his craft. You could say that the rest of league has been put on notice.

Jack Del Rio’s focused on starting the Raiders season

Jack Del Rio, Raiders News / By Adam Source

On the outside, it would seem like Jack Del Rio’s taking a “don’t care” mentality as he prepares for the 2017 NFL season as he has pointed out that he won’t be talking to his players about the Las Vegas relocation on a constant basis.

Todd Downing discusses Raiders offensive weapons

AFC West, Analysis, NFL, Raiders / By Mario Tovar

Todd Downing who’ll be leading the Oakland Raiders’ Derek Carr-led offense for the first time discussed his weapons today.

In an article published by Raiders.com, written by Kyle Martin, Downing talked about the many options the team will have at its disposal this upcoming season. From Amari Cooper to the newly arrived Marshawn Lynch.

Breaking out Amari Cooper

AFC West, Derek Carr, Football, New England Patriots, NFL, Raiders, Sports / By Philip Robinson III

Amari Cooper is entering the third year of his bright young career. Year three is usually when most players have the breakout year. An important developmental milestone signifying players finally being able to put it all together. The game has slowed down, their heads aren’t spinning from cerebral complexities and those with longevity in mind …

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RaiderRamble.com en EspaÃ±ol: Cuanto costarÃ¡ firmar a Derek Carr?

AFC West, Brock Osweiler, Drew Brees, Mike Glennon, New Orleans Saints / By Alex Monfreda

La semana pasada surgieron rumores de que Derek CarrÂ no estaba contentoÂ con la fluidez de las platicas relacionadas con su contrato de acuerdo a Mike Silver deÂ NFL Network.Â

Reggie McKenzie: State of the Raiders

AFC West, Analysis / By Philip Robinson III

In life, you mark your progress as you achieve your goals, setting milestones along the way. In that regard, Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie is no different as he caught up with J.T. “The Brick” on the Raiders’ flagship station 95.7 “The Game”; giving us anÂ updateÂ on the state of the team.

In difficult times, a “Constant” is needed

Uncategorized / By Raiders Fan Radio

If you were a fan of the TV show “Lost” then you should be familiar with the term and episode titled “The Constant.” It refers to something in your life that can ground you. Something that can help you realize what’s important in life and what’s not. For Raiders’ fans, we’re in need of knowing our “Constant” during this time.

Raiders’ Anthony Kukwa has two reasons to not give up

AFC West / By Adam Source

Anthony Kukwa was recently signed by the Oakland Raiders to a non-guaranteed contract worth three-year $1.6 million, but he still a ways to go before he can make the final 53. After not getting invited to a Pro-Day and going undrafted, the journey’s far from over for this young Raider.

Five undrafted rookies that Raider Nation should keep an eye on

AFC West, Analysis / By Micah Schneidermann

Ask any Oakland Raiders fan about general manager Reggie McKenzie and they’ll tell you he seems to have the uncanny ability to pluck talented players out of a seemly vast ocean of “forgotten” rookies. Think Jalen Richard and Seth Roberts to name a couple, both of whom made a significant impact for the Silver and Black on the field and will have the opportunity continue to do so in 2017.

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