Raiders strong play validates coach Jackson’s big talk
By Steve Corkran
Monday, September 26th, 2011 at 3:38 pm in Oakland Raiders.
Raiders coach Hue Jackson is big on catchphrases, slogans and brash talk. He also spreads his message through signs posted around the facility, including in the locker room.
Yet, he realizes that none of it resonates with the players unless they see their hard word and dedication manifest itself in victories on the field.
To that end, Sunday’s convincing 34-24 victory over the New York Jets counts as more than one tick in the win column. It’s one of those victories that transcends the standings.
“That’s what validates it all,” Jackson said. “That’s where your credibility comes from, when the things you talk about and the things that you stress start to show up in games and start to show up on video. Once upon a time, I am sure players liked to do it their way, what they thought was the best way.
“And now we’re doing it the way that coach Jackson sees it, and it’s getting to be fun. Because I truly believe it gives them a chance to have success. And they have to see that. They have to see the realism in that, and they are.”
The Raiders beat a team that played in the AFC Championship Game each of the past two seasons. Now it’s on to a Patriots team that went 14-2 last season and is in the midst of a sustained run of excellence over the past decade or so.
Some teams might complain about playing the Jets and Patriots in back-to-back games. Not Jackson. He embraces the challenge and is eager to see how his players respond.
“This team has the best quarterback in football, they have the best coach, they’ve been the Super Bowl champion,” Jackson said of the Patriots. “It’s going to be tremendous challenge for this football team. But that’s what this is all about, every week to go out and compete against the best. This is the best of the best week in and week out. There are no easy opportunities in this deal. And, again, if we’re going to become the team that we can become, these are the challenges you want.”
MCFADDEN GETS HIGH PRAISE
Blocking for running back Darren McFadden is something that rookie left guard Stefen Wisniewski finds much to his liking.
“Yeah, it’s fun,” Wisniewski said. “Shoot, you block a guy for 2 seconds and you look, and he’s 50 yards downfield. It makes our job easy. Sometimes we make him look good, we open a big hole, and other times we miss a couple of people but he makes us look good anyway. So it works out well for everybody.”
The wide receivers play a huge part in McFadden’s success, too. Against the Jets, receivers Derek Hagan and Chaz Schilens delivered key blocks downfield on McFadden’s 70-yard touchdown run.
Blocking is something that is emphasized among Raiders receivers, Hagan said, and it’s something that the receivers take pride in doing.
“Darren’s a dynamic playmaker and, whenever the ball is in his hand, our job is pretty much just to block for him,” Hagan said. “If the receivers are out there blocking and the O-line is out there blocking, it’s just going to spring longer runs for us. That’s what happened yesterday.”
Hagan said he and his receiver mates are conscious of making sure that McFadden is free to do his thing once he reaches the secondary.
“We figure that our man, a (defensive back) should not be tackling a running back,” Hagan said. “A running back should not have to worry about the DBs tackling them because, most of the time, when a safety or a corner wants to tackle a running back, they’re trying to hit him below his kneecaps. That’s something we definitely don’t want to happen. So, we just try and stay on our man and make sure Darren doesn’t have to worry about that.”
Tight end Kevin Boss sealed off the Jets defender on the left edge on the 70-yard run. That enabled McFadden to turn the corner and find daylight.
Boss said he gets more satisfaction out of blocking than he does receiving, especially since he wasn’t regarded as a good blocker coming out of college.
“He’s one of the best backs that I’ve seen play,” Boss said. “He’s fast, he runs hard, he runs extremely hard. He punishes the tacklers. They’re coming in and they’re going to get punished just the way he runs. He’s exciting. He’s fun to block for. You know he’s going to hit the hole and he’s going to be out the other side before you know it.”
MCFADDEN INJURY UPDATE
Speaking of McFadden, Jackson said he isn’t concerned about the tight groin that bothered McFadden late in the game and prevented him from finishing.
McFadden wasn’t available in the locker room Monday. He dismissed the injury after the game, though, and said he’ll be fine.
Jackson seemed to be of the same belief.
“You had to mention that name,” Jackson said, knowing it was coming at some point. “No, I think he’ll be fine. I really do. It tightened up on him moreso than anything. I’m going to be very cautious with him to make sure he’s OK, but he’ll be fine.”
BROWN HAS INSIDE SCOOP ON PATRIOTS
Raiders backup linebacker Ricky Brown spent a few weeks with the Patriots during training camp before he was released.
He came away from the brief experience quite impressed by what he saw from coach Bill Belichick, quarterback Tom Brady and the rest of the well-run operation.
“They’re an extremely hard-working team,” Brown said. “I’ve seen them practice. They’re out there conditioning. They’re out there practicing at a high tempo. And that’s all stuff, that’s a recipe for success in the NFL and, obviously, they’ve had success in the past.
“Tom Brady is a phenomenal player. He’s one of those special guys in the league and, for as hard as he plays on Sunday, he also plays that hard throughout the week.”
FORD READY FOR TEST DRIVE
Wide receiver Jacoby Ford has not played since he injured his hamstring against the Denver Broncos in the regular-season opener.
If all goes according to plan, he will be back on the field against the Patriots.
“Right now, it’s day to day,” Ford said. “This week definitely is day to day. I ran today, and that was the best I’ve felt. So far, it’s looking good for playing this week.”
Ford said he has not been cleared by trainers to turn it loose yet. The goal is to build up throughout the week and be ready to cut loose Sunday.
He added that it has been difficult watching from the sidelines the past two games. Just the same, he is finding ways to stay involved.
“Oh, yeah, most definitely, but I’m becoming the biggest fan on the sideline,” Ford said. “I always want them to do well.”
CHEKWA READY FOR STARRING ROLE
Rookie cornerback Chimdi Chekwa held up well against the Jets when called upon in a pinch. For that, he credits the talented receivers the Raiders have on their roster.
“I don’t think it helped me answer anything,” Chekwa said of his breakout game. “I do think it helped me gain some experience and feel comfortable out on the field. Practice is tough here. Going against DHB, Denarius (Moore) and Chaz (Schilens), all of them. That makes the game a little bit easier.”
Chekwa said he gained more confidence by holding up well against Jets receiver Plaxico Burress. Now, he’s ready to build upon the solid performance.
“The biggest adjustment is just getting comfortable,” Chekwa said. “In college, you’re better than a lot of the players. Now in the NFL, everybody is good. So, you have to compete on every snap. That’s the biggest adjustment. That’s what I am getting used to.”
JONES MAKES LOFTY PROMISE
Rookie running back Taiwan Jones returned three kicks for 52 yards against the Jets. Twice, the Jets prevented Jones from reaching his own 20-yard line.
That won’t happen again, Jones said. Ever.
Jones said he promised his teammates that he will reach at least the 20-yard line on every return from here on out.
“Yeah, because after some of the returns, I saw how it’s difficult on our offense to start with such bad field position,” Jones said. “So, that’s just a commitment I’m making to the team to put them in better field position.”
Jones still found other ways to contribute. His biggest contribution came when he recovered a fumbled kick return by Antonio Cromartie just after the Raiders took a 24-17 lead. The Raiders scored a touchdown two plays later for an insurmountable lead.
“You definitely never know and you just always got to be ready for anything,” Jones said. “I wasn’t expecting to be on kickoff. It was my first time on it. The coaches put me in the right spot. It was just my job to make a play on the ball.”
And, just what was Jones thinking when he saw the ball come loose?
“I was thinking ‘that’s mine. This is my time to contribute to the team,’ ” Jones said. “I was just excited to get the opportunity.”
AVOID THE RED DOT AT ALL COSTS
Wisniewski said it’s not difficult for he and his teammates to find motivation in wanting to finish plays. No one wants to be hit with the dreaded red dot.
The man wielding the red dot belongs to coach Jackson in team meetings.
“We watch the film every day together and anytime there’s somebody not finishing, he’s putting the red dot up there on you, and he’s calling you out on it. Guys aren’t wanting to take a play off. They’re not wanting to take one off because they know their teammates will see it, and it’s part of being accountable to each other.”
Jackson said he has noticed a reduction in the amount of plays that failed to meet his requirements.
“Yes, it is,” Jackson said. “It has to. Again, if we’re going to get to where we want to go, that’s one of the main goals. And I laugh at that because I’m probably the one’s that screaming all the time. I believe in that.
“I just think, we didn’t have an offseason like you would have had. So, the process is speeded up. Everything is speeded up. Players are probably hearing my voice a little bit more than they like to hear, but that’s OK. The result is what we’re after. The result is winning and losing.”
DROPPING THE U-WORD ON DENARIUS
Jackson was rather measured in his praise of rookie receiver Denarius Moore last week, saying he wasn’t surprised and that Moore simply is doing what good football players do.
Well, after another eye-opening performance from Moore on Sunday, even Jackson is finding it difficult to avoid throwing around adjectives.
“Unbelievable,” Jackson said. “He’s a guy that has grown on me like you haven’t seen. A year ago, with Jacoby, I kind of probably slowed Jacoby down a little bit a year ago by not putting him in there because I wasn’t very familiar with everyone here, and he was a rookie.
“(Moore) is a rookie and from day one through yesterday, the guy just continues to make plays. The first catch that he had on the screen and there he goes. He’s a game-changing football player who likes to play. When you have guys like that you just let them play and watch them play and watch them grow and that’s what he’s doing right before all of our eyes. I’m not going to stop him, that’s for sure. I’m just going to keep letting him do what he does.”
OTHER INJURY UPDATES
Jackson didn’t have much in terms of updates for the injuries suffered by Johnson (hamstring), free safety Michael Huff (concussion) and fullback Marcel Reece (ankle).
He said it will take a couple of days to see how the players respond to treatment. In other words, don’t count on much word from Jackson before Friday, at the earliest.
MOORE NOT SO STERLING
The Raiders released rookie cornerback Sterling Moore from their practice squad and signed defensive back Ron Parker to their practice squad.
The move comes as a bit of surprise, given how well Moore played in training camp and Oakland’s four exhibition games. It wouldn’t be surprising to see Moore signed back at some point if he isn’t signed by another team first.
Parker spent time with the Seattle Seahawks earlier this season. He played safety at Newberry College and was clocked as fast as 4.28 seconds in the 40-yard dash in a pre-draft workout.
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September 26th, 2011 at 3:39 pm
Hue Jackson is the man….along with McFadden of course.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:39 pm
alpha
September 26th, 2011 at 3:39 pm
CAN”T WAIT PT2 this weekend!
September 26th, 2011 at 3:40 pm
shoot.. beta
September 26th, 2011 at 3:43 pm
He played safety at Newberry College and was clocked as fast as 4.28 seconds in the 40-yard dash in a pre-draft workout.
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Suprised we didn’t draft him in the 5th round this year.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:45 pm
I think we just need to let Wiz 2.0 settle in at LG, and hopefully stay healthy enough to bang out a half dozen Pro Bowls in his career.
I said all the time leading up to the draft, that he was a G and not a Center.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:46 pm
BobGlauber Bob Glauber
by VittorioTafur
Rex on facing the Raiders: “Maybe we’ll get a chance to play them again. I hope so.” #playoffrematch?
32 minutes ago
September 26th, 2011 at 3:47 pm
“We figure that our man, a (defensive back) should not be tackling a running back,” Hagan said. “A running back should not have to worry about the DBs tackling them because, most of the time, when a safety or a corner wants to tackle a running back, they’re trying to hit him below his kneecaps. That’s something we definitely don’t want to happen. So, we just try and stay on our man and make sure Darren doesn’t have to worry about that.”
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Ok, I’m sold.
Start this guy!
September 26th, 2011 at 3:48 pm
1.Dakota Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 3:39 pm
Hue Jackson is the man….along with McFadden of course.
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As well as JC
September 26th, 2011 at 3:48 pm
J,
You going to the game this weekend right?
September 26th, 2011 at 3:49 pm
8.J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 3:47 pm
“We figure that our man, a (defensive back) should not be tackling a running back,” Hagan said. “A running back should not have to worry about the DBs tackling them because, most of the time, when a safety or a corner wants to tackle a running back, they’re trying to hit him below his kneecaps. That’s something we definitely don’t want to happen. So, we just try and stay on our man and make sure Darren doesn’t have to worry about that.”
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Ok, I’m sold.
Start this guy!
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Welcome home Jhill….now get up here to a game bruh!
We need your semi pro pre game breakdowns
September 26th, 2011 at 3:49 pm
Free Terrell Pryor!!
September 26th, 2011 at 3:50 pm
“We watch the film every day together and anytime there’s somebody not finishing, he’s putting the red dot up there on you, and he’s calling you out on it. Guys aren’t wanting to take a play off. They’re not wanting to take one off because they know their teammates will see it, and it’s part of being accountable to each other.”
Man, Rolando McClain must see that red dot in his dreams….too bad it hasn’t seemed to motivate him to hustle.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:50 pm
Dakota, Campbell is a good fit for this offense right now. He’s a game manager sure, but a good one. He’s making the correct reads before the snap and adjusting the play at the line scrimmage accordingly. His completion percentage speaks for itself. No INTs (I don’t count the hail mary — only one if you must), sacked only twice (once by DMC), becoming an expert at play action.
I was one of Soup’s biggest critics at the start of 2010 season but I’m on board now. In addition to all of that, I can see it in his eyes in some of his post game interviews and his choice of words, I think he’s become the leader of the offense.
Naturally, this is what you want out of any QB, but not a lot of guys have it all. JC is certainly getting there and there’s no reason we can’t win with him at the controls.
I’d be more concerned about the D keeping us out of the playoffs than Campbell.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:50 pm
Obviously.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:51 pm
“The Raiders released rookie cornerback Sterling Moore from their practice squad and signed defensive back Ron Parker to their practice squad.”
Wouldn’t it have made more sense to sign Moore to the roster, drop Nick Miller, THEN add Parker to the practice squad? Why is Sterling getting the shaft?
September 26th, 2011 at 3:52 pm
Darren’s a dynamic playmaker and, whenever the ball is in his hand, our job is pretty much just to block for him,” Hagan said. “If the receivers are out there blocking and the O-line is out there blocking, it’s just going to spring longer runs for us. That’s what happened yesterday.”
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B@uce!
September 26th, 2011 at 3:54 pm
Lol
Take that HOT DOG BOY!!!
RNS on FB
Busted Sanchez’s nose and bruised Cromarties lungs
September 26th, 2011 at 3:54 pm
Nope.
Wifey pulled the plug on the family vacation up North after that shooting incident.
Detroit game is still a go as well as the home playoff gameSSSSS.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:55 pm
“You definitely never know and you just always got to be ready for anything,” Jones said. “I wasn’t expecting to be on kickoff. It was my first time on it. The coaches put me in the right spot. It was just my job to make a play on the ball.”
And, just what was Jones thinking when he saw the ball come loose?
“I was thinking ‘that’s mine. This is my time to contribute to the team,’ ” Jones said. “I was just excited to get the opportunity.”
September 26th, 2011 at 3:55 pm
Pretty sure I’m headed to the San Diego game @ SD.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:57 pm
Raider coaches are on their game putting TJ in like that.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:57 pm
LA to TheBay Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 3:50 pm
Dakota, Campbell is a good fit for this offense right now. He’s a game manager sure, but a good one.
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I agree with that 100%….for now he is okay. I just don’t think he can take a Raider team to the SB and I don’t think he is a “great player” like Mistic1.
Thats all. Nothing more.
If we had a top ten defense I might change my belief on the guy. But we don’t, and we are nowhere near having that yet.
September 26th, 2011 at 3:57 pm
21. Righteous J Hill
September 26th, 2011 at 3:58 pm
Woodson will “coach up” Parker. He’ll be starting in a few weeks!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:01 pm
Anyone miss Louis Murphy yet?
Better get healthy soon Murphy, or you might find yourself out of a job since DHB and Nick Miller seem to be on Al’s Must Keep for no Reason List.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:01 pm
Was out and about today and I tell you mayne the Raider folks are out in full effect in the Inland Empire. Raider gear everywhere.
Talked to a couple of the homies and they are talking like they are down to roll up to a game. One of the homies has pretty much talked me into the SD game @ SD.
I know it’s on and crackin up there in Oak Town if it’s like that down here.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:02 pm
# Dakota Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:01 pm
Anyone miss Louis Murphy yet?
Better get healthy soon Murphy, or you might find yourself out of a job since DHB and Nick Miller seem to be on Al’s Must Keep for no Reason List.
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I say cut DHB once Murphy gets healthy.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:02 pm
My boy Mistic takes fat swigs of that Kool Aid. He did have JC pegged to be a lot better than at least half the blog though.
JC may not be as good as Mistic advertises, but he’s becoming better before our eyes, IMO.
He sure has a lot of weapons at his disposal.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:03 pm
Out, Nation.
Be good.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:05 pm
Better get healthy soon Murphy, or you might find yourself out of a job since DHB and Nick Miller seem to be on Al’s Must Keep for no Reason List.
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LMAO holy schit
September 26th, 2011 at 4:08 pm
Ole Louis ….
Dropped more balls than DHB, but for some reason he is the man to some. I was on to this guy his rookie year after than disaster of a preseason game against the Saints.
Will Hue really bench the productive “leader” of that WR unit?
Will DHB play his way out of the lineup?
Don’t see how Murphy gets significant snaps when he does return.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:08 pm
This team is playing like one.I like the attitude. not afraid to do the dirty work. Hagan blocking downfield, Jones on special teams, Chekwa stepping up. This team has a swagger right now.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:08 pm
“DALLAS (AP) – Arch West, a retired Frito-Lay marketing executive credited with creating Doritos as the first national tortilla chip brand, has died in Dallas at age 97.”
Rest In Peace!
Doritos are manna from heaven.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:08 pm
Raiders coach Hue Jackson is big on catchphrases, slogans and brash talk.
Some teams might complain about playing the Jets and Patriots in back-to-back games. Not Jackson. He embraces the challenge and is eager to see how his players respond.
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OK Hue, I got one for ya then: Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime
September 26th, 2011 at 4:11 pm
ArmChair GM Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:02 pm
# Dakota Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:01 pm
Anyone miss Louis Murphy yet?
Better get healthy soon Murphy, or you might find yourself out of a job since DHB and Nick Miller seem to be on Al’s Must Keep for no Reason List.
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I say cut DHB once Murphy gets healthy.
Dang don’t know why you guys are still hating on DHB. He hasn’t dropped a ball this year and Rex must see something in him or he wouldn’t have Revis on him. He’s created a few PI calls is tough to tackle excellent blocking WR but his timing with JC if off that’ll be fixed tho and he’ll continue to improve. Same with Mcclain look he aint ever gna be Lewis or Urlacher but he made some nice plays including filling the gap to stop a rb at the LOS yesterday and remember he’s a 2nd year MLB
September 26th, 2011 at 4:11 pm
DB’s and LB’s better be ready for Brady. The guy is on fire right now despite the four picks he threw yesterday. When we beat the pats there are going to be some long faces over at bspn. can’t wait.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:11 pm
35.Seymour Bush Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:08 pm
OK Hue, I got one for ya then: Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime
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I like that. I will lmao if in two weeks the players are throwing that around as a Jackson phrase.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:12 pm
What to watch for: Oakland defensive lineman Richard Seymour will lead his new team against his former one. Seymour, who was traded from the Patriots to the Raiders in September, 2009, has made it clear he wasn’t thrilled with the way New England coach Bill Belichick handled his departure. I’m sure Seymour will be motivated to knock Tom Brady down a few times to let his former boss know he made a mistake in dealing him. A motivated Seymour is often a productive Seymour.
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You think Big Rich will be up to play the Patsies. How big would that be to see him sack Brady. Thats gonna be X-Rated.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:13 pm
Can’t see Miller on the roster once Pryor gets activated.
Giordano might be on a short leash too.
Sterling Moore and Pryor will be on the 53 man roster at some point this season.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:13 pm
Just Fire Baby Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 3:34 pm
Dream team is too funny.
Mike Vick is 1-4 in his last 5 starts.
VY might have to come in and save the season around Thanksgiving.
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First, VY cant play, he sux
Secondly, VY is 3rd QB..
Thirdly, My boy Kafka is QB2, and he rocks!!!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:14 pm
# J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:08 pm
Ole Louis ….
Dropped more balls than DHB, but for some reason he is the man to some. I was on to this guy his rookie year after than disaster of a preseason game against the Saints.
Will Hue really bench the productive “leader” of that WR unit?
Will DHB play his way out of the lineup?
Don’t see how Murphy gets significant snaps when he does return.
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I got one for you. 4th and 10. Monday Night Football against the Dischargers.
Jamarcus Russell(yes folks) throws a bomb to a WIDE OPEN Louis Murphy, who put a beautiful double move on the CB and scores a TD.
Of course the defense gave up the game winning TD shortly after, but I was a Murphy fan after that.
Dude runs GOOD routes for a youngsta, and has Raider speed.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:14 pm
“Speaking of McFadden, Jackson said he isn’t concerned about the tight groin that bothered McFadden late in the game” -as it was only a result of Sanchez looking for a hot dog to ingest”
September 26th, 2011 at 4:14 pm
Campbell is not a brady or a manning, but he is improving week to week.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:15 pm
Parker made some plays against our first team in Seattle, did he not? I think he had a near pick or something…
September 26th, 2011 at 4:16 pm
27.J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:01 pm
Was out and about today and I tell you mayne the Raider folks are out in full effect in the Inland Empire. Raider gear everywhere.
Talked to a couple of the homies and they are talking like they are down to roll up to a game. One of the homies has pretty much talked me into the SD game @ SD.
I know it’s on and crackin up there in Oak Town if it’s like that down here.
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Pops flew from LAX and said the plane was ful of Raider cats talking big time schit to a Jets fan who was scared…funny thing is when they landed in Oakland these mexican cats got into a scuffle with other Jets fans hahahahaha you LA cats is wild as fk. You sure Farmer’s Field is a good idea?…ppl gonna be gettin knocked out
September 26th, 2011 at 4:16 pm
Dang don’t know why you guys are still hating on DHB. He hasn’t dropped a ball this year and Rex must see something in him or he wouldn’t have Revis on him.
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It ridiculous. You would think the guy played for the Donkeys or across the bay.
DHB is going to be a solid contributor for this team.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:19 pm
44.No Mas Diamante Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:14 pm
Campbell is not a brady or a manning, but he is improving week to week.
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Brady? Well who is? Of course he is not a Manning..he doesnt lead NFL in INTs like Eli nor is his career finished like Peyton
September 26th, 2011 at 4:21 pm
47.J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:16 pm
Dang don’t know why you guys are still hating on DHB. He hasn’t dropped a ball this year and Rex must see something in him or he wouldn’t have Revis on him.
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It ridiculous. You would think the guy played for the Donkeys or across the bay.
DHB is going to be a solid contributor for this team.
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Yep 2-3 catches a game and a PI..solid for a 7th overall pick
September 26th, 2011 at 4:21 pm
you LA cats is wild as fk. You sure Farmer’s Field is a good idea?…ppl gonna be gettin knocked out
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LOL!
I tried to tell you.
No disrespect at all to the city of Oakland, but LA would HOLD IT DOWN if the Raiders moved back here.
A BRAND NEW stadium downtown featuring these Raiders?
Cash muhhhthhhaafuhhgin cow.
It’s all good though. I’m sure Oakland will handle their business and get a stadium built up there now. Especially since the team is set up to be good for YEARS with all this young talent.
This year is the start of BIG things for the Raiders. Watch what winning brings, as I’m sure most of you know.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:21 pm
I don’t like to rag on McClain, he is a decent sort, but he is not a MLB. An ILB in a 3-4 maybe. If you are going to play a 4-3 you need a beast at MLB.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:23 pm
50.J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:21 pm
you LA cats is wild as fk. You sure Farmer’s Field is a good idea?…ppl gonna be gettin knocked out
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LOL!
I tried to tell you.
No disrespect at all to the city of Oakland, but LA would HOLD IT DOWN if the Raiders moved back here.
A BRAND NEW stadium downtown featuring these Raiders?
Cash muhhhthhhaafuhhgin cow.
It’s all good though. I’m sure Oakland will handle their business and get a stadium built up there now. Especially since the team is set up to be good for YEARS with all this young talent.
This year is the start of BIG things for the Raiders. Watch what winning brings, as I’m sure most of you know.
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Hold it down? Yall gonna be stashing body under the seats lol…..yall cats couldnt even leave airport before getting violent lol…kinda dig that
September 26th, 2011 at 4:23 pm
Method To My Madness Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:21 pm
47.J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:16 pm
Dang don’t know why you guys are still hating on DHB. He hasn’t dropped a ball this year and Rex must see something in him or he wouldn’t have Revis on him.
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It ridiculous. You would think the guy played for the Donkeys or across the bay.
DHB is going to be a solid contributor for this team.
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Yep 2-3 catches a game and a PI..solid for a 7th overall pick
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the verdict is still out on DHB if you ask me, but if he made 2-3 catches per game, for 60yds each, then I wouldnt have any problem with him!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:24 pm
Don’t worry about DHB those hating him don’t make personnel decisions.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:25 pm
solid for a 7th overall pick
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Can’t get past that 7th overall pick thing, eh?
It all evens out.
Moore for a 5th????
DHB is on the team. 1 of the 53.
Dell told you he beat Revis at least twice this past weekend.
Why on earth would Revis be on him at all if he was the bum you think he is?
September 26th, 2011 at 4:25 pm
51.Twocents Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:21 pm
I don’t like to rag on McClain, he is a decent sort, but he is not a MLB. An ILB in a 3-4 maybe. If you are going to play a 4-3 you need a beast at MLB.
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You would think with Biekert coaching him up, who was slower than MR’s dating life, has a profound effect. I’m sure Bieks is on it having him watch film today
September 26th, 2011 at 4:26 pm
Pack Kevlar ™, post # 21.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:26 pm
55.J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:25 pm
solid for a 7th overall pick
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Can’t get past that 7th overall pick thing, eh?
It all evens out.
Moore for a 5th????
DHB is on the team. 1 of the 53.
Dell told you he beat Revis at least twice this past weekend.
Why on earth would Revis be on him at all if he was the bum you think he is?
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He is fast as fk is why….yeah DHB beat him once from what I saw….mind you My eyes wandered alot if ya “yaddamean”
September 26th, 2011 at 4:27 pm
J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:25 pm
solid for a 7th overall pick
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Can’t get past that 7th overall pick thing, eh?
It all evens out.
Moore for a 5th????
DHB is on the team. 1 of the 53.
Dell told you he beat Revis at least twice this past weekend.
Why on earth would Revis be on him at all if he was the bum you think he is?
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he literally beat him! the collision with DHB and Revis, was the reason Revis had to leave the field!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:28 pm
If you build it, they will come…
September 26th, 2011 at 4:29 pm
60.JLofty Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:28 pm
If you build it, they will come…
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Yep and Oakland did
September 26th, 2011 at 4:30 pm
ohh by the way, congrats with ya new world champ Greg Handcock!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:30 pm
FAILKELL….where ya at old timer? Your copy and paste schit is on hold until next week eh? No no no you have a “wife” and also had mad houses to sell above market price
September 26th, 2011 at 4:32 pm
DHB sucks. He is a Raider, so I will always support him and root for him when he is on the field.
But if we are talking about the MOST PRODUCTIVE Wide Receivers on the field, then a logical, objective person has to realize that DHB is in last place when it comes to on the field productivity.
Moore, Ford, Hagan, Murphy, Schilens, DHB.
That is a fair ranking in order of productivity.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:32 pm
Al’s gotta keep his meeeling hands off so the team can 1) win, 2) draw fans, thus demonstrating 3) they’re a marketing entity worth investing in so the as yet to be determined deep pockets opportunist 4) pulls a Peter Magowan & builds a privately funded (with a meager contribution by the NFL as an act of good faith) while making major bank as Al’s silent partner (alleged major syndicate consortum connections).
Now thats’ a conspiracy theory I’d like to call fact!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:32 pm
J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:25 pm
Dell told you he beat Revis at least twice this past weekend.
Why on earth would Revis be on him at all if he was the bum you think he is?
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Exactly. That’s one of the beautiful things about actually going to NFL games. Just focusing on Darrelle Revis on every single play was worth the price of admission. That is something you can’t do with the 20 year old big screen in your MR’s mom’s basement. A couple of posters were lambasting DHB for no catches. Hey, you go put on a shell and a charger go line up and beat Revis. No one else seems to be able to do it.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:32 pm
. . .Stadium
September 26th, 2011 at 4:33 pm
Brady? Well who is?
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No one because most teams don’t run an exclusive shotgun offense.
Heck, Cam Newton is putting up Brady like numbers. So is Fitzgerald and Rogers.
If you let NFL QB throw 25 passes a game from the shotgun, you’d have more “Brady”s.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:33 pm
I was happy after yesterday until the media (NFL Network and ESPN) spent the day telling me that it wasn’t how good the Raiders are but instead how suspect the Jets defense is and how the Jets are now in trouble.
… Nah, F’K ‘em! I’m still happy!!!!
GO RAIDERS!!!!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:33 pm
That’s what I call some nose busting, lung bruising Raider football.
Al is God.
Go Raiders!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:34 pm
64.ArmChair GM Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:32 pm
DHB sucks. He is a Raider, so I will always support him and root for him when he is on the field.
But if we are talking about the MOST PRODUCTIVE Wide Receivers on the field, then a logical, objective person has to realize that DHB is in last place when it comes to on the field productivity.
Moore, Ford, Hagan, Murphy, Schilens, DHB.
That is a fair ranking in order of productivity.
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Hmmmmmmmmm I’d switch Hagan and Moore based on productivity but no biggie….those top three no matter how u slice it is solid….solid as a rock
September 26th, 2011 at 4:35 pm
65.antispy3 Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:32 pm
Al’s gotta keep his meeeling hands off so the team can 1) win, 2) draw fans, thus demonstrating 3) they’re a marketing entity worth investing in so the as yet to be determined deep pockets opportunist 4) pulls a Peter Magowan & builds a privately funded (with a meager contribution by the NFL as an act of good faith) while making major bank as Al’s silent partner (alleged major syndicate consortum connections).
Now thats’ a conspiracy theory I’d like to call fact!
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As long as it is in Oakland right where they play now
September 26th, 2011 at 4:36 pm
70.Dr. Hunter S. Thompson Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:33 pm
That’s what I call some nose busting, lung bruising Raider football.
Al is God.
Go Raiders!
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Its Gucci….HA………..YEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
September 26th, 2011 at 4:36 pm
Just had a power lunch with my manager, going over the details of my luxury box at Farmer’s Field.
Hopefully we get the Raiders back, but if the Chargers come I’ll just use the box to party with babes and get faded on Coors Light.
That place is going to be mo wiggity, going to have a nacho buffet and open bar in the suite. You know how bizzies love to get their jalapeno on.
If you know what I mean
September 26th, 2011 at 4:37 pm
What do the semi-pros think about Hue’s call to go deep instead of running the ball before Jani’s final FG ?
Not very interested in debating whether going to DHB was tactically prudent…I know everyone will severely question THAT.
Want to know whether you think it was the right strategic decision to forego running clock by either running or perhaps trying to complete a short safe pass and get a first down ?
Personally, I think the bomb throw was an error. Would have preferred keeping it on the ground and taking another 40 seconds off the clock.
Had that pass been intercepted, Hue would have opened the door for the Jets to tie the game.
On the other hand, the FG certainly wasn’t a gimme and a TD there seals the deal in a statement making, explosive manner.
All things considered though, I think HJAX got too aggressive there and I didn’t like the call.
Thoughts ?
September 26th, 2011 at 4:40 pm
Moore, Ford, Hagan, Murphy, Schilens, DHB.
That is a fair ranking in order of productivity.
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Based on what productivity?
If you talk about on the field production from THIS season ….
Moore Hagan DHB Ford Schillens Murphy.
Isn’t what have you done for me lately fair?
September 26th, 2011 at 4:40 pm
Like everyone else, i liked what i saw out of Chewy, but ink him in the starting line up just yet. I’ve seen the same from Ware before, and most recently Giordano vs Denver only to blow it vs Buffalo.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:41 pm
Man some of you guys can’t let up on the DHB or Soup. I am all for calling it like it is. Soup was shakey in Donkeyville but solid in Buffaloo and pretty dang good yesterday. He is slowly winning me over. DHB, the guy is doing everything they are asking of him. Everything. He showed Soup and Huge in the Donkey game that they could count on him in the clutch. He is playing well.
Hagan DID start btw. Moore, Hagan and Bey were in 3WR set on first play. So even the “have to play Hagan” guys have nothing to complain about. They are all playing.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:43 pm
Hopefully we get the Raiders back, but if the Chargers come I’ll just use the box to party with babes and get faded on Coors Light.
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Obvious you lack respect for the OGs who were the ones who were there from day 1 with this BS and also you dont want whats best for the Raiders…and OAKLAND is that place….LA is not even an option…so party withthe Charger dummies if you will but only time you seeing Raiders is when they knock Rivers out
September 26th, 2011 at 4:44 pm
mind you My eyes wandered alot if ya “yaddamean”
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LOL!
So noted.
Listen to Dell the Great when he tells you about DHB. I know you respect his analys. Especially since he is at the game.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:46 pm
All of the mystique and connection the Raiders built is up here….no offense but its just not the same in LA….sure yall dig the Raiders no doubt but wanting it in LA is selfish knowing damn well OAKLAND iswhere they belong….you got the Lakers,Dodgers,USC and USC plus beach and hella bzies…you bout to get Chargers…quit the monopoly mayne
OAKLAND=MLB,NBA and NFL here….only place on westcoast who can say that
September 26th, 2011 at 4:48 pm
80.J Hill Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:44 pm
mind you My eyes wandered alot if ya “yaddamean”
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LOL!
So noted.
Listen to Dell the Great when he tells you about DHB. I know you respect his analys. Especially since he is at the game.
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OK two plays…how many we ran bout 55-60? DHB just dont do enuff mayne…..Of course i listen to Dell…if i check game again I’ll look for it
September 26th, 2011 at 4:48 pm
B@uce there currently is no NBA in ANY town! But when they fix that, the W’s should be fun to watch. I want to see what Mark Jackson can bring….
September 26th, 2011 at 4:49 pm
Just win baby.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:50 pm
78.JLofty Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:41 pm
Man some of you guys can’t let up on the DHB or Soup. I am all for calling it like it is. Soup was shakey in Donkeyville but solid in Buffaloo and pretty dang good yesterday. He is slowly winning me over. DHB, the guy is doing everything they are asking of him. Everything. He showed Soup and Huge in the Donkey game that they could count on him in the clutch. He is playing well.
Hagan DID start btw. Moore, Hagan and Bey were in 3WR set on first play. So even the “have to play Hagan” guys have nothing to complain about. They are all playing.
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DHB is suppose to be a top flight WR….plain and simple…he isnt doing everything asked of him…he isnt a game changer or difference maker…he made good money here and will always get alot of snaps undeservedly….we need back to back 100 yard games and also games where he absolutley kills the defense for us to be satisfied
September 26th, 2011 at 4:51 pm
Bart Scott referrd to the Raiders as a “quality opponent playing in their home stadium” & “we can’t afford to make mistakes & win in an environment like that.”
Sexy Rexy (I checked out the videos; they’re pretty tame) openly pines for a “rematch.”
Dirty Sancheezie was less concilatory. He said the Jets squandered early opportunities & allowed the Raiders to “hang around” from halftime until the Raiders “knocked them around a little bit” & by the time they mounted a comeback there wasn’t “enough time.”
I like Sancheezie’s moxie. It’s so Umiversity of Spoiled Children. . .(the blame game. . .Reggie Bush, Pete Carroll, Matt Linert, all the way back to Rob friggin Johnson, Doug Flutie’s best friend. . .)
Between bites of hot dog (or dabbles of mustard) Sancheezie needs to ponder on this food for thought;
That Bully might be a tad bigger by the time of the alleged rematch (Sexy Rexy ponderd admiringly as he witnessed the aftermath of the carnage. To a Jet; ‘We’re used to being the ones to overcome adversity, crowd noise & the other team in general to prevail.’ Makes you think. . .
I sober up to this thought; today’s euphoria quickly wears off with an outcome like 9/18/11 (the Bummer in Buffalo. . .).
September 26th, 2011 at 4:51 pm
Campbell will take us as far as our Oline allows him to. He’s as good as any QB when he has time to operate; and yes that includes Jan Brady, who threw 4 picks against a team that Campbell diced up without three of his receivers a week prior.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:51 pm
. . .next week, that is. . .
September 26th, 2011 at 4:52 pm
The Raiders released rookie cornerback Sterling Moore from their practice squad
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WOW!
Must be pretty impressed with Chekwa and DVDs development.
Must also mean that CJs injury isn’t too serious.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:53 pm
our safeties and lbs better be ready to cover
September 26th, 2011 at 4:53 pm
83.JLofty Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:48 pm
B@uce there currently is no NBA in ANY town! But when they fix that, the W’s should be fun to watch. I want to see what Mark Jackson can bring….
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NBA will be back fall of 2012 no doubt…..i’ll love to go to a doubleheader off by downtown LA…..watch Raiders trounced chargers then watch Dubs kick the Lakers and bald headed Kobe’s ass…then i’ll go to LA live and see if my block report can get updated
September 26th, 2011 at 4:54 pm
Looking at the sched and it looks like we will have a long stretch of home cooking after the game at houston. Four weeks including the bye.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:54 pm
Chill out, Brian the Genital.
If we get the Raiders back, you’ve still got the Warriors. That was a joke.
But seriously, my penthouse will be rocking with gameday after parties. My hot tub is big enough for DMAC, Wiz 2.0 and a Togo’s Party Sub.
I’ll probably let Hue work my DJ booth, let homie take the party back to the streets.
Like Young MC used to do
September 26th, 2011 at 4:54 pm
Hue Jackson’s imaginative running game; The Greatest Show on Turf, Ground Version (gotta be a UPS or FedEx endorsement there. . .)
September 26th, 2011 at 4:55 pm
by the way, what the hecck was the infield still doing out there? thought it would be gone.
September 26th, 2011 at 4:56 pm
anyways…yall be cool…great win and great crowd who came from all over….check yall later
September 26th, 2011 at 4:57 pm
35.Seymour Bush Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:08 pm
OK Hue, I got one for ya then: Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime
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Yes, I like this!
September 26th, 2011 at 4:59 pm
What do the semi-pros think about Hue’s call to go deep instead of running the ball before Jani’s final FG ?
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One of those NO NO NO NO NO NO .. YESSSSS, it’s a PI!!!! … Whew, glad he made the kick.
You have to like the sack on Hue. And to put DHB in a position to make a play at home that would get him some love from the home crowd?
Too bad Glo underthrew him AGAIN!!!!
Too bad DHB couldn’t get his Vlade on and draw the flag.
With all that said, of course Hue should have run the dammm ball!
September 26th, 2011 at 5:03 pm
Feel confident that with a healthy DMAC this team is going to put up points on ANYONE.
Even if JC isn’t a world beater, the OLine is surprisingly solid and there’s just too many weapons and too much speed for this unit to be shut down.
Defense ? Needs work.
So what’s the ticket to pasting the Patsies this week ?
Simple.
Seymour, Shaughnassy, Wimbley, Houston, Dez and company need to get in Brady’s grill and plant him like a tree.
Bounty on the pretty boy.
Want to knock that tuck OUT.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:03 pm
Color commentators were talking about how loud it gets in the coliseum and wondered if it was the acoustics. No, sir. That there is the Raidah Nation! Get us a place with some real good acoustics and the opposing team won’t even be able to hear a Rex Ryan fart.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:04 pm
RAIDERMAN99 Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:37 pm
What do the semi-pros think about Hue’s call to go deep instead of running the ball before Jani’s final FG ?
Not very interested in debating whether going to DHB was tactically prudent…I know everyone will severely question THAT.
Want to know whether you think it was the right strategic decision to forego running clock by either running or perhaps trying to complete a short safe pass and get a first down ?
Personally, I think the bomb throw was an error. Would have preferred keeping it on the ground and taking another 40 seconds off the clock.
Had that pass been intercepted, Hue would have opened the door for the Jets to tie the game.
On the other hand, the FG certainly wasn’t a gimme and a TD there seals the deal in a statement making, explosive manner.
All things considered though, I think HJAX got too aggressive there and I didn’t like the call.
Thoughts ?
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Raiderman99
I’ll bite at the question.
Let me set up the situation, which your question did not provide.
First off, Cromartie was out with bruised ribs and hurt feelings. The back up corner-safety was in on that play. The Jets signed Donald Strickland a few weeks earlier and I believe he was out due to some minor injury also.
The play by JC to Bush, (nice throw by the way) set up a situation, that the Jets were going to use their time outs.
So Hujack complied and ran two plays to burn their two time outs.
Prior to the Bush throw, were I sit DHB, had ran right pass that nickel corner and was wide open.
So what to due, Hue being who he is saw a great opportunity to finish and put the game away, not to rely on a potential kick from Jano.
The play was effective, in terms of strategy, no safety help and Revis went to Moore.
The play was executed, the results were not completed. The Jet cover corner clearly interferred with DHB, and the throw was right there.
At the time, I was OK with the play and it helped when Jano kicked the FG.
That’s my take, I like the agresive call and it’s win some lose some.Let’s stop playing it easy, as Hujack says, he lives on the edge. Get use to it.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:12 pm
I’m sorry Method. .. but I would rather keep Hagan and his salary. … than dhb and his salary. ….their basically the same player except dhb makes 20x$$$ hagan does..
September 26th, 2011 at 5:14 pm
One of those NO NO NO NO NO NO .. YESSSSS, it’s a PI!!!! … Whew, glad he made the kick.
You have to like the sack on Hue. And to put DHB in a position to make a play at home that would get him some love from the home crowd?
Too bad Glo underthrew him AGAIN!!!!
Too bad DHB couldn’t get his Vlade on and draw the flag.
With all that said, of course Hue should have run the dammm ball!
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Yup. Pretty much sums up my thoughts.
One thing I’d add is this; if DHB tracks the ball earlier and better – he realizes it’s underthrown and makes a more aggressive move to stop and come back to it. That probably draws a flag. As it was, there was way too much contact on the play for a call NOT to be made, but if DHB reacts quicker and tries to fight his way back to the ball, it’s probably first and goal at the one.
Then I’d be rooting for Hue to cram it into the EZ one more time for the Rexy rub in rather than the JC kneel.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:16 pm
JHill,
solid posts this thread. Agreed that Murphy might be our WORST wr right now. Drops, average NFL speed, average size, nothing special.
Also speaking truth on shotgun passing. These college QBs succeed with it, spreading the field, making quick reads, getting the ball out…then they get drafted and stuck in a 1960s I-formation 2-WR set too often, with ownership and coaches wondering why the QB isn’t succeeding the way he was in college.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:17 pm
2011 WR contribution rankings:
Moore, Hagan, DHB, Chaz, Ford, Murphy.
By the end of the season, you can probably insert Ford 3rd, with the rest of the crew staying the same.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:18 pm
Terrelle Pryor as a DB this year? He’s got to be as talented as Scott Frost . . . Why not see what he can do?
September 26th, 2011 at 5:19 pm
OK Hue, I got one for ya then: Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime
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That’s Pat Hill’s @ Fresno St. line…
September 26th, 2011 at 5:19 pm
Raiderman,
wouldn’t it be nice if JC didn’t throw 4 out of every 5 deep balls out of bounds?
I’m glad he’s playing better than last year, but dang he needs to at least give his WR a CHANCE on those deep throws more often.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:20 pm
Warren Sapp, what an ALL-TIME FRONT RUNNER; he & marshall Faulk.
“Yeah, the Raiders CAN challenge San Diego for the AFC West title. . .”
I’m not even willing to go that far today; but hopefully. . .
September 26th, 2011 at 5:21 pm
Sloraider,
if it’s a serious question, it’s because you can’t just switch a QB to CB and expect any realm of success. Dude hasn’t backpedaled and taken on a pulling guard…ever.
Don’t think that’s how you treat a “QB of the future”.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:23 pm
CUt DHB?!?!?!
Did you happen to notice that DHB was covered by revis the entire game? this is a measure of great respect. It looks as if the rest of the nfl has noticed dhb’s play in the pre season and the bronco game and are afraid of getting burned.
Jc was smart to stay away from revis and go after the weak link, but im sure DHb will get more than two targets this weekend against the patsies, he is coming on strong. Did you see him catch it with a man draped all over him and then deliver the knockout shot?
ford and moore, speed burners acrobatic, moore has exceptional hands. DHb is a speed burner with out of this world physicality. had he not been hurt he would have been a factor in buffalo too.
DHB ford and moore will form an almost impossible to defend threesome from hell!!
Book it!
September 26th, 2011 at 5:24 pm
Drew Brees’s passer rating on 3rd down is 156.0. 26-33 (78.8%)/394 yds/6 TDs/0 INTs.
Maaaai gawd
September 26th, 2011 at 5:28 pm
Revis is the Jets Left CB and covers whoever lines up as the Z wideout over there. He wasn’t shadowing anyone.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:28 pm
Murphy has better than average speed. Plenty fast enough to play in the NFL. Hands are suspect, but he’s also made some difficult grabs. Durability would be my main concern about Louis.
Extremely underrated blocker and a great motor.
Revisit the Zach Miller TD vs the Eagles for proof positive. Murph hustles his way into TWO great blocks to set up Zach’s TD. One of the most impressive plays you’ll ever see a receiver without the ball in his hands make.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:28 pm
by the way the deep ball to dhb was a little under thrown jc should have led him to the back corner giving dhb a chance at the jump ball without causing him to run through the db,
September 26th, 2011 at 5:28 pm
I am happy to be hosting the Pats with a 2-1 record but we need to tighten things up on the defensive side of the ball. We are giving up too many KEY passing plays to the opponent and have some “soft spots”. Chuck needs to reign his guys in and tighten the bolts, and watch out we are on the verge of a PO contender. Keep up the work Silver&Black, build the bully!
http://www.raiders.com/team/statistics.html
September 26th, 2011 at 5:29 pm
Alex 7,
Frost was also a QB and had a nice career in the NFL as a safety. Pryor’s physical skill-set is far superior to Frost. I think DB or WR is intriguing b/c the kids is such a great athlete. Of course, if he’s the QB of the future–which I’m unconvinced he’ll ever become (have you SEEN that nasty delivery???)–that’s not gonna work. Hopefully, Campbell keeps getting better and he’s the QB for the next five years and we don’t need Pryor at QB anyway, in which case he becomes a luxury (i.e, WR or DB).
September 26th, 2011 at 5:30 pm
# alex7 Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 5:28 pm
Revis is the Jets Left CB and covers whoever lines up as the Z wideout over there. He wasn’t shadowing anyone.
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this isnt entirely true, where ever dhb went revis followed it was straight man to man
by the way alex isnt that the scheme that you hated when we had nnamdi do the same thing?
September 26th, 2011 at 5:30 pm
Raiderman,
by the looks of things, ALL of our WRs are throwing down monster blocks this year, playing hard. So it kinda makes Murphy’s blocking just seem par for the course, nothing really special.
Would you rank him, at his best, any better than Moore, Hagan, Chaz, or DHB at their best? Not sure he does anything better than those guys right now.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:31 pm
whoops, or Ford. Seems Murphy is our 5th best WR, honestly.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:32 pm
Funny how everyone blasted chuck b and the scheme last week this week, crickets.
Guys were in postion to make plays last week and failed, this week they actually tackled. It isnt the scheme.
Oh yea, and what about all that crap about davis calling the defense, I saw a whole lot of zone yesterday impostors
September 26th, 2011 at 5:33 pm
Mistic,
I hate straight man to man IF IT’S ALL YOU RUN no matter WHO is playing it. Have to mix it up, be it with Nnamdi or anyone else.
lol, poor Nnamdi is like “WTF is this zone stuff?! I suck at it!”
Chuck B. is running more zone this year than I’ve EVER seen the Raiders run. They still aren’t THAT good at it, but at least they’re practicing it weekly now and should improve over the course of the season.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:35 pm
Mistic,
Are you DHB’s twin brother or cousin or something? “the rest of the nfl has noticed dhb’s play in the pre season and the bronco game and are afraid of getting burned.” LOL! What?! I admit DHB looks better–and I want him to succeed–but come the f@#K on . . . he won’t even make a play on a ball if its more than 6 inches from his body . . .
September 26th, 2011 at 5:35 pm
All the talk about our offense, DHB and Campbell, is not my issue. If the O can stay healthy, we are going to put up points.
The defense is another story. The weakness is in our linebackers. If we could find just one player to shore it up, we would have a chance to be formidable.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:35 pm
Watched the game late last night on DVR, all I can say is wow, on the 78 yd run from DMac there was shades of Bo Jackson!
And yes I just compared McFadden to Bo.
And where in the heck did Chekwa come from? Keep the kid out there, let him play, with the exception of Routt he’s looked the best of any of our DB’s.
Can’t believe I’m saying this, but we need Mike Mitchell back. There is no jump from the safeties, Branch aside, with Huff and Mitchell our back end scares me.
Next week is going to be an interesting game. No question the Pats will watch the film and spread us out.
This is going to be a great test.
GO RAIDERS!
September 26th, 2011 at 5:35 pm
I dunno, we still gave up 339 passing yards and another 100 rushing. Not exactly lights out. Sanchez just threw that horrible pick in the end zone, and was inaccurate on too many short throws.
I’d rather not have to score 30+ every single game.
Fun to watch though
September 26th, 2011 at 5:36 pm
without Huff and Mitchell
September 26th, 2011 at 5:36 pm
Trust me folks, this defense will be good, if for no other reason than they have to practice against our offense, one of the very best in the nfl.
JC and his offense are uplifting the entire team. Bringing in JC and HU jack may have been the best moves davis has made in 20 years!!!!!
September 26th, 2011 at 5:36 pm
Mistic / Alex7,
http://www.raiders.com/team/statistics.html
The D scheme is not that bad, it is the players not executing CONSISTENTLY! That being the keyword… Once the young guys grasp the NEW schemes and utilize their abilities, this team will be a FORCE!
September 26th, 2011 at 5:38 pm
Yeah Roch,
Brady offense will be very similar to Buffalo. Shotgun, snap, ball out in 3 seconds, no time for sacks. We need to come up with INTs like Buffalo did just to have a shot.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:39 pm
RDRS,
all I’m saying is the REASON our scheme isn’t working is because for the last 8 years no one in Oakland was allowed to run it (zone-heavy).
I agree we’ll improve. Just would be nice if we weren’t starting from scratch on running a basic zone defense because our owner was so far out of the loop.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:39 pm
Chuck B deserves some credit, nation. I LOVE what he did with the DB’s yesterday (mixing in lots of zone to protect them) and it rattled Dirty Sanchez. The D was well coached and, outside of a few glaringly bad missed tackles (I’m lookin’ at you, ROMAC), and a couple dumb penatlies (but less than normal) played solid.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:41 pm
# sloraider Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 5:35 pm
Mistic,
Are you DHB’s twin brother or cousin or something? “the rest of the nfl has noticed dhb’s play in the pre season and the bronco game and are afraid of getting burned.” LOL! What?! I admit DHB looks better–and I want him to succeed–but come the f@#K on . . . he won’t even make a play on a ball if its more than 6 inches from his body . . .
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Not sure if you have been watching but the nfl has. im not sure what your point or problem with my statement is.
DHb has five catches and the only balls he didnt catch were not catchable. he hasnt dropped a ball, what is the issue. he catches with his body so does hagan so doesnearly half the nfl.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:42 pm
D’ya hear ROMAC call the Pats a finesse team?? He needs to shut up and get back to the film room. . . Confidence is great, but, man, use your brain . . .
September 26th, 2011 at 5:42 pm
A measure of GREAT respect to put revis on dhb??”…. lmao!!
September 26th, 2011 at 5:43 pm
Tom Brady is a surgeon with a football in his hand.Have no doubt that he wants at our secondary, It is going to be crucial for our D-line to keep their lanes with there eyes and hands up. The Pats have weaknesses but they make it hard to expose when the quarterback can process a D and score on almost every possession.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:43 pm
# RDRSshwYOURBUSH29 Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 5:36 pm
Mistic / Alex7,
http://www.raiders.com/team/statistics.html
The D scheme is not that bad, it is the players not executing CONSISTENTLY! That being the keyword… Once the young guys grasp the NEW schemes and utilize their abilities, this team will be a FORCE!
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this has been my main bone of contention on this issue. The scheme is sound, the players must execute it. They will get better as the season goes on.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:43 pm
I didn’t see Revis on DHB the whole second half, and all 3 pass attempts to DHB, he was not the man credited with coverage.
Game on the line, who did the Jets have on DHB??
Backup safety. And he didn’t come close to catching it.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:44 pm
so much for all of the davis has lost it talk. Bigger faster stronger was on full display yesterday, and it kicked the jest and impostor fans square in the nuts!
September 26th, 2011 at 5:44 pm
Alex7,
That is a great point. Like having to learn math because all did is practice you ABC’s, LOL.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:44 pm
Mistic,
I’ve watched all games. He has improved but still not sold that he’s a NFL No.1 WR (which is what I expect out of #7 overall) Would like to see a break-out performance a la D MOORE or J FORD. You think it’s coming? I hope so . . .
September 26th, 2011 at 5:48 pm
DHb was covered by revis until revis left the game with an apparent injury. As soon as revis was out JC went right at his replacement. they even mentioned it in the broadcast.
Oh yeah jfb,
JC IS WIPPING THE FLOOR WITH YOU THIS YEAR!!!
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September 26th, 2011 at 5:49 pm
And Mike Vick’s epic flop is wipping the floor with your drool over him.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:52 pm
this has been my main bone of contention on this issue. The scheme is sound, the players must execute it. They will get better as the season goes on.
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This staff really is showing its versatility with the way they are using our corps of play making youngsters. The defense shows signs of being just as explosive as our offense and seems to be getting better, slowly but surely. I will give the young guys a few more games until I make some kind of judgement BUT I have a feeling they will get better not worse.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:53 pm
Mistic,
do you think there’s truth to what Al said a few off-seasons ago about him bringing in someone to help out a bit in the GM department?
Davis in the past was very reluctant to draft O-linemen. And taking a LB in the top 10 was unheard of.
Sure he’s still taking fast guys, but these fast guys (Moore, Ford, Taiwan) all produced big-time in college, and aren’t projects the way DHB, John Bowie, Arman Shields, Fabian Washington, Teyo Johnson, and Carlos Francis were.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:54 pm
I bet Stanford routt considers covering dhb in practice like a day off just going for a nice jog….LOL.. there’s atleast 25 wide receivers in the NFL I would pick over that fraud! !! The Guy stinks. ….. stop trying to build him up!! Its embarrassing to even read without chuckling…. leave all the b.s. up to his greedy agent! !
September 26th, 2011 at 5:54 pm
909,
Whats up man, Ontario in the house! lol Bruised lungs are proof you bumped into a mean bully! RAIDERS NATION
September 26th, 2011 at 5:54 pm
Funny thing about jc is that even though he is killing the nfl right now, and clearly in frim control of our space aged offense, HE IS STILL GETTING BETTER! HE HASNT HIT A CEILING!!!
Wait until he earns his huge extension, and he is in year 3-4 in this offense. This offense will be good for the next half a decade.
so grab your asics and lace up them up tight, the raiders are going on a major run starting now
September 26th, 2011 at 5:55 pm
If anyone can help me out? We ordered direct tv in hopes to watch all my beloved Oakland Raider games but where our building is positioned, it’s impossible to get a signal…So I was wondering if anyone has heard of a website that I’d be able to pay to have the games streamed to my laptop and maybe get the equipment to hook it up to the flat screen???
Any help or ideas would be appreciated. watching the games at the strip club is just downright expensive. =)
thanks
September 26th, 2011 at 5:56 pm
# Just Fire Baby Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 5:49 pm
And Mike Vick’s epic flop is wipping the floor with your drool over him.
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no q could survive behind that o-line. they were bad last year and vick made it a non issue with his freakish talent. this year they are even worse and not even the great eagle 7 can save them.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:56 pm
DHB has regressed from last year.
After 3 games this year he has 5 catches for 49 yards.
Last year after 3 games, he had 10 catches for 140 yards.
Hue has moved on……
September 26th, 2011 at 5:56 pm
exactly RDRS,
which is why I give Nnamdi a break for his bad performances so far. He’s being asked to do some things he’s never done before. Might take him a year before he’s playing the way Charles Woodson did in GB also.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:57 pm
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September 26th, 2011 at 5:57 pm
# ghostraiders Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 5:54 pm
I bet Stanford routt considers covering dhb in practice like a day off just going for a nice jog….LOL.. there’s atleast 25 wide receivers in the NFL I would pick over that fraud! !! The Guy stinks. ….. stop trying to build him up!! Its embarrassing to even read without chuckling…. leave all the b.s. up to his greedy agent! !
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almost as embarrassing as your take on JC. i havent forgotten
HE OWNS YOU
September 26th, 2011 at 5:58 pm
# alex7 Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 5:53 pm
Mistic,
do you think there’s truth to what Al said a few off-seasons ago about him bringing in someone to help out a bit in the GM department?
Davis in the past was very reluctant to draft O-linemen. And taking a LB in the top 10 was unheard of.
Sure he’s still taking fast guys, but these fast guys (Moore, Ford, Taiwan) all produced big-time in college, and aren’t projects the way DHB, John Bowie, Arman Shields, Fabian Washington, Teyo Johnson, and Carlos Francis were.
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alex,
some guys make it some dont, whats your point?
yep he has help his name is HU Jack
September 26th, 2011 at 5:59 pm
Miami,
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September 26th, 2011 at 5:59 pm
Miami,
it’s odd the NFL doesn’t allow one to purchase entire games the way MLB does. You’ll have to look through the many TV streaming websites out there, or just google those words.
September 26th, 2011 at 5:59 pm
The great Eagle 7….
LMAO
He is the Vince Carter of NFL QB’s.
Makes the most amazing plays, is always hurt, has great regular season numbers and always disappears at the end of the year, never wins anything or even comes close to winning anything, and the same pinheads who thought Air Canada was a top 5 NBA player are probably the same clowns who hype up “the Great Eagle 7″.
September 26th, 2011 at 6:03 pm
Mistic… Campbell has played well…. I think he’s an avg qb.. at best. .. good managing qb… but I never put him in the same category with dhb… I’m glad Campbell is playing well… but dhb.. that dude is not good!! I still stand behind what i said… if campbell does not take this team to tge playoffs this season… he will not be resigned!!! It will be pryor time… who i think will be better than jc!! Its the truth….
September 26th, 2011 at 6:05 pm
Alex7,
Nnamdi’s growth and now slow start can most definitely be attributed to this very fact. Look how GREAT he became playing man to man, the guy worked nonstop in the SCHEME. He is an example of what a smart, focused, athletic kid can grow to become. All in all this D is not bad, just raw and hungry enough to do some damage.
September 26th, 2011 at 6:05 pm
Alex, I don’t especially like ranking our WRs as I believe they each bring different things to the table, serve different purposes – and it’s up to the staff to use their abilities properly.
That said, I’d rank DMoore and JFord as our best WRs.
Even though Moore is a rookie, he’s already convinced me he’s one of those rare guys that can do it all.
Honestly, Ford’s overall ability as a WR hasn’t been proven yet. He’s definitely a deep threat, but his intermediate route running ability is still an unknown. My personal opinion is that he will eventually be very good there too.
Chaz has the size, hands, route running and ability to find open space that makes him a potentially excellent possession receiver. Afraid the injuries have slowed him somewhat so he’s no longer a deep threat, but he’s still got utility and is dangerous in the red zone.
Hagan has impressed with his very sure hands and seems to have a knack for being able to make catches for first downs. Not a burner, but can make sizable gains exploiting seams. Runs well after the catch.
DHB, what can be said that hasn’t already been said a million times ? Fantastic size speed. Questionable hands, tracking ability. If this guy ever shows the ability to catch the ball with his back to the LOS he’d be a great deep threat. As it is, he’s a work in progress. Has started to show he has ability underneath with excellent strength and can break a tackle. Doubtful he’ll ever be worthy of his high selection but not a guy you just want to discard or completely discount.
Murphy has played pretty darned well from the get-go. Has made some nice grabs and long scores. Hard to fully evaluate what his ceiling is given that he’s had the misfortune of JaMoron at QB and some injuries. He might indeed be low man on the totem pole but I think he’s good enough to make the majority of most rosters in the NFL.
September 26th, 2011 at 6:06 pm
Hey Mistic.. I also remember you saying that Boss would be splitting time with ausberry at te. …lmao… hows that working for you???
September 26th, 2011 at 6:14 pm
At some point this season Ausberry is going to make Myers obsolete.
September 26th, 2011 at 6:34 pm
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September 26th, 2011 at 6:41 pm
The Big Banana Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:57 pm
35.Seymour Bush Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 4:08 pm
OK Hue, I got one for ya then: Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime
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Yes, I like this!
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Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime? You guys are talking like bullies!
September 26th, 2011 at 6:55 pm
Thanks gentleman, I’ll look into the ideas.
September 26th, 2011 at 7:03 pm
Just Fire Baby Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 5:56 pm
DHB has regressed from last year.
After 3 games this year he has 5 catches for 49 yards.
Last year after 3 games, he had 10 catches for 140 yards.
Hue has moved on……
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Can’t say I agree. Always remember football is the ultimate team game, and sometimes you just have to give credit to the other guys. DHB has gone up against Champ Bailey (Probable lst Ballot HOF) and Darrelle Revis (Certain lst Ballot HOF) in 2 of those 3 games. Think about it from the other sideline: Who would you put Bailey or Revis on? If Murphy was playing, probably Murphy. With no Murphy or Ford, are you going to put Revis on someone who has never played an NFL game in his life? Probably not. Your scouting report is going to try to shut down DHB. Let the no names beat you.
As for Hue moving on, if you remember that when Game One was on the line in Denver, instead of calling the obvious run up the gut very late in the game, Hue called for a quick slant to DHB to ice the game! What you guys saw as DHB catching the ball with his body, I saw as DHB making sure he was going to make the catch and NOT GOING TO GET STRIPPED! That was a very gutsy call, and a very solid play from that young player. If he comes thru in those kind of situations, I think Hue is very much going to keep going to him and NOT move on.
September 26th, 2011 at 7:15 pm
To be The Best you have to beat The Best…Go RAIDERS!!!!
September 26th, 2011 at 7:18 pm
This is old Raiders Football 1.0. It worked in the past, re-invented to 2.0. We smacked the @@@@ outa the Jets, the league is going to take notice. Big time. But at least we didn’t leave a bloody nose. Good call Hue! Broken nose, no blood, tactical blocking! I’m in, Hue, build the Bully, New England, beware! 38/31 Raiders!
September 26th, 2011 at 7:24 pm
Raiders still need to step up their game to beat NE, specially avoiding penalties on the receivers. This is going to be the key because of the offense that Bilichukup runs. LBs will be chasing the patsies’ tight ends, will need to be more physical on them, but avoid the penalties, don’t play into the refs games.
I’m sure HueJac will keep working on that issue this week.
The Raiders can only get better, this is still a young team, mainly built through the draft.
If Chekwa turns out to be a decent coverage db, score another one for a great draft.
So far what a difference between this year’s OL and last’s? Is Wiz II making such a marked difference? And Jared has really stepped it out this year. How about Barksdale? and What if Bruce Campbell can play? Are the Raiders looking at a bright future in the O line?
September 26th, 2011 at 7:38 pm
DHB ford and moore will form an almost impossible to defend threesome from hell!!
Book it!
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You’re dreaming mystery man.
September 26th, 2011 at 8:11 pm
This next game is for seymore to stick it to the patriots, with some big sacks
September 26th, 2011 at 8:12 pm
I like routt swagger for the game, hope he gets to the pro-bowl
September 26th, 2011 at 9:06 pm
100.The Big Banana Says:
September 26th, 2011 at 5:03 pm
Color commentators were talking about how loud it gets in the coliseum and wondered if it was the acoustics. No, sir. That there is the Raidah Nation! Get us a place with some real good acoustics and the opposing team won’t even be able to hear a Rex Ryan fart.
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You ain’t seen nothing yet!!!
September 26th, 2011 at 9:25 pm
I don’t understand the love affair with Louis Murphy, either. He does drop the ball at times. His stats are only better than Darrius Heyward-Bey’s because they throw the ball to him so much more . . . and accurately. If Campbell can ever put the ball where it needs to be when he throws it to Heyward-Bey . . . .
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Ole Louis ….
Dropped more balls than DHB, but for some reason he is the man to some. I was on to this guy his rookie year after than disaster of a preseason game against the Saints.
Will Hue really bench the productive “leader” of that WR unit?
Will DHB play his way out of the lineup?
Don’t see how Murphy gets significant snaps when he does return.
September 26th, 2011 at 9:36 pm
Then why don’t you drop the Raiders a line — like I actually did — and asked them to PLEASE throw the ball to Darrius Heyward-Bey more. Wide receivers aren’t point guards; they don’t make their own offense. They need to be included in the gameplan and then put in a position to make a difference. Who here can righteously say that he’s given opportunities? And why are those opportunities never quite the variety of the other WRs; short slants, crossing patterns? And never mind that nonsense about ‘not being open’! He’s open enough to target. Enough with the foolishness! Get off his ass! He does all that he is being asked to do.
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Man some of you guys can’t let up on the DHB or Soup. I am all for calling it like it is. Soup was shakey in Donkeyville but solid in Buffaloo and pretty dang good yesterday. He is slowly winning me over. DHB, the guy is doing everything they are asking of him. Everything. He showed Soup and Huge in the Donkey game that they could count on him in the clutch. He is playing well.
Hagan DID start btw. Moore, Hagan and Bey were in 3WR set on first play. So even the “have to play Hagan” guys have nothing to complain about. They are all playing.
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DHB is suppose to be a top flight WR….plain and simple…he isnt doing everything asked of him…he isnt a game changer or difference maker…he made good money here and will always get alot of snaps undeservedly….we need back to back 100 yard games and also games where he absolutley kills the defense for us to be satisfied
September 26th, 2011 at 9:49 pm
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September 26th, 2011 at 10:13 pm
I’m really liking what I’m seeing on are offense but “mama there goes day man” I’m talking about run DMc but we need to get the ball to DhB c’mon MAN dude is hard to get down utilize this dudes skill I know Moore is boss and Jacoby is boss but dude number one pick I’m all about the team though whatever to get a win but I would like to see more of Dhb though skys the limit for this team!
September 26th, 2011 at 10:16 pm
DHB is hard to get down chromartie laid the hit and dude had to leave the game for bruised Lung that’s all I’m saying hoping for a break out year for dude
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