Review for Retention and Revitalization of the Oakland Raiders Al Davis  made a presentation at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio in 2006. The win-loss record for the Oakland Raiders in that same year was four wins and 12 losses. How do you think Davis feels now, having been given one of the highest honors in professional football (he was enshrined in 1992), yet his team had the …

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Quarterback Charlie Frye said Saturday that he intends to see a hand specialist to find out why his injured right wrist isn’t showing improvement.”I guess they just want to find out some more about what’s going on in there because I can’t throw a football,” Frye said.

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Raiders plan to shift him around to cover best receiver

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From training camp to their first preseason game, Oakland has had a busy week preparing for the season.

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Make no mistake, the Oakland Raiders have work to do. And guess what

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Last night, the Raiders defeated the Cowboys 17-9 in their first preseason game. You take things with a grain of salt in the preseason, but there was a lot of telling information both for and against the Raiders. A few things I noticed:   Offense Is Still A Work In Progress Jason Campbell made his debut as the Raiders new quarterback and the results were average to say the least

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It might be only preseason (which doesn’t count for much in the real world), but the Oakland Raiders reaped the benefits of a vastly upgraded defensive front seven against the Dallas Cowboys in Texas Stadium last night. Tom Cable said at the end of the 2009 season that the Raiders had to address “line of scrimmage issues”, referring to both the offensive and defensive lines

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The much anticipated debut of the 2010 Raiders was not a disappointment if you were looking for an exciting game.  The Raiders, led by Kyle Boller and Michael Bennent, sparked a fourth quarter comeback victory by scoring 17 points in the last five minutes.  But in the pre-season, winning isn’t everything.  There is more focus on player performances and position competitions.  Jason Campbell …

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The Raiders played their first game against the Dallas Cowboys. There was plenty to be excited about and plenty to be nervous about. Last year the Raiders looked sharp after playing Dallas in the preseason and failed to look sharp during the season.

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Quarterback JaMarcus Russell, whom the Oakland Raiders drafted No.

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Just in case they didn’t already know, the Dallas Cowboys got a reminder of the importance of getting touchdowns whenever they’re close.

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But Raiders coach Tom Cable is excited about its possibilities after 17-9 win over Dallas Cowboys in Oakland’s exhibition opener.

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When the Oakland Raiders struck a deal with the Washington Redskins that sent Jason Campbell to Oakland, we knew the JaMarcus Russell era was over. However, some people have had doubts about Campbell since his days in Washington.

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I am all excited about the 2010 season. That excitement has spilled over into the lives of those who encounter me and my little pep talks

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Jason Henry of MVN had his say about tonight’s upcoming game: The Oakland Raiders will attack the Dallas Cowboys. I challenge the tone of the last sentence in Henry’s article. He wrote: “The Raiders may not scare any team on their schedule, but they have the tools in place to improve from last year’s five-win season.” That comment alone is enough for some of us in the Raider Nation to say …

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