JeffDunne
TheBrownDog
Re: Raiders name HC.......
He's already at work on the new playbook.
He's already at work on the new playbook.
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Why not speak to Gruden? (No need to list all the boneheaded Al-centric reasons, Raider fan)
He is very good coach and the Raider nation would have loved to have him back.
Dwaine Board, Defensive Line
John Fassel, Special Teams Coordinator
Paul Hackett, Quarterbacks
Randy Hanson, Assistant Defensive Backs
Adam Henry, Tight Ends
Sanjay Lal, Quality Control, Offense
George Martinez, Quality Control, Defense
Kelly Skipper, Running Backs
Lionel Washington, Defensive Backs
Ok when I meant recent i meant recent enough to be on the top 5 stories on the Raiders home page.Raiders have been naming recent hired coaches.
All these are recent hirings...
5-On Thursday night before the game, Long learned more than he ever wanted to know about Super Bowl traffic patterns. He was rushing back to the team hotel after making a paid TV appearance, when cars slowed to a crawl about a half-mile from his destination. He was driving a generic rental car that was utterly nondescript . . . except for the giant Super Bowl decal on the side.
Realizing he was going to miss curfew if he stayed in that bumper-to-bumper snarl, Long simply left his car in the street and ran back to the hotel.
Ah, to be a 23-year-old football star . . .
Long, by the way, barely made it back to his room in time.
"Good thing Willie Brown started bed-check at the other end of the hall," he said.
MARCUS - The autobiography of Marcus Allen with Carlton StowersAfter two more parking attendants refused us entry, Otis exploded. "We're the players, you f*ckin' moron!" he yelled at the attendant. "How the hell are they going to play the game if you won't let the players in?"
Back on the street, we continued to circle the stadium as pre-game traffic began building and Odis's temperature rose. "What the hell are we gonna do?" he finally asked.
I knew the entrance we'd used earlier on Press Day and directed McKinney to it. When we reached it, I told him to pull over to the curb.
Parking the car, he turned to me. "Now what?"
"We're out of here," I said.
With that we abandoned the car, keys still in the ignition, motor still running, to God-knows-what fate, and walked quickly to the players' entrance. To this day I haven't the slightest idea what ever became of the car.
gotta love those olden days.
today everything is so sanitized.
And it is......Tom Cable. Frppppptttt.
Before Cable came to the Raiders, he spent one season as the Atlanta Falcons' offensive line coach and two seasons as UCLA's offensive coordinator. His only head-coaching experience came at Idaho, where he went 11-35 from 2000 to 2003.
But I'll leave you with some tidbits from Raiders owner Al Davis for now from his chat with reporters after the television cameras stopped recording. Davis remains one of the most fascinating people to speak with in sports and someone I enjoy listening to whenever he speaks.
On if Lane Kiffin was paid the money he sought in his grievance:
"F*** no."
When a reporter mentioned that Davis has a lot of input on what happens on the field:
"Bull****."