So St. Louis moves to the AFC West? Bleacher report is wrong...they can move to L.A. and still stay in the same division.
"They Don't Know Its Us, Not Like Were The Raiders" Official 2016 Oakland Raiders Off-Season Thread
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So St. Louis moves to the AFC West? Bleacher report is wrong...they can move to L.A. and still stay in the same division.
Yeah it doesn't make sense
"Moore did not have the confidence of Dennis Allen, but he has it from Sparano. The head coach told the media that Moore was getting a "clean slate" from the coaching staff after he was a healthy scratch in Game 4 following a dropped pass that was intercepted against the Patriots. Having those three along with James Jones could give Carr a lot to work with if everyone plays to their talent level."
Jones, Moore, Thompkins, Holmes, Brown, Butler - Spread offense
Want to see Atkinson get some touches with that speed. And we need to give Murray more touches to see if he is the real deal or just a backup.
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The nfl wants two teams in LA (possiblyraiders and chargers) but they don't want teams in the same division there. Wtf chargers need to move for though? They straight where they at.
That nikka roach must of had a super saiyan 4 concussion. never heard of nobody missing the whoe year for one that happened in preseason.
That nikka roach must of had a super saiyan 4 concussion. never heard of nobody missing the whoe year for one that happened in preseason.
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Report: Raiders willing to move to NFC to get to Los Angeles
Here is the thinking in a nut shell:
There are currently three primary teams vying for a shot at taking up residence in Los Angeles in the brand spanking new state of the art Farmer's Field facility planned for construction there. Those three teams are the Raiders, Chargers, and Rams.
Roger Goodell has made it pretty clear that his preference would be for two teams to share the stadium and the market. The two most logical teams for that move would be the Raiders and Chargers. The problem is, they are in the same division, which is not typically a good thing.
The Chargers with their own dilapidated stadium and lack of attendance along with having rights to LA market already, are the most logical team of all to make the jump up I5 to LA-LA land. That means if the Raiders want to join them, they would have to be willing to switch to the NFC - something Mark Davis is supposedly willing to do.
What would happen is the Raiders would essentially swap out with the Seattle Seahawks with the ‘Hawks moving back to the AFC West where they called home for 25 years from 1977 to 2002 before switching to the NFC West in the realignment.
Whether Mark Davis is entirely serious about being a willing conference nomad is uncertain. What is certain is he needs for Los Angeles to remain a looming possibility to keep Oakland officials from getting the idea they can mess around because Davis doesn't have other viable options.
As long as Davis keeps the LA corridor free of road blocks, the pressure will remain on Oakland to get something done with regard to a new stadium. The Raiders will get their new stadium. Whether that be as a member of AFC West in Oakland, NFC West in Los Angeles, or whatever division in San Antonio Texas.
Here is the thinking in a nut shell:
There are currently three primary teams vying for a shot at taking up residence in Los Angeles in the brand spanking new state of the art Farmer's Field facility planned for construction there. Those three teams are the Raiders, Chargers, and Rams.
Roger Goodell has made it pretty clear that his preference would be for two teams to share the stadium and the market. The two most logical teams for that move would be the Raiders and Chargers. The problem is, they are in the same division, which is not typically a good thing.
The Chargers with their own dilapidated stadium and lack of attendance along with having rights to LA market already, are the most logical team of all to make the jump up I5 to LA-LA land. That means if the Raiders want to join them, they would have to be willing to switch to the NFC - something Mark Davis is supposedly willing to do.
What would happen is the Raiders would essentially swap out with the Seattle Seahawks with the ‘Hawks moving back to the AFC West where they called home for 25 years from 1977 to 2002 before switching to the NFC West in the realignment.
Whether Mark Davis is entirely serious about being a willing conference nomad is uncertain. What is certain is he needs for Los Angeles to remain a looming possibility to keep Oakland officials from getting the idea they can mess around because Davis doesn't have other viable options.
As long as Davis keeps the LA corridor free of road blocks, the pressure will remain on Oakland to get something done with regard to a new stadium. The Raiders will get their new stadium. Whether that be as a member of AFC West in Oakland, NFC West in Los Angeles, or whatever division in San Antonio Texas.
Swapped out with Seattle?? so SF, AZ and Rams?
I can live with that
I can live with that
Breh that SF vs LA rivalry would be dope as fukk.
+ we would take over their home , but they wont ours.
+ we would take over their home , but they wont ours.
Keep the Chargers in SD.. nobody likes them here at all
Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
I want to go to a game so bad. But it would have to be out here in Philly. And I can't stand Philly fans
How about have a division with the raiders, chiefs, rams, and cardinals..
We probably have a 70% chance of winning the division
We probably have a 70% chance of winning the division
Moore is inconsistent as fukk. No one should have confidence in him.
"Moore did not have the confidence of Dennis Allen, but he has it from Sparano. The head coach told the media that Moore was getting a "clean slate" from the coaching staff after he was a healthy scratch in Game 4 following a dropped pass that was intercepted against the Patriots. Having those three along with James Jones could give Carr a lot to work with if everyone plays to their talent level."
Jones, Moore, Thompkins, Holmes, Brown, Butler - Spread offense
Want to see Atkinson get some touches with that speed. And we need to give Murray more touches to see if he is the real deal or just a backup.
Moore was the first person Carr snapped on after that interception in NE.
Carr was hot! cussing while spitting n shyt.
Moore lost dreadlocks that day.
