They might want to holler at JaMarcus. It was once though Al passing could be the only thing to help the Raiders, I guess not.
Oakland Raiders quarterbacks ripped by reporters - NFL.com
We try not to overreact to offseason practice evaluations. After all, as Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said, it's just "football in shorts." But sometimes we see practice reports that we just can't ignore.
Tuesday in Oakland was one of those days. The Raiders quarterbacks are not capable of performing basic tasks at this stage, according to various reporters present for the Raiders' first day of minicamp.
From Steve Corkran of the Oakland Tribune: "In 19 years covering the NFL, today's showing by Matt Flynn, Tyler Wilson, Terrelle Pryor and Matt McGloin rates as one of the worst in memory."
An Associated Press reporter started an article with what he saw out of the Raiders' passing game: "Batted balls. Wounded ducks. Interceptions. Passes into the turf."
From the San Francisco Chronicle: "It was the opening of duck season, er, the Raiders three-day minicamp, on Tuesday as the team's top three quarterbacks picked up where they left off in the team's organized workouts the last month."
And ...
"On two straight throws, starter Matt Flynn lobbed two wounded ducks downfield -- and they were the plays of the day," Vic Tafur wrote.
It appeared the quarterbacks struggled equally, although the practice reports about Pryor were particularly negative. He had four passes batted down on Tuesday alone. Flynn said all the batted balls were "nerve-wracking."
The Raiders are professing patience publicly because they have to. "I don't allow that to frustrate me," coach Dennis Allen said. "I understand where we're at in the season."
It sounds like what we heard from the Raiders' offseason practices one year ago.
Oakland Raiders quarterbacks ripped by reporters - NFL.com
We try not to overreact to offseason practice evaluations. After all, as Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said, it's just "football in shorts." But sometimes we see practice reports that we just can't ignore.
Tuesday in Oakland was one of those days. The Raiders quarterbacks are not capable of performing basic tasks at this stage, according to various reporters present for the Raiders' first day of minicamp.
From Steve Corkran of the Oakland Tribune: "In 19 years covering the NFL, today's showing by Matt Flynn, Tyler Wilson, Terrelle Pryor and Matt McGloin rates as one of the worst in memory."
An Associated Press reporter started an article with what he saw out of the Raiders' passing game: "Batted balls. Wounded ducks. Interceptions. Passes into the turf."
From the San Francisco Chronicle: "It was the opening of duck season, er, the Raiders three-day minicamp, on Tuesday as the team's top three quarterbacks picked up where they left off in the team's organized workouts the last month."
And ...
"On two straight throws, starter Matt Flynn lobbed two wounded ducks downfield -- and they were the plays of the day," Vic Tafur wrote.
It appeared the quarterbacks struggled equally, although the practice reports about Pryor were particularly negative. He had four passes batted down on Tuesday alone. Flynn said all the batted balls were "nerve-wracking."
The Raiders are professing patience publicly because they have to. "I don't allow that to frustrate me," coach Dennis Allen said. "I understand where we're at in the season."
It sounds like what we heard from the Raiders' offseason practices one year ago.
We are on the right track
Man fukk the media. 
Same fukks that been overhyping the garbage-ass Chiefs for how long now? fukk em' when it comes to the Raiders.
what he doing on a roster
And lets not talk about his draft fukk ups and don't even get me started with that Moss trade and mortgaging the Raiders future on a yearly basis leaving the Raiders with: no cap space, draft picks or future, which we have all 3 of those things NOW.