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Might be grabbing those MNF 10/15 tickets for Broncos/ Chargers
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of course...
- I hope we take care of Tennessee. CJ(2k) hasn't been himself and i hope he doesn't get kick-started vs. our defense (could be very likely)
Chris Johnson has 21 rushing yards through the season
Our Defense did their job today.
Raiders and Chiefs battling to be the worst team in the division. My money is on KC, but not by much.
San Diego looks great so far, which seems to be a blessing and a curse. I'm not convinced Norv is the answer for San Diego, and with him winning early it can only convince management that he is the right man for the job. Let's see Norv get to the playoffs and get something out of this group.
Lol, it's ironic that the team being favored to win the division according to the poll is tied for last. Still rooting for the Raiders tho haha.
If only your team had the same tenacityRaider Nation deep in this
If only your team had the same tenacityRaider Nation deep in this
-Knapp's offense doesn't work here
-Carson doesn't trust anybody but DMC and Moore and cause of that he is so conservative
-This Zone Blocking Scheme didn't working for DMC in 09 and it's not working now.
-the D Line is horrible at getting Pressure on the QB. After this season I hope Kelly and Seymour are gone
-We have the worst DB combo is all of football
It's so Hard being a Raider fan
Kansas City coach Romeo Crennel said Thursday that tight end Kevin Boss (concussion) and receiver Devon Wylie (hamstring) will be doubtful to play Sunday at New Orleans.
Oakland coach Dennis Allen told reporters why he thinks Michael Huff could be a good cornerback. He practiced there some Wednesday with the Raiders’ cornerbacks depleted. Inside the Bay Area reports Joselio Hanson and Pat Lee are Oakland’s starting cornerbacks going into the Pittsburgh game, but Huff could be in the mix.
Injured San Diego left tackle Jared Gaither will not play Sunday against Atlanta, but he is slowly coming back from a back injury that has kept him out since the beginning of training camp. Undrafted rookie Mike Harris has ably replaced Gaither, but Harris will have a tough test against Atlanta's John Abraham on Sunday.
Oakland quarterback Carson Palmer expressed his thoughts on the replacement officials.
One guy to watch
By Bill Williamson | ESPN.com
One player to watch from each AFC West team in Week 3:
Denver, quarterback Peyton Manning: Manning struggled badly in the first quarter of a loss at Atlanta on Monday night. He just looked out of sync. He showed that he, indeed, has rust after missing all of last season. He was terrific in Week 1, but he was sloppy and not in control in Atlanta early. Yes, he bounced back, but his three interceptions killed the Broncos. Can he rebound at home against Houston?
Kansas City, running back Jamaal Charles: Charles was banged up and he left Sunday's lopsided loss at Buffalo after hurting his surgically repaired knee. The Chiefs said Charles is healthy. He needs to make a difference on the ground at New Orleans.
Oakland, linebacker Rolando McClain: McClain seemed to make strides in Week 1 after an up-and-down first two NFL seasons. However, he was exploited Sunday at Miami. He struggles in coverage and he looks like he is still having issues as a 4-3 middle linebacker. He needs to make some plays against Pittsburgh.
San Diego, linebacker Donald Butler: This is a star in the making. San Diego’s defense is playing at a high level and this youngster is a big reason why. He is a joy to watch. He has to keep it up against a potent Atlanta offense.
Backup quarterback Brock Osweiler caused a bit of a stir in Denver when he said he was warming up late against Atlanta on Monday night because it would have been him, not Peyton Manning, who would have thrown the Hail Mary if the Broncos had been in the situation to throw one in the final seconds of the 27-21 loss in Atlanta.
Manning, who has never been known for having a huge gun, was asked about his arm strength Wednesday. His answer: “I am what I am. It is what it is. Whatever. Whichever expression is appropriate for that. I don’t really know what to tell you.”
I have a feeling Manning may tire of questions about his arm strength after every interception or Denver loss. But he'd better get used to it. I don’t see the questions ending.