They say revenge is a dish best served cold. For seven long years Raider Nation has endured the bitter taste of defeat at the hands of almost every team in the NFL, particularly our hated division rivals.  This year, it is time to sit down, cleanse the palette, and prepare for an ice cold dinner. It is still too early to predict Super bowl, or even Playoffs for the Raiders, but the idea seems to …

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The Oakland Raiders have now won back to back games this year. That has been a rare occurrence in Raider Nation for the last seven years. This talented Raider team stumbled out of the gate and looked to be headed toward another double digit loss season

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What’s Worked So Far Run the ball early and run the ball often. With how bad the quarterbacks have been in Oakland this year, the attention has shifted to Darren McFadden and Michael Bush in the backfield, who have done a great job this year of carrying the offense.   What’s Broke So Far As I mentioned earlier, the quarterbacks in Oakland leave a whole lot to be desired

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Both the Seahawks and the Raiders have gotten off to surprisingly good starts this year, and each team is coming off a solid win against a division rival. If momentum is a real thing, the edge would have to go to Oakland, who posted an overwhelming victory against the Denver Broncos, winning by 45 points on the road.

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It is almost Halloween, and the Raiders have the perfect costume.  This year’s team will be going as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (a novel written by the Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson and based on a character with Split Personalities).  This is the ideal costume for a team that can anger and mystify one week and totally amaze and dominate the next. 

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It is almost Halloween, and the Raiders have the perfect costume.  This year’s team will be going as Dr. Jekyll and Mr

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What’s Worked So Far Oakland has been able to run the ball with great success this year and the Raiders are tenth in the league in rushing. Darren McFadden and Michael Bush have carried the load for Oakland this year and have been the only source of production seeing as the quarterback situation is yet again a mess for the Raiders.

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What’s Worked So Far: Oakland has been able to run the ball with great success this year and Darren McFadden is starting to shape into the player the Raiders thought they were getting when they drafted him a couple of years ago.   What’s Broke So Far: The quarterback play has been poor for Oakland so far.

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In past years, the Oakland Raiders sometimes have tried to downplay the significance of their long losing streak against the AFC West rival San Diego Chargers. This year, they’re facing the 13-game skid head on.

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Foreword The Oakland Raiders are just a few hours from a game that could break a pattern. In 2009 the pattern was LWLLL, which means loss, win, loss, loss, loss. This year and on Oct

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That title might seem like rose colored glasses to some people, but consider this.  Around this time a year ago, the Raiders looked like a traveling circus, and by that I mean, the freak show. They were getting pummeled.  And I wrote articles that reflected my ire. Despite the 1-3 start this year however, the Raiders are still doing well in the “eye test.”  The numbers might not be spectacular …

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1. There are four Raiders on pace to record 50-plus receptions.  This has not happened since 2002.

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As the Oakland Raiders (1-2) seem destined for yet another year of futility, it seems like the right time to criticize Al Davis’s questionable personnel moves.  Then again, when isn’t it? Since the Raider’s last good team with Rich Gannon at the helm, Al Davis’ moves have been more than suspect, however, his ability to field an all-NFL-Combine-team, has certainly not. Let’s take some time to …

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Darren McFadden appears to be on a mission this year and going into the Oakland Raiders’ week 3 match up versus the Arizona Cardinals, he has a chance to really break out.

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