Sunday Jun 16 | Blogging The Boys
For years, media talking heads have only discussed and judged Defensive backs based off interceptions.
Oakland Raiders: Top Questions Heading Into Training Camp
The Oakland Raiders finished their final practice of mandatory mini-camp Thursday, entering a six-week break until the start of training camp on July 25. Just having three days of practice in non-padded work only provides a small sample of what the Raiders will be working with in 2013, but it does give a glimpse of certain strengths and weaknesses.
Raiders coach Dennis Allen: 'I like this team'
Coach Dennis Allen is pleased with the progress he's seen the past two months during the offseason program for the new-look Oakland Raiders.
Raiders minicamp day 2 notes: Nix gets first team reps
Practice started with no changes to the injured list, either adding or returning.
Sebastian Janikowski needs new kicking partner with Raiders after Shane Lechler's departure
He has played for eight head coaches, seven special teams coordinators and with countless teammates since entering the NFL in 2000 as the first kicker taken in the first round of the draft in 21 years.
17 things we learned from first day of NFL minicamps
Twenty-three teams started mandatory minicamps Tuesday. That means there was a dizzying amont of news, practice nuggets and press conferences, even when very little was said.
Oakland Raiders Set for Mandaory Mini-Camp Tomorrow
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Ed Werder: Jerry Jones announcing Cowboys' play caller 'completely...
THE CAREER OF JASON GARRETT: Dallas head coach Jason Garrett talks with officials after a pass interference call on Mike Jenkins during Cowboys-Giants game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington on Dec. 11, 2011.
Oakland Raiders Training Camp Profile: Phillip Adams
During the 2012 campaign, it wasn't hard to see snaps as part of the Oakland Raiders ' defensive backfield.
Oakland Raiders Rebuilding, Looking To Make Big Strides in 2013
The Oakland Raiders have always been a proud franchise with die-hard, dedicated fans.
Competition Nothing New For Scandrick
Cowboys fourth round pick B.W. Webb will compete for a starting job with Orlando Scandrick in 2013, but Scandrick isn't exactly worried about it.
Examining Oakland Raiders' Offseason and Key Preseason Positional Battles
And so it goes for the Oakland Raiders : another long season; another strange offseason; another chance to look ahead to the future of the franchise.
2013 NFL Best Available Free Agents: Defense
With tomorrow being June 1, the Raiders about to receive $8 million in relief from Michael Huff's June 1st cut designation, it is a good time to do a 'Best free agents available' update.
Where the Raiders have most improved
In a year of rebuilding there is no question the area in which the Oakland Raiders have most improved is in the secondary.
Raiders' Woodson Still Wants to be 'Best Player on the Field'
Former Green Bay safety Charles Woodson brings experience and ideas to a revamped Raiders secondary in 2013.
It's The No Drama Offseason For The Cowboys
I have to admit, this was a thought that was spurred by an excellent article by Calvin Watkins.
Oakland Raiders Training Camp Profile: D.J. Hayden
It's not very often that a football player can come within minutes of death and end up a first-round pick only a few months later.
Remaking of Raiders Secondary is Now Complete
Oakland's signing of Charles Woodson Tuesday is the latest and likely final move by general manager Reggie McKenzie to put together a new defensive backfield that should be far less leaky than the version cobbled together with castoffs and backups in 2012.
How Does Charles Woodson Fit with the 2013 Oakland Raiders?
Now that Charles Woodson is back with the Oakland Raiders, it's time to identify how he fits with the Silver and Black.