The 2018 season was a substantial disappointment in Jon Gruden’s return to the Silver & Black. They stumbled to a 4-12 mark with a few brights spots in an otherwise dismal campaign. Now the calendar has turned and 2019 is a chance to make up for all the wrongs made at the beginning of Gruden’s second tenure as the head man. It also appears to be the final goodbye in Oakland with the move to Las Vegas looming in 2020.
The dawn of a new NFL season is almost upon us. The Free Agents have signed their deals, the draft picks have settled into their new teams, and the blockbuster trades are now yesterday’s news. Which leaves the question for the Oakland Raiders, is this finally the year of change?
With a flurry of offseason moves, multiple first-round picks and a move to Las Vegas on the horizon, the one familiar staple within the Oakland Raider organization will be it’s starting quarterback. Going into his 6th season as starting quarterback for the Raiders will be Derek Carr.
This edition of “2019 Pre-NFL Draft Divisional Standings” by Griffin Clark will focus on the AFC West.
The Oakland Raiders signed receiver Ryan Grant and released Seth Roberts, writes Lamarr Fields.
Damon LaFargo provides the Oakland Raiders with five tasks to accomplish in order to win 10 games in 2019.
The Los Angeles Chargers lost Tyrell Williams to the Raiders in free agency, but this could mean receiver Mike Williams gets more time in the spotlight, writes Nicole Ball.
Many teams used free agency as a means of plugging holes within their rosters, which could have an effect on their draft plans, writes Matias Wodner.
The Oakland Raiders added another receiver, this time agreeing to terms with deep threat J.J. Nelson, writes LaMarr Fields.
With Jordy Nelson being released by the Oakland Raiders, Max Mason explores the idea of the receiver making a return to the Green Bay Packers.
Nelson has been released by Oakland, but will likely end up on another team for next season, writes Griffin Clark.
The Oakland Raiders add another weapon for Derek Carr by signing receiver Tyrell Williams to a four-year, $44 million deal, writes LaMarr Fields.
The 2018 season was a substantial disappointment in Jon Gruden’s return to the Silver & Black. They stumbled to a 4-12 mark with a few brights spots in an otherwise dismal campaign. Now the calendar has turned and 2019 is a chance to make up for all the wrongs made at the beginning of Gruden’s second tenure as the head man. It also appears to be the final goodbye in Oakland with the move to Las Vegas looming in 2020.
The dawn of a new NFL season is almost upon us. The Free Agents have signed their deals, the draft picks have settled into their new teams, and the blockbuster trades are now yesterday’s news. Which leaves the question for the Oakland Raiders, is this finally the year of change?
With a flurry of offseason moves, multiple first-round picks and a move to Las Vegas on the horizon, the one familiar staple within the Oakland Raider organization will be it’s starting quarterback. Going into his 6th season as starting quarterback for the Raiders will be Derek Carr.
This edition of “2019 Pre-NFL Draft Divisional Standings” by Griffin Clark will focus on the AFC West.
The Oakland Raiders signed receiver Ryan Grant and released Seth Roberts, writes Lamarr Fields.
Damon LaFargo provides the Oakland Raiders with five tasks to accomplish in order to win 10 games in 2019.
The Los Angeles Chargers lost Tyrell Williams to the Raiders in free agency, but this could mean receiver Mike Williams gets more time in the spotlight, writes Nicole Ball.
Many teams used free agency as a means of plugging holes within their rosters, which could have an effect on their draft plans, writes Matias Wodner.
The Oakland Raiders added another receiver, this time agreeing to terms with deep threat J.J. Nelson, writes LaMarr Fields.
With Jordy Nelson being released by the Oakland Raiders, Max Mason explores the idea of the receiver making a return to the Green Bay Packers.
Nelson has been released by Oakland, but will likely end up on another team for next season, writes Griffin Clark.
The Oakland Raiders add another weapon for Derek Carr by signing receiver Tyrell Williams to a four-year, $44 million deal, writes LaMarr Fields.
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