:::[Official] Oakland Raiders 2010 Offseason Thread::: Report: Justin Fargas Cut!!!!!

[thegreekgangsta]

Originally Posted by TheCalculator

I think that we will be any where between 7-9 & 9-7

good assumption. that would be like Christmas all over again if we went 7-9

finally have a quarterback with a good offensive coordinator, defense has made improvements, hopefully both lines can step up.

if we took second in the division id be thrilled, hell lets shoot for first.

beating SD this decade would be nice as well

i always get geeked up before the season only to be let down time and time again, so hopefully things will change.

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

Alright boys, here's the official word:

10-6, Wild Card berth and we'll make the second round of the playoffs.

McFadden is going to break 1,000 yards now that he's gotten over the hump and it's just him and Bush carrying.

Jason Campbell does an efficient job at QB, finishing with 22 TD's and 13 TO's. Offense hovers around 15th best in the league, just average.

Defense is top 10 in the league and McClain grabs DROY.

Both Heyward-Bey and Chaz Schillens lead the wide out corps and have strong, impressive seasons.

Special teams returning will be our Achilles' heel.

The front line saves Campbell from sacks that they would have allowed were Russell still with us.

Anything I wrote sound bad/crazy?

 

[thecalculator]

I agree w/ everything except the fact that ST will be our Achilles heal because we drafted Jacoby Ford and IMO he will have no other duties other than PR & KR so he should shine... the guy has ELITE WHEELS, even compared to our WR's & CB's.

 

[beatjunkie5]

Y'all check out the Madden ratings this year?? I think they did a pretty good job with the Raiders...should've gave my boy Asomugha a better rating...more specifically at tackling, y'all know that boy attacks and tackles better than most DB's.

 

[sohi 23]

dhb is a bum... 8-8 and im ecstatic

 

[thegreekgangsta]

Originally Posted by SoHi 23

dhb is a bum... 8-8 and im ecstatic

im excited to see how he does this year.
word is hes been making huge improvements but we'll see

8-8 would be fantastic

and the madden ratings are pretty good. gave tyvon branch some love

dude was ballin out there last season.

 

[jumpmanfromdabay]

Madden Ratings

Wide Receivers and Tight Ends
NUM	NAME	POS	OVR	SPD	ACC	STR	AGL	AWR	STA	TGH	INJ	SWG	JMP	CAT	CAR	SPC	CIT	RRG
80	Z. Miller	TE	86	78	77	66	80	83	90	85	93	67	85	87	74	77	88	87
18	L. Murphy	WR	75	93	91	59	91	67	91	88	86	72	92	78	72	82	83	73
81	C. Schilens	WR	73	92	94	55	89	66	88	70	83	77	94	79	72	82	71	73
15	J. Higgins	WR	70	94	96	48	93	65	89	79	92	88	89	77	65	76	72	69
86	T. Stewart	TE	69	66	78	69	63	74	66	75	75	67	54	75	66	67	69	66
85	. Heyward-Bey	WR	68	97	98	63	88	58	88	85	90	65	93	65	67	86	79	58
83	B. Myers	TE	66	72	76	65	74	55	82	82	90	75	75	73	70	65	77	63
12	J. Ford	WR	60	97	95	40	95	42	80	75	84	79	88	69	55	82	64	58
17	J. Holland	WR	56	90	88	46	89	36	80	60	90	70	91	67	49	64	55	59
19	T. Watkins	WR	52	90	93	37	86	44	82	55	90	49	88	67	52	66	59	55
Running Backs
NUM	NAME	POS	OVR	SPD	ACC	STR	AGL	AWR	STA	TGH	INJ	SWG	JMP	CAT	CAR	TRK	ELU	BCV	STF	SMV	JMV
29	M. Bush	HB	77	84	85	79	82	68	65	88	84	70	75	79	84	85	64	74	87	67	76
20	. McFadden	HB	77	94	95	67	87	65	75	75	74	85	90	69	69	81	75	72	76	88	78
25	R. Cartwright	HB	69	82	88	78	75	79	50	78	84	80	52	62	84	87	35	78	88	80	54
44	L. Lawton	FB	60	82	85	74	82	52	75	82	89	60	70	73	74	70	64	60	68	70	72
Quarterbacks
NUM	NAME	POS	OVR	SPD	ACC	STR	AGL	AWR	STA	TGH	INJ	SWG	JMP	CAT	CAR	THP	THA	TAS	TAM	TAD
8	J. Campbell	QB	83	70	67	59	69	74	90	90	92	79	67	37	49	92	80	85	78	79
5	B. Gradkowski	QB	67	70	72	49	71	69	90	74	91	64	66	35	60	77	82	86	77	46
3	C. Frye	QB	65	68	74	55	72	65	90	88	93	65	54	25	68	77	79	80	74	55
Offensive Linemen
NUM	NAME	POS	OVR	SPD	ACC	STR	AGL	AWR	STA	TGH	INJ	SWG	JMP	RBK	PBK
76	R. Gallery	LG	82	59	82	89	56	75	85	94	79	57	40	91	75
64	S. Satele	C	79	62	82	84	65	71	82	90	94	70	65	85	82
75	M. Henderson	LT	79	60	70	87	59	76	78	84	94	75	60	82	88
66	C. Carlisle	RG	78	56	64	87	63	82	76	88	92	54	34	85	78
70	L. Walker	LG	77	46	66	93	47	80	65	78	85	45	18	87	80
69	K. Barnes	RT	76	62	82	90	61	77	78	77	93	61	28	88	76
74	B. Campbell	LT	72	75	94	90	75	30	79	55	85	72	77	80	87
51	C. Morris	C	71	52	55	86	50	72	72	90	86	70	36	84	80
72	E. Pears	RT	70	60	74	83	61	67	75	87	89	62	29	85	75
68	J. Veldheer	RT	68	68	79	90	67	31	75	85	95	72	67	83	85
63	B. Rodd	RG	67	50	65	86	54	58	70	75	90	55	28	82	76
Linebackers
NUM	NAME	POS	OVR	SPD	ACC	STR	AGL	AWR	STA	TGH	INJ	SWG	JMP	TKL	PMV	FMV	BSR	PUR	PRC	HPR
96	K. Wimbley	ROLB	82	79	93	77	82	72	87	75	93	89	84	83	85	94	84	92	68	84
55	R. McClain	MLB	79	81	87	78	77	67	91	93	96	85	79	88	79	55	86	88	88	85
53	T. Howard	LOLB	78	88	84	75	86	77	97	80	96	75	87	85	55	63	74	92	76	76
91	T. Scott	LOLB	77	79	86	76	73	70	84	90	94	65	75	79	78	88	87	85	75	85
57	R. Brown	MLB	70	76	78	73	76	75	74	80	92	54	62	82	57	62	78	87	75	69
54	S. Williams	ROLB	63	80	84	72	76	70	72	70	84	70	75	71	54	80	63	74	68	74
58	S. Norris	ROLB	56	73	82	68	74	45	72	85	88	54	55	73	77	65	67	75	58	71
50	I. Ekejiuba	MLB	50	75	84	75	79	62	74	70	88	65	72	72	42	50	59	80	48	70
Kickers and Punters
NUM	NAME	POS	OVR	SPD	ACC	STR	AGL	AWR	STA	TGH	INJ	SWG	KP	KA
9	S. Lechler	P	98	60	62	33	52	93	94	60	85	60	96	94
11	S. Janikowski	K	90	64	65	55	60	84	84	65	68	94	98	88
Defensive Linemen
NUM	NAME	POS	OVR	SPD	ACC	STR	AGL	AWR	STA	TGH	INJ	SWG	JMP	TKL	PMV	FMV	BSR	PUR	PRC	HPR
92	R. Seymour	LE	92	68	79	91	70	93	85	85	86	84	51	87	95	70	93	87	87	74
93	T. Kelly	DT	78	63	74	88	59	72	79	84	84	78	63	80	83	58	82	75	68	60
77	M. Shaughnessy	RE	72	73	84	82	69	64	85	88	80	75	63	71	82	57	80	64	80	75
98	J. Richardson	LE	71	74	82	82	69	75	84	77	88	65	80	78	68	55	74	77	69	66
99	L. Houston	DT	70	72	82	77	70	40	80	72	82	79	70	74	84	72	67	84	69	54
52	Q. Groves	RE	68	83	90	70	82	52	77	86	92	80	84	64	54	76	62	80	45	80
94	W. Joseph	DT	66	59	79	87	62	59	60	80	85	70	65	80	66	70	63	68	55	56
90	. Bryant	DT	66	64	77	79	64	49	69	75	87	70	65	74	76	63	72	75	67	62
Defensive Backs
NUM	NAME	POS	OVR	SPD	ACC	STR	AGL	AWR	STA	TGH	INJ	SWG	JMP	CAT	TKL	PMV	FMV	BSR	PUR	PRC	HPR
21	N. Asomugha	CB	98	93	94	69	94	95	99	88	93	89	96	70	64	48	60	52	84	88	48
33	T. Branch	SS	86	93	90	64	85	75	94	80	94	84	92	45	79	45	49	69	88	79	78
24	M. Huff	FS	78	93	94	60	92	67	90	80	94	82	95	67	61	49	64	49	75	53	50
37	C. Johnson	CB	76	97	95	52	90	70	91	76	89	64	88	60	52	15	22	45	67	67	60
31	H. Eugene	FS	72	83	86	66	81	67	92	78	92	66	80	57	75	17	31	68	85	70	70
34	M. Mitchell	SS	68	87	86	67	85	49	84	91	90	87	87	54	74	66	60	73	80	46	91
26	S. Routt	CB	67	95	94	47	89	68	86	74	92	78	86	53	45	15	21	25	68	52	35
22	W. McFadden	CB	64	93	90	38	93	45	84	69	90	85	87	49	39	32	36	42	45	56	32
36	J. Thomas	CB	56	87	86	57	87	60	86	85	78	64	91	65	54	33	44	56	78	35	39

 

[dontsteponmyshoes]

Lou Murph

Im impressed with the kid. If Chaz and DHB contribute anything, anything at all with Lou and Zach we might be a problem yall. Id give almost anything right now for 7 wins, thats all im asking for lets go fellas.

[h2]The Shutdown Corner Interview: Louis Murphy (Part 1)[/h2]
By Doug Farrar

If you're looking for an interesting sleeper team this year, you may be surprised at what the Oakland Raiders could accomplish in 2010. Yes, the Raiders. No, I'm not kidding. Though the franchise has been quite the punch line in the past few seasons, recent additions to a strong front seven, a very solid 2010 draft, the acquisition of quarterback Jason Campbell(notes), and a weak AFC West could combine to give Raiders faithful something to cheer about for the first time in years.

And if you're looking for a sleeper player in either fantasy or reality football, second-year receiver Louis Murphy(notes) is one to watch. The fourth-round pick out of Florida started his rookie season strong, wasn't targeted as much in midseason, but stepped up near the end, especially in a 27-24 upset win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 13, when he caught four passes for 128 yards and two touchdowns.

He finished that rookie season with 34 catches for 521 yards and four touchdowns, but it's a good bet you'll see those numbers increasing in 2010.

In Part 1 of an exclusive interview with Shutdown Corner, Murphy talks about his NFL beginnings, being under the radar, how the Raiders came calling, and the anatomy of his first big professional play.

Shutdown Corner: You were an under-the-radar guy going back to your days at Florida, where there wasonly so much media attention and most of it was going to Tim Tebow(notes) and Percy Harvin(notes). Do you feel you got a fair shake from NFL teams when it came time to assess your abilities?

Louis Murphy: Yeah. I mean, I'm the type of person where I really don't look back on stuff and regret anything [or] look back at stuff and make excuses. I don't want to make excuses about my draft status or whatnot, but I do kind of feel that I was overlooked by teams. Just because playing under the limelight of Percy [Harvin] and [Tim] Tebow, but you know, it is what it is, so can't complain.

He's [Tebow] always handled it pretty good. He's always stayed humble through the process, and I know it's just a lot of pressure put upon him, and I just pray that he handles it, which I know he will. I know he'll handle the pressure fine. Just a lot of media surrounding him, and especially being a rookie, it's tough with that pressure on your back. So I think he'll be fine, and I just pray the best for him. We play him twice a year, so those are the only two times I won't be praying for him (laughs).

SC: Were you surprised that the Raiders drafted you after their first-round pick of Maryland receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey(notes)?

LM: I didn't even think the Raiders were looking at me. I didn't take a visit to them ... I visited with them at the Combine, but I didn't actually go to Oakland to visit. I was really shocked when they took me after they took Heyward-Bey. I thought, I had a list, and I crossed the Raiders off, I was like, ‘Oh, they got a receiver, so I know I won't be going there'. So when they picked me up in the fourth round, it was just, it was shocking, you know, but we have a chance to be two young receivers and grow together in the game as a receiving duo, so I'm glad that I'm with the Raiders.

SC: Talk about your relationship with receivers coach Sanjay Lal - word is, you guys really hit it off in a pre-draft ccouting combine conversation.

LM: Yeah, I talked to Sanjay at the combine for awhile. We had talked. I thought they had their receiver who they wanted, so I was just looking for another team. I thought I was going to the Patriots, and the Raiders traded up, traded to that pick. I saw the area code when they called, and I thought, ‘I think I'm going to Cali', so it kind of all happened fast. The Patriots were really interested. Coach Belichick knows [Florida] Coach [Urban] Meyer, and asked a lot about me. I talked with them on the phone. So pretty much when the Patriots came up in the fourth round, I thought that's where I might be going."

Me and Sanjay's relationship is going along well. He's a good receivers coach. He's really detailed. He's taken my game to the next level. He really focuses on the little things. He's got the natural ability to speak and let it go, but he really focuses on my details. How good are my routes coming out in and out of my breaks. I thought I had it all, you know, just like every rookie. When it really broke down on film, coming in and out of breaks at the top of the route is pretty much the difference between a good receiver and a great receiver. Being able to run a route and beat a DB at the top of your route, so we've been focusing on that a lot. We're focusing on burst after the catch, trying to score on every play. So he's really on me about that, and I'm thankful to have him as a receivers coach. He's really laid-back, but he's a stickler for a lot of the little things, a lot of the fundamentals to the game where sometimes a player could take it out of their repertoire and just go off their natural ability.

That's what I thought it was going to be, but it's actually a balanced offense. Especially with [new quarterbacks coach] Hue Jackson coming in, we had a lot of new different plays, a lot of new different things. We're actually using the entire route tree, not just running go routes. So we have a lot of things that's going to change up, too, in our routes that are going to help us with the deep ball, so I really think it's going to be a great year this year. Especially with the roster we have, and I think it's really going to give me a chance to get open, so I'm excited.
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SC: What has working with [new offensive coordinator Hue] Jackson been like?

LM: Oh man, it's been great. There's an intensity to practice there that's pretty great. Always on high adrenaline, always challenging the defense to make us better, and for us to make them better. It's a totally different vibe with Hue than last year. He's really a great coach. All the good things you've heard about him are pretty much true. He changes up a lot with the line and the running backs and using different guys at different positions, so I think he's going to cause some more problems for defenses this year."

SC: You caught a huge fourth-down touchdown pass on a blown coverage against the Chargers in Week 1 that gave the Raiders the lead. What was going through your head when you realized you were going to be so wide open?

(Note: You can see the play detailed here.)

LM: We had gone through that play over and over in practice. [Coach Lal] told me that this was going to be a play that was really going to work against the Chargers because of the coverage they play. But I didn't think it was going to work like that (laughs). When I came to the line, [cornerback Antonio Cromartie(notes) was standing in front of me, and I saw him backing up. He was at about 12 to 13 yards, and my first break was at 14 yards. So when I took the break, I figured he'd keep covering me. It was quarters coverage, and I saw the safety cheating down. Cromartie jumped the out route, because we had been running out routes at about 14 yards, So, when I broke, I thought that there was no way the safety could come up and then drop all the way back. So, when I saw that out of quarters coverage, I knew that it was going to be a touchdown.

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Related: Louis Murphy, Darrius Heyward-Bey, Tim Tebow, Jason Campbell, Oakland Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers

 

[ham city]

Louis Murphy is my type of WR

 

[thecalculator]

What are your expectations of rolando mcclain in 2010?

I hope that he BALLS this season, we need a MLB who is a real play maker.

 

[MajinZuub]

I'm excited to see how Rolando+Houston are going to do.

 

[thegreekgangsta]

rolo = possible DROY

defense = top 10 in the league.

i cant wait for this season.

 

[dontsteponmyshoes]

As far as McClain goes hes def what we need. Other than Nnam we havent had a real QB of the D in I dont know how long. The kid came in acting like he owned this team already. Coaches and teammates responded to that right away, not only a breath of fresh air for the team but for fans as well. I think this kid could end up being not only the face of the D, but of the franchise as a whole. We have alot of steps to take but with this kid leading us im looking forward to the future. He understands the raider tradition, he understands winning, and he def understands working to achieve that goal and not just expecting it to come. Man cant wait for the season.


Heres Part 2 of the Lousi Murphy interview.

Mon Jul 05 04:38pm PDT
The Shutdown Corner Interview: Louis Murphy (Part 2)

By Doug Farrar

If you're looking for an interesting sleeper team this year, you may be surprised at what the Oakland Raiders accomplish in 2010. Yes, the Raiders. No, I'm not kidding. Though the franchise has been quite the punchline in recent seasons, recent additions to a strong front seven, a very solid 2010 draft, the addition of quarterback Jason Campbell(notes), and a weak AFC West could combine to give Raiders faithful something to cheer about for the first time in years.

And if you're looking for a sleeper player in either fantasy or reality football, second-year receiver Louis Murphy(notes) is one to watch. The fourth-round pick out of Florida started his rookie season strong, wasn't targeted as much in mid-season, but really stepped it up near the end, especially in a 27-24 upset win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 13, when he caught four passes for 128 yards and two touchdowns. He finished that rookie year with 34 catches for 521 yards and four touchdowns, but it's a good bet you'll see those numbers increasing in 2010.

In Part 2 of an exclusive interview with Shutdown Corner, Murphy discusses Oakland's new quarterback situation, the hopes he has for his team, and just how good Nnamdi Asomugha(notes) really is.

Shutdown Corner: You started the regular season off hot after a good preseason, then you started to see fewer targets despite the fact that when you were targeted more, you were generally very effective. Was the decrease in targets explained to you? And do you think you'll be featured more in 2010?

Louis Murphy: It was explained to me that I was getting a lot of double coverages, a lot of rolling coverages to my side. So that was pretty much a lot where the targets went, I had to get other players open. I think I'm going to be featured more in 2010. They're looking for me to be the big-time receiver, and for me to step up and be that guy. I think I'm going to have a very intricate role in this season, this playoff run we're going to try to take. I just think the sky's the limit.

SC: Were you surprised that you were getting that kind of focus so soon?

LM: It was surprising. Even in college, defenses pretty much just play their coverage, defensive coordinators just run their defense that works for them. Really don't try to-especially with Percy playing the slot-you never really got a coverage for a slot receiver where you could just focus on the slot versus man coverage. So being in the NFL, there was a lot of talk about how if a player starts to get hot, they'll try to cloud coverage you or shadow coverage you. When I started doing well, and it started happening, I thought, ‘Wow, they really do this,' because I wasn't a believer in all that - they didn't do it in college. But when it started happening, it was just frustrating because I went a game without even a catch and I thought, ‘Man, if you do what you're doing hot, they try to take it away from you right away'.

SC: Was there a different game plan going into the Pittsburgh game? You wound up as the first Raiders receiver to go over 100 yards in a single game in 33 games, which is a pretty impressive stat. Not only did you catch two touchdowns, but there was that great sideline catch on the prayer thrown by Bruce Gradkowski(notes).

LM: That's pretty much how it happened. Got into a rhythm, and it happened. We didn't gameplan it, because I don't think I even had a catch until the fourth quarter, so it really wasn't like I was game-planned -- ‘We're going to target you this game'. It was just that--the one play where I scored a 75-yard touchdown, at practice, they said that this was going to be a big play-similar to the Chargers game-this is going to be a play that's going to work. And when I ran and saw the coverage, same thing. They were blitzing, bringing an all-out blitz. It's just me and [cornerback Ike] Taylor out there, and I pretty much did the same thing. Sold the out, broke to the middle, Bruce threw a great ball and after that, it just started rolling."

SC: Not to pile on JaMarcus Russell(notes), but what were the differences between Russell
and Gradkowski, and what has it been like working with Jason Campbell?

LM: I don't want to get into the JaMarcus thing, but they're different personalities -- different guys. I felt comfortable with both of them; I just felt that if we went out there and executed the game plan like the coaches put it in, we'd have a chance no matter who was out there [at quarterback]. Playing with Jason Campbell has been a lift to the entire team. He's a leader who commands the huddle, and he's been through a few offenses, which is good because our offense is similar to ones he's run. You [watch] him in meetings and he works really hard, and everyone's working hard for him. I really feel that we're going to shock a lot of teams this year.

SC: For the first time in years, the Raiders' draft was almost universally praised. Is there a different feel around the complex this year, maybe a thought that you guys could catch a few breaks and be in the playoff hunt in what looks like a weak division?

LM: We don't set the schedule, but I think we have a buzz going around the locker room. Everybody's really upbeat, and really excited about the season. I feel that we could make the playoffs this year. With the team we had last season, we had some games we just let slip by, and some where we never even showed up. In other games, we played very well against some really good teams. With Jason coming in, and coach [Hue] Jackson coming in, I think we have a better chance. I think we're going to get our respect early in the season, and teams will take us seriously.

SC: What does it do to your game to go up against [elite cornerback] Nnamdi Asomugha in practice all the time?

LM: Everybody's wrong, man ... he's not even good (laughs). No, it's an honor to go against one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL every day in practice. He makes my game go up another level, because I'll talk with him after pretty much every play - what he saw, what I could have done better in my routes ... if he jumps a route and knocks the ball down, what did I do that he saw that I could do better? Just talking with him all the time, and going up against that kind of competitiveness - a Pro Bowl cornerback - when you get into the game, you're almost always playing against - I won't say a lesser corner, but he's just that good. He studies very hard and works all the time. A lot of the coverages in the NFL that I saw last year, I was already ready for them. He talks to me about what defenses we're going against that week, and it helps me out a lot. When you go against Nnamdi every day, you're not as intimidated when you see Champ [Bailey] or [Darrelle] Revis up against you. I've caught balls on Nnamdi, and that just boosts my confidence.

SC: What is Al Davis like?

LM: Sharp as a tack. Very sharp mentally. He knows pretty much every player that's coming into the draft, every player in the NFL ... talking to him is almost like talking to a God of football - he knows pretty much everything. He knows everyone - looks can be deceiving, because he's on top of everything. I love talking to him - I talk to him often. He knows so much football, it's mind-blowing. If you ask him about anyone, any player, he's going to know something or someone that has to do with that person.

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Related: JaMarcus Russell, Louis Murphy, Nnamdi Asomugha, Jason Campbell, Oakland Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers

 

[damnitzdom]

My homeboy married into a 49ers family and they converted him into one. Not that there's anything wrong with that but come on!

I honestly feel very very good about this season coming up.

 

[smokey1212]

Ro Mac just signed in time for tomorrows first practice of Training camp

 

[ajiiiplatinum]

  FIRST TOP 10 ROOKIE SIGNED THIS YEAR AND READY FOR CAMP!

 

[downyboy]

Originally Posted by damnitzdom

My homeboy married into a 49ers family and they converted him into one. Not that there's anything wrong with that but come on!

I honestly feel very very good about this season coming up.

Everything is wrong with that...

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

Good ****, let's get this show on the road.

 

[beatjunkie5]

MMMMMMMMMMAANNNN! It's always this time of the year I get hella anxious for football season to start already...but I haven't felt this good about a team in a good minuet!

Can't wait for opening day!

@RAIDERS Nnamdi Asomugha just picked off a Gradkowski pass and handed the ball to off cord Hue Jackson

 

[ag 47]

I'm pretty goddamn giddy. I feel like my optimism for the team this year is warranted.

Preseason is RIGHT around the corner. I can't friggin wait.

 

[ajiiiplatinum]

Quote:

DHB reaches back to catch Boller bullet. 'atta way to catch the ball, Darius,' Jackson says

Quote:

DHB follows it up with sideline catch vs. Thomas via Campbell

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

I can't wait for some Raider football. I'm so desperate that I'm planning on watching all our preseason games

 

[thegreekgangsta]

Originally Posted by Th3RealF0lkBlu3s

I can't wait for some Raider football. I'm so desperate that I'm planning on watching all our preseason games

yes sir

can't wait

 

[jumpmanfromdabay]

^ the game comes out Tuesday not really early

 

[jumpmanfromdabay]

^ the game comes out Tuesday not really early