Does this man have a better highlight tape than Mack ?
He is a fukking beast
Winston tapped out at the end
"They Don't Know Its Us, Not Like Were The Raiders" Official 2016 Oakland Raiders Off-Season Thread
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Does this man have a better highlight tape than Mack ?
He is a fukking beast
Winston tapped out at the end
Does this man have a better highlight tape than Mack ?
He is a fukking beast
Winston tapped out at the end
We got so many holes to fill
If we don't get Williams I don't think we should pass on Cooper
We need a edge rusher who can play every down as well
ESPN Raiders reporter Bill Williamson says the team has a lot of needs so it would be willing to trade its first-round pick to get more overall.
gonna fukk around and miss out on everybody.
gonna fukk around and miss out on everybody.
ESPN Raiders reporter Bill Williamson says the team has a lot of needs so it would be willing to trade its first-round pick to get more overall.
this is the one time, i hope this dummy was in a obese coma from eating so much and dreamed this shyt
Beerus
Banned
I think this year is the year.
This yr is finnally gon be it :mjcryoak:
We so fukking close :alcry:
This yr is finnally gon be it :mjcryoak:
We so fukking close :alcry:
Yeah.. I watching on bleachers report and they said the raiders could trade there first round pick if Williams not there and would draft a receiver in the second round
...it's like you gave Cooper and white right there potential pro bowlers right there, but u rather give that pick to denver, k.c. or san Diego so they can continue to beat your ass..
This management making jim buss look like jerry buss..
Davis instead of heading to l.a. with a deal on the table continue to let Oakland butt fukk him with 1 year deals playing on dirt...
Then the G.M fat ass continue to be cheap like he only have a $100 budget.
We passed on Megatron once. Don't pass on another pro-bowl receiver.
Yeah.. I watching on bleachers report and they said the raiders could trade there first round pick if Williams not there and would draft a receiver in the second round
...it's like you gave Cooper and white right there potential pro bowlers right there, but u rather give that pick to denver, k.c. or san Diego so they can continue to beat your ass..
This management making jim buss look like jerry buss..
Davis instead of heading to l.a. with a deal on the table continue to let Oakland butt fukk him with 1 year deals playing on dirt...
Then the G.M fat ass continue to be cheap like he only have a $100 budget.
yseJ
Empire strikes back
Adrian Peterson is free to play again; will it be with Oakland Raiders?
Now that running back Adrian Peterson has been reinstated after playing only the first game of last season before his arrest on child abuse charges, the next question is where will he play in 2015?
The Minnesota Vikings are steadfast in their desire to keep Peterson, who has been reluctant to commit to a future with the team. Thus, there has been trade speculation. Among the teams that have been most mentioned in as a potential trade partner are the Dallas Cowboys, Arizona Cardinals and the Oakland Raiders. According to a story on Bleacher Report, multiple NFL general managers think the Raiders are contenders to land Peterson.
Trent Richardson and Roy Helu this offseason to pair with Latavius Murray. As it stands, Murray and Richardson will compete for the starting tailback job. But Peterson unquestionably would be the best tailback in Oakland.
It is unknown if the Raiders would trade for him. Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie holds his draft picks dear and he continues to build the roster. The Raiders value the No. 35 overall pick, the third pick in the second round. The Vikings may not take less, although they want a first-rounder. The Raiders have added more than a dozen players this offseason. None is older than 28. Peterson is 30.
That is ancient for a running back, and it might be enough to scare the Raiders off.
Of the 16 Pro Football Hall of Fame running backs to begin their careers in the Super Bowl era, only Walter Payton and Curtis Martin were more productive per rush from their age 30 season on than in previous years, according to ESPN Stats & Information research. As a group, the 16 Hall of Famers averaged 4.37 yards per carry and 82.6 yards per game before age 30, and 3.92 yards per carry and 57.8 yards per game after age 30. Peterson has averaged 4.96 yards per carry and 98 yards per game in his career.
Peterson is 8,165 yards shy of Emmitt Smith’s career rushing record. No rusher in NFL history has run for more than Smith’s 5,789 yards after the age of 30, according to Elias Sports Bureau research.
The Raiders would have to judge how long they think Peterson could help them and whether it be worth the draft picks and the salary cap hit, considering where they are in the rebuilding process. In the end, there are probably better fits for Peterson, but there are clear reasons why the Raiders are being mentioned as a possibility.
Now that running back Adrian Peterson has been reinstated after playing only the first game of last season before his arrest on child abuse charges, the next question is where will he play in 2015?
The Minnesota Vikings are steadfast in their desire to keep Peterson, who has been reluctant to commit to a future with the team. Thus, there has been trade speculation. Among the teams that have been most mentioned in as a potential trade partner are the Dallas Cowboys, Arizona Cardinals and the Oakland Raiders. According to a story on Bleacher Report, multiple NFL general managers think the Raiders are contenders to land Peterson.
Trent Richardson and Roy Helu this offseason to pair with Latavius Murray. As it stands, Murray and Richardson will compete for the starting tailback job. But Peterson unquestionably would be the best tailback in Oakland.
It is unknown if the Raiders would trade for him. Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie holds his draft picks dear and he continues to build the roster. The Raiders value the No. 35 overall pick, the third pick in the second round. The Vikings may not take less, although they want a first-rounder. The Raiders have added more than a dozen players this offseason. None is older than 28. Peterson is 30.
That is ancient for a running back, and it might be enough to scare the Raiders off.
Of the 16 Pro Football Hall of Fame running backs to begin their careers in the Super Bowl era, only Walter Payton and Curtis Martin were more productive per rush from their age 30 season on than in previous years, according to ESPN Stats & Information research. As a group, the 16 Hall of Famers averaged 4.37 yards per carry and 82.6 yards per game before age 30, and 3.92 yards per carry and 57.8 yards per game after age 30. Peterson has averaged 4.96 yards per carry and 98 yards per game in his career.
Peterson is 8,165 yards shy of Emmitt Smith’s career rushing record. No rusher in NFL history has run for more than Smith’s 5,789 yards after the age of 30, according to Elias Sports Bureau research.
The Raiders would have to judge how long they think Peterson could help them and whether it be worth the draft picks and the salary cap hit, considering where they are in the rebuilding process. In the end, there are probably better fits for Peterson, but there are clear reasons why the Raiders are being mentioned as a possibility.
i doubt it. would be too many rbs. sure as hell don't need to be trading draft picks for him.
what would be the point when we signed all those RB's already??
We passed on Megatron AND the nikka AD. I think the JaMarcus era was when I really just stopped giving a fukk. I wanted us to draft AD so bad, but I just had to realize that I don't own the team so I shouldn't give a fukk.