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Walker at Left Guard: Could the Raiders Re-Shuffle the O-Line Again?
It's no secret that the Raiders' o-line has been a mess all seasona 'actually its been a mess since Lincoln Kennedy retired.
After 39 years, Raiders playing on Thanksgiving again
Surely, the tryptophan had kicked in. How else to explain rewarding the Raiders and their six-year run of historic futility by putting them on such a revered and iconic national stage as a Thanksgiving Day game in Dallas other than a schedule maker fell asleep at the wheel? Which is why, when the NFL released its slate of prime-time games March 23 ...
Short week means long hours for Raiders
Zach Miller's first thought? "Oh, I think it's really cool," the tight end said.
Cable plays coy with lineup, Walker asks for release, and more Friday nuggets
With four offensive starters returning to the fold for Sunday's game, including two skill position guys in running back Darren McFadden and wide receiver Chaz Schilens, coach Tom Cable was predictably tight-lipped when asked about his starters.
All that's left are the lawsuits
By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer Thursday, October 22nd, 2009 at 5:16 pm in Oakland Raiders .
Last week: Beat Philadelphia, 13-9. The skinny: The Raiders haven't exactly been backing up their famed motto of a "Commitment to Excellence." Instead, it's been more like a "Commitment to Mediocrity." They've gone 102 games since their last postseason appearance and are 26-76 during that span.
Raiders coach Tom Cable, who employed the same "stay the course" strategy throughout an assault investigation that he utilizes while coaching his team, said Friday he was pleased to put the legal matter behind him.
Raiders notes: Schilens proves welcome sight
Quarterback JaMarcus Russell is pleased to have his most reliable training camp weapon back on the field and thinks the return of Chaz Schilens on Sunday will give the New York Jets something to think about.
Seymour predicts playoffs for Raiders
"You can mark it down," Seymour said on a Cincinnati radio show, "the Raiders will be in the playoffs.
Seymour (sort of) guarantees playoffs
By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer Wednesday, October 21st, 2009 at 4:06 pm in Oakland Raiders .
Raiders coach Tom Cable will work Chaz Schilens, left, slowly back into things. The Raiders keep waiting for Chaz Schilens to come to their rescue.
Russell's play only part of Raiders' problems
History was made at the Meadowlands in the Raiders' latest embarrassment, a 44-7 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday.
Texans defense in hard numbers and pretty pictures
Friend of the blog, Football Outsider managing editor Bill Barnwell sent me a quick email after the Raiders-Texans game.
Giants are what Raiders hope to be
By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer Wednesday, October 7th, 2009 at 4:17 pm in Oakland Raiders .
Banged-up Raiders offensive line gets tough test this week against Giants
Facing the New York Giants defensive line is a tough enough task for an offensive line in the best of circumstances.
Analysis: O-line to blame for Raiders' loss
Let's just say Mario Henderson was in his private, ahem, library when the Raiders left tackle was reading about the Houston Texans' purportedly woeful run defense.
Raiders look everywhere but Russell
By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer Sunday, October 4th, 2009 at 8:14 pm in Oakland Raiders .
Morris takes over at center for Raiders
The fourth-year offensive lineman's beliefs were validated this week when the Raiders cut John Wade and promoted Morris ahead of Samson Satele to start Monday night's season-opener against the San Diego Chargers .
The Raiders cut their roster from 80 to 75 players Monday, one day in advance of the league deadline.
Cable: Everything will be fine
By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer Thursday, August 20th, 2009 at 5:58 pm in Oakland Raiders .
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