Tom Cable isn’t the only Raiders coach awaiting word of his status for the 2010 season, assuming he hasn’t been told and is just keeping it quiet for reasons known only to Al Davis.
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Word out of Alameda is that Tom Cable has been at work most of the day but Al Davis has not.
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Former Raiders defensive coordinator Rob Ryan would love a second chance to interview for the Raiders head coaching job with Al Davis, according to the USA Today.
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Which of the following discussions was more likely to occur when Al Davis and Tom Cable met Thursday night?

Clarification: There is no confirmation that Davis and Cable ever met, although both were in the building.
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Raiders coach Tom Cable left the facility a few minutes ago with a friendly wave and didn’t stop to answer questions from reporters on the scene, beat writer Steve Corkran reports.
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Transcription of an interview with Tim Brown by hosts Adam Schein and Rich Gannon on Sirius Satellite Radio:
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At last.
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Another example of how no team operates quite like the Raiders . . .
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Dropped the name Steve Mariucci as a darkhorse candidate during Tuesday’s on-line chat in the event the Raiders fire Tom Cable, not knowing Tim Kawakami was devoting an entire column to the possibility in today’s Merc and Bay Area News Group-East Bay papers.
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If Lane Kiffin at some point determined his life’s mission would be to make Al Davis miserable, he is a success far beyond anything he’s achieved as a head football coach.
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