Earlier today, the Raiders made perhaps a grave error in judgment by packaging a 2012 first round pick and a conditional 2013 second round pick for forgotten Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer. Wow.
The face of Raiders Nation has changed forever. Oakland Raiders owner and NFL renegade Al Davis died on Saturday at the age of 82. At the age of 33, Davis became the youngest person to ever hold the titles of head coach and general manager, simultaneously for the […]
Here is another fight from that spectacular disaster at Candlestick Park last night. This time, the ladies get involved in a parking lot melee and it’s a real pier-six brawl.
Months following the sad events that took place in Los Angeles following a Giants/Dodgers game, another San Francisco team is in the news after fan violence struck at Saturday night’s Raiders-49ers battle. Two men were shot outside of Candlestick Park following the game. A 24-year-old man, sporting a […]
This man named Hue Jackson the new head coach of the Oakland Raiders on Tuesday. Today’s lesson? Don’t cross Al Davis by bringing a woman on the road. That is against the Raider way.
Today marks the 38th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception. I love how the Raiders years later were still bitter about everything that transpired on this play and the aftermath.
Sunday was a good day for the Raiders and their fans…well, most of them at least. This video shows a pair of Raider fans getting mouthy with some Chargers faithful. Eventually chaos ensues and the melee turns into a low-rent version of Malice at the Palace. My favorite […]
Yep. Richard Seymour will hear from Uncle Roger on this one.
I’m curious to know the age of this young fella. Has he watched San Diego over the past five years? He should not be shocked.
Pro Football Hall of Famer George Blanda passed away today at the age of 83. Blanda’s career spanned 26 years and four teams including the Bears, Colts, Oilers, and Raiders. Incredibly, Blanda continued his career until he was 48. Not only did he play quarterback and throw for […]
Joe Montana's Right Arm 