A Raider.. Interested to see what they are giving up.. Great Get.. AFC should be fun
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He is finished guyComment -
Will Sherman follow him?Comment -
He's probably been stoned everyday for 2 years.Comment -
Interesting for scheming.. Raiders strictly Shotgun team.. Will Carr go under center something he's never done in his career.. Could be train wreck waiting to happenComment -
Lynch will be terrible IMOComment -
Wow the haters, he was the best in league in 2014 imo, if they have an ok O-Line he will be beasting again.Comment -
Lynch and Sherman together again.Comment -
Sherman overrated too
NFL for young healthy guys except qbComment -
Sounds like Ricky Williams 2.0Originally posted by FoxxComment -
He's gonna look like he's running in slow motion.
By "great get", you were talking about Lynch robbing the Raiders and getting a contract based on reputation, right?Comment -
I assume you only watched after Carr dislocated his pinky.Originally posted by bballs84
They aren't shotgun/pistol only. It was out of necessity after the injury.Comment -
Line is up there with the best. Probably second to the Cowboys.Originally posted by jtoler
Also, I agree that he will be beasting again. The Raiders have two young backs that are the future. Lynch is just the short yard, and goal line back mainly. We have Richard, and Washington as the speedsters. Trio of doom for the NFL.Comment -
No Ricky was 10x more talented than this clownOriginally posted by TheMoneyShotComment -
So Ricky Williams .1Originally posted by jjgoldComment -
Wrong.. Whole career at Fresno State.. In order screen, 9, slant all out of gun... While yes after the injury it went all shottie the Raiders have adopted it.. Carr more comfy in the gun..Originally posted by Cuse0323I assume you only watched after Carr dislocated his pinky.
They aren't shotgun/pistol only. It was out of necessity after the injury.Comment -
I'm confused. Is he still at Fresno State? Before the injury, he was under center. Jack Del Rio is the coach, and all. The Raiders didn't adopt it.Originally posted by bballs84
He will be back right under center with that great OLine next year. They didn't even use the gun anyway after the injury really. Mostly the pistol, so they could still run the ball. The pinky was the beginning of the end, but what do I know. Just watched every game they played.Comment -
They are definitely not willing too give much in this situation. Maybe a 7th rounder. And that is under condition that Lynch restructures his contract before the trade.Originally posted by bballs84
He's not. First of all, Reggie McKenzie is in love with his draft picks. There is maybe handful of guys in the league for which he would consider giving up first rounder (or even second or third). Richard Sherman is not one of them.Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDo
Also, it doesn't make much sense financialy. Raiders have to pay Carr and Mack soon and they are not in position to give big money to another corner, considering Sean Smith and David Amerson are not exactly cheap.
As Cuse0323 already wrote, Raiders are not a shotgun team. They are running a lot of stuff under center, especially when running the ball. With Carr's finger injury they were forced to abondon it in the second half of the season.Originally posted by bballs84
And yes, he's going to dominate. Behind that O-line... Hungry, motivated and in a role where he won't be asked to do all by himself.Comment -
Surprised the Seahawks let it happen.Comment -
Raiders had career year
Also ran next yearComment -
Non factorComment -
They have no choice. Marshawn doesn't want to play for them. And they cannot afford to take a 9 mil hit from his contract in current salary cap situation.Originally posted by MUHerd37Comment -
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You people have no clue.. Raiders sign Marshawn for the sake of people in Oakland.Comment -
Its a +EV signing. Raises morale in the city...gives them a good goal line backComment -
Oakland Raiders second-year running back Jalen Richard says he is learning a lot from veteran back Marshawn Lynch, according to Eddie Paskal of the Raiders’ official team website.
Richard says that Lynch has helped him trust himself more.
“I’ve learned to trust my gut more, as far as runs,” said Richard. “Sometimes I question myself coming back after a play a lot, because I like to be perfect. I’m very high on being perfect, and making sure that if it was a three-yard run, I have to get that three, but then maybe get extra. Sometimes it doesn’t always go that way, so I’ve been able to, with him, trust my gut more, and just let go, not even worry about that.”
Additionally, Lynch has taught Richard some of the tricks of the trade that come with being an NFL running back and how to react to certain situations on the field, such as what to do when he gets hit.
“He’s taught me how to be patient,” he said. “He’s taught me some other tricks that I haven’t been able to use yet because we haven’t been that live, but different things that I’ll do when I feel contact, and those things, so I look forward to putting those to the test.”
The 23-year-old Richard, who played his college football at the University of Southern Mississippi, rushed for 491 yards and a touchdown off of 83 carries last season. Additionally, he caught 29 passes for 194 yards and two scores.
The Raiders will play their first preseason game next Sunday when they head on the road to take on the Arizona Cardinals.Comment -
Lynch might be affective I'm sure he can't get the board one 10 times the game but he could get them a winner toComment -
What?Originally posted by jjgold
Weekend jj, take a breather.Comment -
Super Bowl XLIX
What could have been...Comment
