Beerus
Banned
Hue Jackson yo :mjcryoak:
Can U forgie MD?
Please :mjcryoak: come back
Can U forgie MD?
Please :mjcryoak: come back
"They Don't Know Its Us, Not Like Were The Raiders" Official 2016 Oakland Raiders Off-Season Thread
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Honestly, that was my first thought when i looked at the score
Beerus
Banned
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/09/28/derek-carr-has-high-ankle-sprain-mcl-sprain/
Sit him let schaub and mgloin play.
Prep Carr for next season.
He did good we can't afford to lose him especially now that after the bye almost all those teams are better than the teams we just faced
:mjcryoak:
Sit him let schaub and mgloin play.
Prep Carr for next season.
He did good we can't afford to lose him especially now that after the bye almost all those teams are better than the teams we just faced
Him or Tom Cable.. either one of those two would be a godsend right now. We were in good hands with those dudes. I was actually a fan of Cable. Nothing makes any sense anymore
reserved_one
#Ambivertgang
Man.....I said fukk it and decided to sleep off my hangover. I tuned out early. Great decision by me.
Were not winning more than 2 games this year.
Were
on both sides of the ball. The coaching is the playcalling is
I seen alot of bad raiders teams in my life........I don't think I've seen one any worst than this current squad. Maybe the '06 squad, but we have a real shot at not winning a single game.
Were not winning more than 2 games this year.
Were
on both sides of the ball. The coaching is the playcalling is I seen alot of bad raiders teams in my life........I don't think I've seen one any worst than this current squad. Maybe the '06 squad, but we have a real shot at not winning a single game.
Beerus
Banned
At least I done saved money by getting a cheap Raiders jersey for the season opener vs the jets.That NFLSHOP jersey woulda gotten me salty as fukk rigght now.
Im still salty bout me paying all that cash to go to the game thoug
i like carr as the future QB but i'm happy he hasn't blossom in these 4 games under allen and mckenzie who thought they knew what they was doing when throwing him out there.
if u going to pay schaub 8 million at least have the 8 million dollar man on the field and have carr sit for the year especially against the hardest schedule in the nfl dumb fukks.
if u going to pay schaub 8 million at least have the 8 million dollar man on the field and have carr sit for the year especially against the hardest schedule in the nfl dumb fukks.
Redguard
Hoonding
I'm already waiting for the NBA to come back. This team is bad and needs major changes in the organization from top to bottom. Raider fans deserve a better team.
Don't know her personally. Just a Bad Broad who reps Raider Nation.
I need a Mark Davis press conference asap!
Super Cheech
I Feel So Westcoast
Pitiful
it will take this team at least 5 years to make a turnaround once they get rid of mckenzie and allen..
at tarver and olsen asking for 2 year deals last year and mark said only 1.. now they should kno why they only got a 1 year deal
the chargers , denver and chiefs has this team beat in every category...
at tarver and olsen asking for 2 year deals last year and mark said only 1.. now they should kno why they only got a 1 year dealthe chargers , denver and chiefs has this team beat in every category...
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Dennis Allen Watch begins after Raiders thumped by Dolphins in London
The Dennis Allen Watch is officially on.
Following the Oakland Raiders' 38-14 loss to the Miami Dolphins in London on Sunday, Allen has overseen 10 straight losses as the team's head coach dating back to last season and is 5-20 over the past 25 games.
Allen's overall record as Raiders head coach is 8-28. Among NFL head coaches with at least 36 games, only five — Bert Bell (who later became commissioner), Rod Marinelli, Steve Spaguaolo, Mike Nixon and Phil Handler — have a worse winning percentage than Allen's .222.
That's one long flight back to Oakland.
Could the Raiders make a move on the Heathrow tarmac, on the team plane somewhere over Greenland or wait until Monday morning?
This was one overseas trip that Allen will want to forget. After two close losses in three games, including Week 3's disappointment that ended with a red-zone meltdown against the New England Patriots, the Raiders went to London with that "Wanna get away" vibe. But they faced a Dolphins team that appeared to have as many issues as the Raiders with a strained QB-coach relationship and peeved defenders, too.
That storyline dissolved quickly.
After the Raiders took a 7-0 lead, the Dolphins and maligned quarterback Ryan Tannehill started roasting the Raiders' crummy secondary with relative ease. At halftime, the Dolphins had built a 24-7 lead, and Raiders quarterback Derek Carr came up gimpy in the third quarter after appearing to injure his knee. Replacement Matt McGloin threw a pick that was run back to the Oakland 1-yard line and a Dolphins scoop-and-score made it 38-7 in the third quarter that would stand as the final.
That loss might have sealed Allen's fate. The Raiders appear rudderless on offense and clueless on defense. What do you call this coverage?
Is it all Allen's fault? Of course not — and general manager Reggie McKenzie, who has botched many aspects of the Raiders' flawed roster, might not be for long either. Team owner Mark Davis doesn't appear too thrilled with what's happening, and he might share his late father's penchant for mood-swing decisions.
Allen has yet to create an identity for this team through two-plus seasons, and he might be the fall guy here. And yet another rebuilding job from the ashes, whether or not Allen is fired.
We've seen an NFL head coach fired after two games in an NFL season (Jack Patera, 1982, by the Seattle Seahawks), so four wouldn't be shocking — that was how long Lane Kiffin lasted in 2008, when Al Davis canned him — even for the Raiders.
The Dennis Allen Watch is officially on.
Following the Oakland Raiders' 38-14 loss to the Miami Dolphins in London on Sunday, Allen has overseen 10 straight losses as the team's head coach dating back to last season and is 5-20 over the past 25 games.
Allen's overall record as Raiders head coach is 8-28. Among NFL head coaches with at least 36 games, only five — Bert Bell (who later became commissioner), Rod Marinelli, Steve Spaguaolo, Mike Nixon and Phil Handler — have a worse winning percentage than Allen's .222.
That's one long flight back to Oakland.
Could the Raiders make a move on the Heathrow tarmac, on the team plane somewhere over Greenland or wait until Monday morning?
This was one overseas trip that Allen will want to forget. After two close losses in three games, including Week 3's disappointment that ended with a red-zone meltdown against the New England Patriots, the Raiders went to London with that "Wanna get away" vibe. But they faced a Dolphins team that appeared to have as many issues as the Raiders with a strained QB-coach relationship and peeved defenders, too.
That storyline dissolved quickly.
After the Raiders took a 7-0 lead, the Dolphins and maligned quarterback Ryan Tannehill started roasting the Raiders' crummy secondary with relative ease. At halftime, the Dolphins had built a 24-7 lead, and Raiders quarterback Derek Carr came up gimpy in the third quarter after appearing to injure his knee. Replacement Matt McGloin threw a pick that was run back to the Oakland 1-yard line and a Dolphins scoop-and-score made it 38-7 in the third quarter that would stand as the final.
That loss might have sealed Allen's fate. The Raiders appear rudderless on offense and clueless on defense. What do you call this coverage?
Is it all Allen's fault? Of course not — and general manager Reggie McKenzie, who has botched many aspects of the Raiders' flawed roster, might not be for long either. Team owner Mark Davis doesn't appear too thrilled with what's happening, and he might share his late father's penchant for mood-swing decisions.
Allen has yet to create an identity for this team through two-plus seasons, and he might be the fall guy here. And yet another rebuilding job from the ashes, whether or not Allen is fired.
We've seen an NFL head coach fired after two games in an NFL season (Jack Patera, 1982, by the Seattle Seahawks), so four wouldn't be shocking — that was how long Lane Kiffin lasted in 2008, when Al Davis canned him — even for the Raiders.
damm another L...like i said after game 1, after game 2, after game 3, and now game 4.
Tank for cooper
Tank for cooper