Oakland Raiders News and Rumors
Dennis Allen vows to keep battlingDennis Allen vows to keep battling Raiders coach Dennis Allen knew the first question coming Monday, after owner Mark Davis expressed his disappointment with the 3-7 team's "regression" on Sunday afternoon. In its three straight losses, Oaklan… |
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Steve Corkran, insidebayarea.com By Jerry McDonald Staff writer Owner Mark Davis isn’t the only person who has a problem with the way the Raiders have played over the past three weeks. “Hey, I’m right there with him,” Raiders coach Dennis Allen said Monday at his weekly press con… |
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Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com Raiders owner Mark Davis said after Sunday’s loss to the Saints that he expects to see progress, and right now his team isn’t giving him that. Raiders coach Dennis Allen said today that Davis is right to be upset. “Hey, I’m right there with him,”… |
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Steve Corkran, insidebayarea.com Raiders coach Dennis Allen addressed the media for about 10 minutes Monday in his weekly news conference in Alameda. He fielded 18 questions during that time, with the lion’s share of the time spent explaining why the Raiders are 3-7, how he can turn th… |
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Grading the Raiders from the Saints gameNov 19, 2012
Steve Corkran, insidebayarea.com Beat writer Jerry McDonald graded the Raiders off their performance against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Here is a look at how the Raiders graded out: Pass offense Carson Palmer (22-for-40, 312 yards) had his third straight game of 300 yards or mor… |
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Moving on: Oakland RaidersNov 19, 2012
Here are some areas the Oakland Raiders need to focus on after a 38-17 home loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday: Recap: The wheels are falling off in Oakland. The Raiders (3-7) have lost three straight games and have allowed 135 points during that … |
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Matt Loede, raidersgab.com Photo Gallery of the Raiders Loss to the Saints Sunday |
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Marcel Reece silences his doubtersNov 19, 2012
Marcel Reece silences his doubters There were very few bright spots in Sunday's loss, but fullback Marcel Reece was one of them, as he loudly answered those who questioned the Raiders starting him at tailback the past two weeks. Reece rushed for 103 yar… |
