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Al will out live us all… I think he is going for the whole 120 years that is outlined in Gensis. He will be the acting gm/ with overide power until the end…

We will be having this conversation for the next three decades. al is not going anywhere.
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Al Davis is the fulfillment of prophecy. Mr. Davis represents the 144,000 “chosen ones” spoken of in Revelation. Being a descendant of fleshly Israel, he is duly postioned to take his proper place among the ‘Holy Ones’.

Prophecy states that a savior would come in “White robes and linen” which can be accurately compared to, and represented by the white jump suit that Mr. Davis has been known to adorn.

Prophecy also speaks of a “lord of zion” who would come from the east (Brooklyn) and would rise in the west (Oakland). Prophecy also speaks of the zionist nation being in the wilderness “for 40 years”. The Raiders have indeed been in the wilderness for 40 years if you take the 7 (seven means completness) losing seasons and multiply them by 6 you have 42. Add the number 8 (for 8 losses/wins this past season)and you have the number 50. Take away 10 from that and you have 40 (as in 40 years in the “wilderness”)and you match the prophetic number rightly attributed to Mr. Davis.

The Raiders need a quarterback that can run a short passing attack to compliment their running game. They went 1-4 in games with a quarterback throwing for over 250 yards in 2010. However, they were 6-2 when a running back gained over 100 yards on the ground. That is the exact system Young excels in

Whatever you have against Hue Jackson is irrelevant to me. He was brought in to move the ball and score points, and he did despite/ inspite of the owner & HC arguing over who should be in the game.

Jackson made mistakes… first time being a playcaller in NFL I beleive. Bottom line the man did his job.

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I support Cable from day 1 and was happy to see him stop the “laughing stock” of the league lable for the Raiders.

Hue is a good motivator but lousy gameday caller. I have posted proof of that many times.

Marshall accomplished just as much as Hue this year. However, they both couldnt improve on the Run D or the passing woes of the past 7 years. Those are liabilities of Al Davis’ philosophy of the single safety deep scheme and lack of ability to deliver us a legit starting QB in the past 7 years.

At least Marshall had to run Al’s system and tried to make the best of it. Best DC we had in a long time and even better than Breshnahan during the Gruden years.

Nnamdi isn’t going anywhere either.

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Nnamdi has a whole lot of options he hasn’t even considered… nobody knows what Nnnamdi will do including Nnamdi.

Routt will be a houston texan. Routt would instantly be the best Cb on that roster or at the very least be a starter: one of the best two on the roster. He is from texas… they badly need CB’s. It all adds up.

Huff probably lands in Houston as well. he loves everything in Texas including no state income tax

It was a judgement by the union per their contract. The responsiblity of the OTA practices and the intensity thereof was solely on Tom Cable. Hence, he was responsible for the fine imposed!

If these are the facts as reported Davis is completely within his rights and rightly held Cable responsible for his own practice routine. Why the hel would I pay that large of a fine for Tom Cable and his buffoonery when I don’t even want him as HC?