Raiders news
Another Raiders assistant is out, this time for a lateral move. Running backs coach Jemal Singleton has taken the same position with the Cincinnati Bengals, the team announced today.
Qualities Raiders should consider in their search for an edge rusher | Silver and Black Pride
As Raiders head coach Jon Gruden has publicly stated, pass rushers don’t grow on trees. Every guy with burst and a bend isn’t able to win purely off athleticism in the NFL. The other thing to remember about drafting pass rushing edge players is the fact that they often require at minimum 2-3 years to hit their full potential.
What condition Raiders position is in pre-free agency 2019: Quarterback | Silver and Black Pride
The judgment of Carr’s season depends on who you ask. Those who would defend him would point to his surpassing 4000 yards for the first time in his career and his 10-game streak without an interception. They would also point to the shoddy offensive line that contributed to him getting sacked 51 times. They will point to his 2016 season as proof that he is capable of making big time plays.
Should the Raiders consider overpaying for DE Demarcus Lawrence? | Raiders Wire
One potential option for the Raiders is Cowboys’ defensive end, Demarcus Lawrence. While all expectations are that Dallas will retain Lawrence, there is a possibility that he will hit the open market. According to Pro Football Focus, Lawrence is projected to receive $126 million over six years with $60 million guaranteed.
Where will the Raiders play in 2019: Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Clara, parts unknown? | ESPN.com
And with those nuggets of knowledge, welcome to the strange goings-on in the Bay Area when it comes to teams moving home bases, in general, and the Raiders looking for a home for 2019, in particular. You have questions, we have thoughts and, hopefully, answers.
He keeps this up and he may find himself back in Silver & Black once the AAF season is done. Lord knows they can use the pass rush. They had a pathetic NFL low 13 sacks all last season, so they have no business turning their nose up at this kind of production, even if it is against D-league type competition.
AFC West
Former Chargers kicker Younghoe Koo becomes the answer to a great trivia question | Fan Sided
Younghoe Koo has kicked his way into a record book, even if it’s not an NFL record.
Former Kansas City Chiefs RB Kareem Hunt signed by Cleveland Browns | KMBC ABC
The Cleveland Browns announced Monday they had signed Hunt, who appeared in 27 games for the Chiefs in his first two seasons in the NFL.
Steve Spagnuolo is giving many Chiefs fans cause for optimism | Arrowhead Pride
Spagnuolo’s record as a defensive coordinator has been inconsistent — sometimes very good and sometimes very bad. But fans who have been frustrated during Bob Sutton’s tenure as Chiefs defensive coordinator can find lots of cause for optimism with Spagnuolo now at the helm.
Broncos have plenty of needs to fill in free agency | ESPN.com
The Broncos have about $35.5 million worth of salary cap space if you take into account their expected draft pool and “dead money” (about $8 million in salary-cap charges for players no longer on the roster).
Potential Broncos free agent target: Linebacker, C.J. Mosley | Mile High Report
The inside linebacker is an important piece to Vic Fangio’s defenses. In San Francisco, he had Patrick Willis and Navarro Bowman in the middle of his defense and in Chicago he had the 8th overall pick Roquan Smith and former Bronco Danny Trevathan in the middle of that defense. Both were highly ranked units that featured the inside linebacker and I would imagine he wants to do the same in Denver.
NFL news
What you need to know about Kyler Murray’s decision to pursue a career in football | ESPN.com
Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray announced Monday that he will fully commit to an NFL career and at least put on hold his interest in baseball.
Here’s what you need to know about a potentially historic decision.
The NFL’s Most Important Coordinator Hires for 2019 | MMQB
On the Monday Morning NFL Podcast, Andy Benoit and Gary Gramling analyzed the most important coordinator hires for 2019…
Sam Shields ‘beat all odds,’ now wants to remain in L.A. | NFL.com
Sam Shields’ return to football after missing almost two full seasons due to concussion issues flew under the radar most of the 2018 season as he helped the Los Angeles Rams make it to the Super Bowl.
Five lessons the NFL should take from the AAF’s successful debut weekend | Yahoo Sports
The AAF’s best-case scenario is to be to the NFL what the G League is to the NBA. The AAF can survive on its own while helping the NFL get better. This past weekend showed fans would be just fine with that.
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