Its that time breh, the return to greatness
Is Lynching a coach still not acceptable? 2018 Raiders Season Thread
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Time for me to start putting money aside for these super bowl tickets. 
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The Regular Season hasn't even started yet and the Chargers are gone Charger
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May the Lord protect the Young Christian Gawd 
It's only gonna get worse. Lost a beautiful city that loved them for a town that doesn't want them and their division rival runs said town from top to bottom, playing in a tiny ass soccer stadium, draft picks getting injured. New Years bout to be hilarious when the whole stands is draped in black. :lynchlol:
Our defense gotta make big improvements though if we want to actually do something. Still wish I coulda got my dream of an AD/Beastmode 1-2 punch. Our offense should be great this year and I'm expecting big things from Coop especially it's about time he take that next step. I'm thinking 10-12 wins if we handle our business but this team needs to prove it's here to stay and last season wasn't a fluke. :locdoutal:
Win this bowl for Oakland brehs....:raidermjgrin:
Please let the defense be somewhat average
fukk average, i just want a fukking killer defense but thats asking for too much at this point
fukk average, i just want a fukking killer defense but thats asking for too much at this point
Yeah, it'd be great if we had a defense like the Seahawks but even an average defense would take us a long way since our offense is so potent. We gotta get better on defense if we want to do anything.
Breh, imagine if we had dudes that could fukking tackle and cover a muthafukka how good we could be.
KNJ needs to either put up or gtfo.
Sean Smith was supposed to be one of the cornerstones of the Raiders defense after signing a four-year, $40 million deal.
Following an up and down 2016 season, Smith set out to re-establish himself as one of the top cornerbacks in the league, but first he’ll have to re-establish himself as one of the top cornerbacks on the team.
According to Michael Gehlkin of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Smith has been practicing with the Raiders second team (which has been the case for several days) and on Sunday took reps at linebacker in a dime sub-package.
The Raiders have struggled to defend tight ends in recent years and with Smith’s size (6’3, 215), it’s possible the coaches are thinking of using him in more of a hybrid role in certain passing situations.
It’s also possible the Raiders 30 year-old cornerback is falling out of favor with the coaching staff.
Whatever the case, Smith’s role on the team seems to be anything but determined. With first-round pick Gareon Conley – who may already be the best cornerback on the roster – expected to return soon, Smith’s return to the first team will become no less complicated.
Yeah unless Smith balls his ass off, he is definitely gone
Following an up and down 2016 season, Smith set out to re-establish himself as one of the top cornerbacks in the league, but first he’ll have to re-establish himself as one of the top cornerbacks on the team.
According to Michael Gehlkin of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Smith has been practicing with the Raiders second team (which has been the case for several days) and on Sunday took reps at linebacker in a dime sub-package.
The Raiders have struggled to defend tight ends in recent years and with Smith’s size (6’3, 215), it’s possible the coaches are thinking of using him in more of a hybrid role in certain passing situations.
It’s also possible the Raiders 30 year-old cornerback is falling out of favor with the coaching staff.
Whatever the case, Smith’s role on the team seems to be anything but determined. With first-round pick Gareon Conley – who may already be the best cornerback on the roster – expected to return soon, Smith’s return to the first team will become no less complicated.
Yeah unless Smith balls his ass off, he is definitely gone
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Sean Smith was supposed to be one of the cornerstones of the Raiders defense after signing a four-year, $40 million deal.
Following an up and down 2016 season, Smith set out to re-establish himself as one of the top cornerbacks in the league, but first he’ll have to re-establish himself as one of the top cornerbacks on the team.
According to Michael Gehlkin of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Smith has been practicing with the Raiders second team (which has been the case for several days) and on Sunday took reps at linebacker in a dime sub-package.
The Raiders have struggled to defend tight ends in recent years and with Smith’s size (6’3, 215), it’s possible the coaches are thinking of using him in more of a hybrid role in certain passing situations.
It’s also possible the Raiders 30 year-old cornerback is falling out of favor with the coaching staff.
Whatever the case, Smith’s role on the team seems to be anything but determined. With first-round pick Gareon Conley – who may already be the best cornerback on the roster – expected to return soon, Smith’s return to the first team will become no less complicated.
Yeah unless Smith balls his ass off, he is definitely gone
Better off bringing back Stanford Routt
