So long as the NFL believes the sanctioned extortion of non-paying fans to be one of the bedrocks of its popularity, the only way the Raiders will be able to avoid embarrassing blackouts is to improve the product on the field.
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News, notes and quotes from the Raiders practice and media availability sessions Friday:
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A transcript of Tom Cable’s reaction to the Napa District Attorney’s office deciding not to charge him with assault in an alleged altercation with assistant coach Randy Hanson:
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It’s all over but the civil litigation.
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Official statement from the NFL regarding the investigation into an alleged assault by Tom Cable against assistant coach Randy Hanson. Cable was not charged.
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A press released issued from the Napa County District Attorney’s office, which will not charge Tom Cable in an alleged attack on assistant coach Randy Hanson:
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The Raiders statement as read by Mike Taylor moments ago:
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Approximately 30 minutes before a press conference was scheduled to begin in Napa announcing whether he would be charged for an alleged assault, Raiders coach Tom Cable said he was unaware of a legal resolution to the issue.
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The Raiders game Sunday against the New York Jets Sunday will be blacked out locally because it failed to sell out 72 hours before kickoff.
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Slight change in plans. Napa County District Attorney Gary Lieberstein will hold a press conference at his office at 3:30 p.m. to explain whether charges will be filed against Raiders coach Tom Cable in regard to an alleged assault against assistant coach Randy Hanson.
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