[Killer_Demo]

I say within the next 2 weeks Dennis Allen will be canned. Guy is a clueless coach. Players have no respect for him. Charles Woodson said it best "We suck" 3 years and he doesn't even have 10 wins. Vanilla schemes. Defense has more holes than a slice of Swiss cheese. Sick of the losing year after year.

Dennis Allen

[greenhippo]

Any coach who thinks Carr is anything but a towel boy deserves to get fired immediately.

Good call Demo

[jjgold]

8 games

[Grits n' Gravy]

No coach can get 9 wins with that roster. If Derek Carr is the answer you know you are screwed.

[ParlayininHTown]

I don't know.

It'll definitely happen long before I experience happiness again.

[thetrinity]

probably before carr wins a game so next season sometime

[seaborneq]

Allen will survive the season.

[jonal]

Allen will survive the season.

Hopefully Louvie won't!

[laclippers504]

Didn't even realize he was still the coach till now lol

[Rich Boy]

Raiders are terrible. Belichick couldnt make a winner out of this roster

Raiders GM and drafting is to blame.

[Killer_Demo]

Update : Dennis Allen was fired, 2 weeks just like I said

The expected is now official. Raiders fired head coach Dennis Allen Monday night, according to a report.



The Raiders fell to 0-4 with a humiliating 38-14 loss to the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium on Sunday. Owner Mark Davis elected to swing the axe, officially ending a coaching tenure that never produced a contender, let alone a winning team.
[RECAP: Carr hurt, Raiders blown out by Dolphins]
Allen was 8-28 in two-plus seasons and lost his final 10 games.
Offensive line coach Tony Sparano is expected to take over as interim head coach. The Raiders will have time to adjust during a bye week before hosting the San Diego Chargers on Oct. 12.
NFL sources confirmed to CSN Bay Area that Allen was in hot water after a Week 2 loss to the Houston Texans and was likely to be fired after the Dolphins loss in London.
[RELATED: Dolphins 38, Raiders 14: Allen on his way out of town?]
The Raiders held high hopes for the 2014 season after an influx of well-known veteran talent and a solid draft class. Injuries tore at a relatively thin roster, and those healthy bodies never played well as a cohesive unit.
Despite great effort and a strong desire to turn this franchise around, Allen was never able to fix the Raiders problems. He spent two years working with lackluster talent, and the offseason’s veteran acquisitions haven’t been the dominant players they were for previous teams.
The Raiders were rarely competitive during his time in Oakland, and struggled to perform well in the clutch. Davis considered firing Allen after a 4-12 campaign in 2013, but chose continuity over great change. General manager Reggie McKenzie asked for patience after he digging the Silver and Black out of salary-cap ruin. He got it, but general manager and head coach could not right the ship fast enough.
[BAIR: Allen's job security hot topic after Raiders lose in London]
McKenzie hired Allen in 2012, after just one season as Denver Broncos defensive coordinator. At the time he was the NFL’s youngest head coach. He also spent five seasons honing his coaching philosophy under Sean Peyton in New Orleans, and was respected as a bright defensive mind.
Allen’s defenses were never dominant during his head coaching tenure. They struggled to prevent points and create turnovers. They ranked No. 28 in scoring defense in 2012, No. 29 in 2013 and are No. 24 four games into this season. Run defense was a major problem this year, which kept the Raiders out of most games.
Allen was the 18th head coach in franchise history and the seventh in the last 12 seasons. The Raiders have struggled mightily in that span, prompting Davis to engage in another head-coaching search to find a savior this franchise has struggled to find.

[crustyme]

derek carr is the problem not just dennis allen, u delusional fuk.

lol

[Killer_Demo]

He was fired via text message

[THam12]

Update : Dennis Allen was fired, 2 weeks just like I said

The expected is now official. Raiders fired head coach Dennis Allen Monday night, according to a report.



The Raiders fell to 0-4 with a humiliating 38-14 loss to the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium on Sunday. Owner Mark Davis elected to swing the axe, officially ending a coaching tenure that never produced a contender, let alone a winning team.
[RECAP: Carr hurt, Raiders blown out by Dolphins]
Allen was 8-28 in two-plus seasons and lost his final 10 games.
Offensive line coach Tony Sparano is expected to take over as interim head coach. The Raiders will have time to adjust during a bye week before hosting the San Diego Chargers on Oct. 12.
NFL sources confirmed to CSN Bay Area that Allen was in hot water after a Week 2 loss to the Houston Texans and was likely to be fired after the Dolphins loss in London.
[RELATED: Dolphins 38, Raiders 14: Allen on his way out of town?]
The Raiders held high hopes for the 2014 season after an influx of well-known veteran talent and a solid draft class. Injuries tore at a relatively thin roster, and those healthy bodies never played well as a cohesive unit.
Despite great effort and a strong desire to turn this franchise around, Allen was never able to fix the Raiders problems. He spent two years working with lackluster talent, and the offseason’s veteran acquisitions haven’t been the dominant players they were for previous teams.
The Raiders were rarely competitive during his time in Oakland, and struggled to perform well in the clutch. Davis considered firing Allen after a 4-12 campaign in 2013, but chose continuity over great change. General manager Reggie McKenzie asked for patience after he digging the Silver and Black out of salary-cap ruin. He got it, but general manager and head coach could not right the ship fast enough.
[BAIR: Allen's job security hot topic after Raiders lose in London]
McKenzie hired Allen in 2012, after just one season as Denver Broncos defensive coordinator. At the time he was the NFL’s youngest head coach. He also spent five seasons honing his coaching philosophy under Sean Peyton in New Orleans, and was respected as a bright defensive mind.
Allen’s defenses were never dominant during his head coaching tenure. They struggled to prevent points and create turnovers. They ranked No. 28 in scoring defense in 2012, No. 29 in 2013 and are No. 24 four games into this season. Run defense was a major problem this year, which kept the Raiders out of most games.
Allen was the 18th head coach in franchise history and the seventh in the last 12 seasons. The Raiders have struggled mightily in that span, prompting Davis to engage in another head-coaching search to find a savior this franchise has struggled to find.

2 weeks just like you said? Its been 4.

[THam12]

2 weeks just like you said? Its been 4.

Reread the original post. Now i get it.

[Booya711]

Raiders are terrible. Belichick couldnt make a winner out of this roster

Raiders GM and drafting is to blame.

Bellichek can't make a winner with his own roster let alone the raiders