Trojan 24
Veteran
Trade for Chancelor and Bennett
I'd definitely take a run at Chancelor. Oh I know it's way to early for draft talk, but I got my eyes on Sua Cravens. Would be a perfect fit.
Killa Cam and Sua manning the back
"They Don't Know Its Us, Not Like Were The Raiders" Official 2016 Oakland Raiders Off-Season Thread
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I'd definitely take a run at Chancelor. Oh I know it's way to early for draft talk, but I got my eyes on Sua Cravens. Would be a perfect fit.
Killa Cam and Sua manning the back
Trojan 24
Veteran
Aldon Smith
Did they forget
I hope so
I've been telling bruhs that getting his wig pushed back by Brady, has Goodell laying low.
He might just let this one go
I've been telling bruhs that getting his wig pushed back by Brady, has Goodell laying low.
He might just let this one go
Got damn breh you are ruthless as fukk
Anyways, dead it with him he wasn't trying to start a war, he pm'd me and repped me, it was a misunderstanding like he said.
BayArea Breez
GOAT Defensive Raider
Raiders -3 against the Bears
Bet it
Bet it
im done.Got damn breh you are ruthless as fukk
Anyways, dead it with him he wasn't trying to start a war, he pm'd me and repped me, it was a misunderstanding like he said.
lets focus on our team
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The Oakland Raiders may soon be changing hands, a development that reportedly could increase the franchise's chances of relocating to Los Angeles. Mark Davis, the Raiders owner, has been talking about selling some, or all, of the franchise to an unnamed Los Angeles investor, according to a report from Jason Cole of Bleacher Report.
"In talking to four different sources on the subject, Davis has been in contact with an LA businessman and investor and developer who would help in the movement of the Raiders to Los Angeles and joining with the San Diego Chargers in the Carson project," Cole reported late Tuesday.
Davis and the Raiders, of course, are currently working on a joint stadium proposal with the Chargers and owner Dean Spanos in Carson County in southern California. This project is currently up against another initiative being advanced by St. Louis Rams owner Stan Kroenke in Ingledwood, CA. Nearly all reports have suggested the Kroenke's Inglewood proposal is much more likely to be the one chosen by the NFL, due to the fact that it's farther along in the planning process and because the plan will offer a new home for the NFL Network.
Per Cole, another reason for the Inglewood project being preferred is fear amongst NFL owners that Davis is not "capable, by himself" of relocating the team, rebranding it and then building a fanbase through ticket drives and other such initiatives that would be required as part of a Los Angeles move.
It seems that the two projects have "split" the league's owners, with one faction, led by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, preferring Kroenke's Inglewood plan and deep pockets and another faction which believes it would be easier to see the two already CA-based teams make the jump to Carson.
In the end, Cole suggests that Davis may actually have to "make a significant move," meaning a potential full or partial sale of the team, if he wants to see the Raiders leave Oakland.
"In talking to four different sources on the subject, Davis has been in contact with an LA businessman and investor and developer who would help in the movement of the Raiders to Los Angeles and joining with the San Diego Chargers in the Carson project," Cole reported late Tuesday.
Davis and the Raiders, of course, are currently working on a joint stadium proposal with the Chargers and owner Dean Spanos in Carson County in southern California. This project is currently up against another initiative being advanced by St. Louis Rams owner Stan Kroenke in Ingledwood, CA. Nearly all reports have suggested the Kroenke's Inglewood proposal is much more likely to be the one chosen by the NFL, due to the fact that it's farther along in the planning process and because the plan will offer a new home for the NFL Network.
Per Cole, another reason for the Inglewood project being preferred is fear amongst NFL owners that Davis is not "capable, by himself" of relocating the team, rebranding it and then building a fanbase through ticket drives and other such initiatives that would be required as part of a Los Angeles move.
It seems that the two projects have "split" the league's owners, with one faction, led by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, preferring Kroenke's Inglewood plan and deep pockets and another faction which believes it would be easier to see the two already CA-based teams make the jump to Carson.
In the end, Cole suggests that Davis may actually have to "make a significant move," meaning a potential full or partial sale of the team, if he wants to see the Raiders leave Oakland.
Are Mark Davis and his Raiders leaving Oakland?
dope read on mark Davis. dude worth 500mil whipping a 97 caravan with a vhs player inside.
dope read on mark Davis. dude worth 500mil whipping a 97 caravan with a vhs player inside.
BayArea Breez
GOAT Defensive Raider
Are Mark Davis and his Raiders leaving Oakland?
dope read on mark Davis. dude worth 500mil whipping a 97 caravan with a vhs player inside.
i thoroughly enjoyed reading that.
yeah dude just became my favorite sports owner.
Lakerman0834
Veteran
Does the nfl not know LA is raider nation??
The Oakland Raiders may soon be changing hands, a development that reportedly could increase the franchise's chances of relocating to Los Angeles. Mark Davis, the Raiders owner, has been talking about selling some, or all, of the franchise to an unnamed Los Angeles investor, according to a report from Jason Cole of Bleacher Report.
"In talking to four different sources on the subject, Davis has been in contact with an LA businessman and investor and developer who would help in the movement of the Raiders to Los Angeles and joining with the San Diego Chargers in the Carson project," Cole reported late Tuesday.
Davis and the Raiders, of course, are currently working on a joint stadium proposal with the Chargers and owner Dean Spanos in Carson County in southern California. This project is currently up against another initiative being advanced by St. Louis Rams owner Stan Kroenke in Ingledwood, CA. Nearly all reports have suggested the Kroenke's Inglewood proposal is much more likely to be the one chosen by the NFL, due to the fact that it's farther along in the planning process and because the plan will offer a new home for the NFL Network.
Per Cole, another reason for the Inglewood project being preferred is fear amongst NFL owners that Davis is not "capable, by himself" of relocating the team, rebranding it and then building a fanbase through ticket drives and other such initiatives that would be required as part of a Los Angeles move.
It seems that the two projects have "split" the league's owners, with one faction, led by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, preferring Kroenke's Inglewood plan and deep pockets and another faction which believes it would be easier to see the two already CA-based teams make the jump to Carson.
In the end, Cole suggests that Davis may actually have to "make a significant move," meaning a potential full or partial sale of the team, if he wants to see the Raiders leave Oakland.
supposedly a company owned by jerry jones did some kinda research on which team would be the most successful and the rams were favorites.
shyt makes no sense to me. san diego is willing to pay 350 mil, st Louis 400 mil, Oakland zero. Oakland has l the worst facilities in the nfl, only team doing that baseball shyt. these nikkas have no option. why the fukk would you move on some out of state team who has other options?
shyt makes no sense to me. san diego is willing to pay 350 mil, st Louis 400 mil, Oakland zero. Oakland has l the worst facilities in the nfl, only team doing that baseball shyt. these nikkas have no option. why the fukk would you move on some out of state team who has other options?