lol, looking back on this thread a lot of nikkaz (myself included) doubted Carr when we drafted him. 
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lol, looking back on this thread a lot of nikkaz (myself included) doubted Carr when we drafted him.
Bruh looked real shaky in that USC bowl game
I remember being heated we drafted dudelol, looking back on this thread a lot of nikkaz (myself included) doubted Carr when we drafted him.
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Fighting team mates, several suspensions and violated schools drug abuse policy.Looking at bleacher report mock draft, all the good linebackers are gone early and as the raiders going after florida cornerback tabor....... I prefer any lsu defensive backs since they all come in ready to play
https://www.google.com/amp/syndicat...rospects.amp.html?client=ms-android-virgin-us
Fighting team mates, several suspensions and violated schools drug abuse policy.
Impressive......:raidermjgrin:
Gully Bull
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Bruh looked real shaky in that USC bowl game
I remember being heated we drafted dude
lol, yeah none of us could've expected this. I just hoped he wouldn't be an Andrew Walter clone. Good lookin out Carr, you holdin it down breh....:raidertears:
I ain't realize this thread was made in the offseason we got Mack and Carr tho. Maybe me finding this old thread might bring us luck.
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Draft him and Mixon and let us complete the Cypher when Aldon comes back
All my questionable decisions in life nikkaz, all my teammate brawlers, shyt talkers, penalty getters, late hitters, charge catchers, and straight flexers fukk wit this Raider shyt. We got the leaders for yall fukkery now....:mjblessedcry:
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Why not go juju smith shuschter he reminds me of Julio in a lot of ways
Here are the yardage allowed totals for the rest of the year, in chronological order — 393, 412, 423, 406, 344, 270, 299, 254, 358, 382, 323, 263, 390, 349.
It took until Week 8 for the Raiders defense to allow less than 344 yards. They allowed under 300 yards just three times, against the 14th, 18th, and 27th ranked offenses. Norton’s defense gave up 382 or more yards eight different times.
Another reason why it’s time to move on from Norton is due to his lack of adjustments. From both throughout the season, and also simply from the first half to the second half of a game. No team in the NFL surrendered more points in the 3rd quarter than the Raiders.
Even beyond the numbers, there is plenty of reason why Norton has to go. His situational play-calling is a disaster — such as not knowing when to blitz and when not to blitz, and he doesn’t understand the strength of his personnel.
Too many times, Sean Smith would play off-coverage. Anybody that has ever watched Smith play football knows he is a press-man cornerback. If you play him five or more yards off of the wide receiver he is covering, he is going to get torched. Which he did. Often. And honestly, you don’t even have to have seen Smith play to know that — just look at the guy, he’s massive.
It took until Week 8 for the Raiders defense to allow less than 344 yards. They allowed under 300 yards just three times, against the 14th, 18th, and 27th ranked offenses. Norton’s defense gave up 382 or more yards eight different times.
Another reason why it’s time to move on from Norton is due to his lack of adjustments. From both throughout the season, and also simply from the first half to the second half of a game. No team in the NFL surrendered more points in the 3rd quarter than the Raiders.
Even beyond the numbers, there is plenty of reason why Norton has to go. His situational play-calling is a disaster — such as not knowing when to blitz and when not to blitz, and he doesn’t understand the strength of his personnel.
Too many times, Sean Smith would play off-coverage. Anybody that has ever watched Smith play football knows he is a press-man cornerback. If you play him five or more yards off of the wide receiver he is covering, he is going to get torched. Which he did. Often. And honestly, you don’t even have to have seen Smith play to know that — just look at the guy, he’s massive.
Too many times, Norton put Malcolm Smith in one-on-one coverage with a player that he was clearly outmatched by. Too many times, even Khalil Mack was dropped in coverage, defending someone he had no business covering.
So for all of these reasons and more, Ken Norton Jr. has to go. It appears that Del Rio already may know that.
Del Rio’s noncommittal response about potential coaching staff changes really says everything there is to say — the writing is on the wall. Instead of providing a vote of confidence in his defensive coordinator, he instead gave a canned response that in no way answered the question that was asked.
And if there are any truth to the rumblings, Wade Phillips could be an option to replace Norton as the defensive coordinator. And even if not Phillips, there will be several other coaches available that will be an upgrade over Norton. Even an internal promotion to someone such as Jethro Franklin would be an upgrade.
So for all of these reasons and more, Ken Norton Jr. has to go. It appears that Del Rio already may know that.
Del Rio’s noncommittal response about potential coaching staff changes really says everything there is to say — the writing is on the wall. Instead of providing a vote of confidence in his defensive coordinator, he instead gave a canned response that in no way answered the question that was asked.
And if there are any truth to the rumblings, Wade Phillips could be an option to replace Norton as the defensive coordinator. And even if not Phillips, there will be several other coaches available that will be an upgrade over Norton. Even an internal promotion to someone such as Jethro Franklin would be an upgrade.
p*ssy should have lobbied the coach and fought to start the 2nd half.
Instead, he just stood there twirling the ball in his hand, looking like a dikk.
