his fall off hard but i thought they'd give him a chance to bounce back. dt looking super 
now.
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his fall off hard but i thought they'd give him a chance to bounce back. dt looking super now.
I hope Reggie has a plan in place, if not this defense going to be worse than last season
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Should have been done. Prob came into workouts yesterday outta shape and Reggie was like this nikka here
you gotta go homie. Maybe we resign him to a cheaper deal like we did Nate Allen last year. Or maybe it's some money to free up for Sherman and lynch 
still don't understand how he fell off so hard.
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Outta shape
NBC Sports says Raiders have owner's permission to draft RB Joe Mixon
NBC Sports says Raiders have owner's permission to draft RB Joe Mixon
Multiple teams have been granted permission by their ownership to draft former Oklahoma Sooners running back Joe Mixon Mixon, including the Oakland Raiders per Josh Norris of NBC Sports.
The other teams with ownership approval include the Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, Cincinnati Bengals. Minnesota Vikings and Dallas Cowboys, per Norris.
Here is a look at Norris’ segment on Pro Football Talk where he the report was first heard.
Mixon is a first-round talent with an Adonis physique. He has huge hands for a running back (10.25 inches), and at almost 6-foot-1 and 228 pounds, Mixon possesses the size and skill set to step in as a Day 1 starter for Oakland.
Despite his inordinate amount of talent, the video of him assaulting a young woman finally surfaced after months of his team trying to suppress it, causing permanent damage to his draft stock. Simply put, the imagery of Mixon breaking several bones in the face of his victim is something many general managers can’t shake — nor abide, on their roster.
While general manager Reggie McKenzie’s thoughts on Mixon are unknown, we know Raiders owner Mark Davis won’t stand in the way should McKenzie feel Mixon is the correct selection at the 2017 NFL draft on April 27-29 in Philadelphia.
NBC Sports says Raiders have owner's permission to draft RB Joe Mixon
Multiple teams have been granted permission by their ownership to draft former Oklahoma Sooners running back Joe Mixon Mixon, including the Oakland Raiders per Josh Norris of NBC Sports.
The other teams with ownership approval include the Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, Cincinnati Bengals. Minnesota Vikings and Dallas Cowboys, per Norris.
Here is a look at Norris’ segment on Pro Football Talk where he the report was first heard.
Mixon is a first-round talent with an Adonis physique. He has huge hands for a running back (10.25 inches), and at almost 6-foot-1 and 228 pounds, Mixon possesses the size and skill set to step in as a Day 1 starter for Oakland.
Despite his inordinate amount of talent, the video of him assaulting a young woman finally surfaced after months of his team trying to suppress it, causing permanent damage to his draft stock. Simply put, the imagery of Mixon breaking several bones in the face of his victim is something many general managers can’t shake — nor abide, on their roster.
While general manager Reggie McKenzie’s thoughts on Mixon are unknown, we know Raiders owner Mark Davis won’t stand in the way should McKenzie feel Mixon is the correct selection at the 2017 NFL draft on April 27-29 in Philadelphia.
Could Raiders end talks with Marshawn Lynch?
Report: Raiders could remove themselves from Marshawn Lynch talks
The Raiders are reportedly “willing to walk away from a potential deal” with Marshawn Lynch.
That’s the way MMQB’s Albert Breer put it Thursday in a few notes he wrote on the Oakland native’s ongoing contract discussion with the Raiders.
“Maybe the Raiders are bluffing, but my understanding is that as much as they liked meeting with Marshawn Lynch, and were impressed with the shape he’s in, it was communicated they’re willing to walk away from a potential deal,” Breer wrote. “The draft would seem to provide a natural deadline, particularly because of the strength of this year’s running back class. That said, despite the outside hysteria, I’ve gotten the sense the Raiders/Lynch talks have remained positive.”
Still, he’s not the only NFL reporter considering a potential shake-up to the possibility Lynch joins the Raiders. Along with Bay Area News Group’s NFL beat writer Jerry McDonald, who delved into Oakland’s RB situation via Lynch/the draft, there’s also such speculation from NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport.
“It is possible that the Raiders get on the clock Thursday night or Friday and say, ‘All right, we’re going to take this running back. He has a value here for us. We’re just going to take the leap,'” Rapoport said Tuesday on NFL Network’s Good Morning Football. “And once they take a running back, it probably will close the door on Marshawn Lynch.”
Raider Nation would surely be disappointed not to bring in Beast Mode. But there remains a chance the Raiders exit talks with Lynch and the East Bay product doesn’t wind up playing for his hometown team.
Report: Raiders could remove themselves from Marshawn Lynch talks
The Raiders are reportedly “willing to walk away from a potential deal” with Marshawn Lynch.
That’s the way MMQB’s Albert Breer put it Thursday in a few notes he wrote on the Oakland native’s ongoing contract discussion with the Raiders.
“Maybe the Raiders are bluffing, but my understanding is that as much as they liked meeting with Marshawn Lynch, and were impressed with the shape he’s in, it was communicated they’re willing to walk away from a potential deal,” Breer wrote. “The draft would seem to provide a natural deadline, particularly because of the strength of this year’s running back class. That said, despite the outside hysteria, I’ve gotten the sense the Raiders/Lynch talks have remained positive.”
Still, he’s not the only NFL reporter considering a potential shake-up to the possibility Lynch joins the Raiders. Along with Bay Area News Group’s NFL beat writer Jerry McDonald, who delved into Oakland’s RB situation via Lynch/the draft, there’s also such speculation from NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport.
“It is possible that the Raiders get on the clock Thursday night or Friday and say, ‘All right, we’re going to take this running back. He has a value here for us. We’re just going to take the leap,'” Rapoport said Tuesday on NFL Network’s Good Morning Football. “And once they take a running back, it probably will close the door on Marshawn Lynch.”
Raider Nation would surely be disappointed not to bring in Beast Mode. But there remains a chance the Raiders exit talks with Lynch and the East Bay product doesn’t wind up playing for his hometown team.
could go 5 and 1 before that KC matchup
new years eve in LA. 
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i just hope it ain't gonna be too hard to get tickets. fukking 30,000 seat stadium.Gonna be wild
NFL ain't ready that
THIS IS MY FIRST ROUND PICK THAT I WANT.... REDdikk COULD BE OUR WARE TO VON MILLER FOR MACK
Does anybody in here do a mock for us like 3/4 rounds?