Tag: jon gruden

  Depending on the team, reviewing a roster in mid-July can bring forth a spectrum of emotions. For once, the Las Vegas Raiders' roster, there is confidence not followed by ...

After three disappointing seasons, Jon Gruden sits at a crossroads. Now, this article isn't about how he sees the future. It's an opinion piece. Now, no ill will or animus ...

The AFC West looks as wild and unpredictable as ever. With so many teams chasing the Chiefs, how things transpire remains a mystery.

The Las Vegas Raiders defied expectation and selected Alabama offensive lineman Alex Leatherwood. Now, he needs to immediately play well.

While we know who truly runs the Las Vegas Raiders, Mike Mayock must know that his legacy remains attached. When Mark Davis threw a king's ransom at Jon Gruden, everyone ...

The Las Vegas Raiders need to succeed on multiple drafts, starting with the 2021 NFL Draft. They can't keep failing at the process.

While we know where the Las Vegas play, who coaches and plays quarterback, where they reside rankings-wise, still remains a mystery. Now, rankings can seem subjective. However, even opinion-based thoughts ...

The Las Vegas Raiders need to end the season with the ferocity they start the year with.

The Las Vegas Raiders actually possess some optimism on the offensive side of the ball. Time to build on 2020.

Tom Cable's brand of straightfoward coaching resonates through the offense. Can the Raiders success behind the remodeled line?

The Raiders possess a woeful recent track record of developing secondary talent. Can they start turning it around?

Bill Belichick the coach of the... Raiders? It almost happened says Amy Trask.

Next to finding a franchise quarterback, searching for an elite general manager feels just as difficult. Teams routinely fail in landing the most pivotal piece of the NFL front office. ...

Last week, the Las Vegas Raiders opened the first week of free agency with a flourish. From trading away sixty percent of their offensive line to shoring up the defensive ...

The first priority for three of these teams is finding a way to end one franchise’s five-year reign at the top of the division.