The Official Las Vegas Raiders Thread

Originally posted by TonyStarks:
I cant read those words under the buffalo bills. My phone is on dim .

It says ..."in ...in the ....h..hun...." Could ja help me out ,niner four niner? WOULDJA COULDJA?!

I can read that. You, on the other hand, seem to think that KC only has one player on its team. Not how football works.

Niners and Raiders are ending up with the same record at 6-10

Niners vs Raiders next year BABY!!!!!

Bay Area TV Rating Sunday

SF @ Hou 12.71
Oak @ KC 7.08

#JimmyG

https://twitter.com/JohnMiddlekauff/status/940426104208220160

Originally posted by 9er4lyphe:
Bay Area TV Rating Sunday

SF @ Hou 12.71
Oak @ KC 7.08

#JimmyG

https://twitter.com/JohnMiddlekauff/status/940426104208220160

everyone knows that nor cal is 49er territory. Even when the raiders were dominate and the niners were bad, this was still 49er territory.

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Originally posted by 9er4lyphe:

Bay Area TV Rating Sunday

SF @ Hou 12.71
Oak @ KC 7.08

#JimmyG

https://twitter.com/JohnMiddlekauff/status/940426104208220160

everyone knows that nor cal is 49er territory. Even when the raiders were dominate and the niners were bad, this was still 49er territory.

But nobody goes to the games.

Originally posted by teylo31:

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

My what a bizarre season. I have a lot of raider fan friends....they went from Superbowl expectations to pulling out pitchforks demanding a rebuild in matter of a few months!

I kind of feel bad for Bowman.

I tend to not associate with raider fans. Bowman chose to be a raider

Probably just didn't want to move his family in the middle of the season.

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Originally posted by 9er4lyphe:

Bay Area TV Rating Sunday

SF @ Hou 12.71
Oak @ KC 7.08

#JimmyG

https://twitter.com/JohnMiddlekauff/status/940426104208220160

everyone knows that nor cal is 49er territory. Even when the raiders were dominate and the niners were bad, this was still 49er territory.

But nobody goes to the games.

Somebody being interviewed on KNBR mentioned that in all but one game, the gate numbers for attendance at Levi's was over 60,000 each time. I think it may have been Ted Robinson. He also mentioned that people aren't in their seats because they were hanging out in the clubs, the concourse, and on the rooftop, or simply wandering around the stadium. They really didn't care about the game because the team was bad. Maybe people will sit in their seats and pay attention now.

Meanwhile, in Oakland:

According to a source close to the team, the sore feelings began with a contentious interview of Del Rio conducted weeks ago by Damon Bruce. The Raiders were even less pleased with what they heard on the day after Jimmy Garoppolo's first start with the 49ers, a 15-14 win over Chicago — on "Raiders Monday," no less. The Raiders felt like that day that it was nothing but Jimmy G talk throughout the morning and for the rest of the day.
The list of Raiders guests provided for the station's shows that week, to put it simply, was not exactly star-studded.
It has only gotten worse since, with Garoppolo playing arguably even better in his second start (also a win) while the Raiders squandered an enormous game against the Chiefs. It's gotten to the point now that the Raiders have essentially thrown up their hands, realizing they're fighting an uphill battle with a station still struggling to grow an audience.
However, that didn't stop the Raiders from literally rolling their eyes this week when Bill Romanowski went on the air and declared that Garoppolo is a better quarterback than Derek Carr, an assertion that team play-by-play man/station host Greg Papa didn't necessarily challenge.
While it's understandable that the PR team, whose job is to get the Raiders out in front of people in a positive context as often as possible, is upset, the reasons why the Raiders and A's continue to get the short end of the radio antenna are numerous.
Jimmy G is ascending while Derek C is regressing.
With all due respect to Stephen Curry, Buster Posey, Madison Bumgarner or Kevin Durant, there isn't a single job with a higher profile in the Bay Area than "49ers franchise quarterback," other than perhaps the CEO of Apple during the latest phone unveiling.
They've seen the results — there's no sense, at least financially speaking, in trying to become the "KNBR, but for East Bay fans only" station.

Originally posted by CenCal9er:

According to a source close to the team, the sore feelings began with a contentious interview of Del Rio conducted weeks ago by Damon Bruce. The Raiders were even less pleased with what they heard on the day after Jimmy Garoppolo's first start with the 49ers, a 15-14 win over Chicago — on "Raiders Monday," no less. The Raiders felt like that day that it was nothing but Jimmy G talk throughout the morning and for the rest of the day.
The list of Raiders guests provided for the station's shows that week, to put it simply, was not exactly star-studded.
It has only gotten worse since, with Garoppolo playing arguably even better in his second start (also a win) while the Raiders squandered an enormous game against the Chiefs. It's gotten to the point now that the Raiders have essentially thrown up their hands, realizing they're fighting an uphill battle with a station still struggling to grow an audience.
However, that didn't stop the Raiders from literally rolling their eyes this week when Bill Romanowski went on the air and declared that Garoppolo is a better quarterback than Derek Carr, an assertion that team play-by-play man/station host Greg Papa didn't necessarily challenge.
While it's understandable that the PR team, whose job is to get the Raiders out in front of people in a positive context as often as possible, is upset, the reasons why the Raiders and A's continue to get the short end of the radio antenna are numerous.
Jimmy G is ascending while Derek C is regressing.
With all due respect to Stephen Curry, Buster Posey, Madison Bumgarner or Kevin Durant, there isn't a single job with a higher profile in the Bay Area than "49ers franchise quarterback," other than perhaps the CEO of Apple during the latest phone unveiling.
They've seen the results — there's no sense, at least financially speaking, in trying to become the "KNBR, but for East Bay fans only" station.

Smiling sinsisterly as i rub my hands together

Originally posted by DickNasty:

Originally posted by CenCal9er:

According to a source close to the team, the sore feelings began with a contentious interview of Del Rio conducted weeks ago by Damon Bruce. The Raiders were even less pleased with what they heard on the day after Jimmy Garoppolo's first start with the 49ers, a 15-14 win over Chicago — on "Raiders Monday," no less. The Raiders felt like that day that it was nothing but Jimmy G talk throughout the morning and for the rest of the day.
The list of Raiders guests provided for the station's shows that week, to put it simply, was not exactly star-studded.
It has only gotten worse since, with Garoppolo playing arguably even better in his second start (also a win) while the Raiders squandered an enormous game against the Chiefs. It's gotten to the point now that the Raiders have essentially thrown up their hands, realizing they're fighting an uphill battle with a station still struggling to grow an audience.
However, that didn't stop the Raiders from literally rolling their eyes this week when Bill Romanowski went on the air and declared that Garoppolo is a better quarterback than Derek Carr, an assertion that team play-by-play man/station host Greg Papa didn't necessarily challenge.
While it's understandable that the PR team, whose job is to get the Raiders out in front of people in a positive context as often as possible, is upset, the reasons why the Raiders and A's continue to get the short end of the radio antenna are numerous.
Jimmy G is ascending while Derek C is regressing.
With all due respect to Stephen Curry, Buster Posey, Madison Bumgarner or Kevin Durant, there isn't a single job with a higher profile in the Bay Area than "49ers franchise quarterback," other than perhaps the CEO of Apple during the latest phone unveiling.
They've seen the results — there's no sense, at least financially speaking, in trying to become the "KNBR, but for East Bay fans only" station.

Smiling sinsisterly as i rub my hands together

I noticed the change and loving it

Originally posted by CenCal9er:


According to a source close to the team, the sore feelings began with a contentious interview of Del Rio conducted weeks ago by Damon Bruce. The Raiders were even less pleased with what they heard on the day after Jimmy Garoppolo's first start with the 49ers, a 15-14 win over Chicago — on "Raiders Monday," no less. The Raiders felt like that day that it was nothing but Jimmy G talk throughout the morning and for the rest of the day.
The list of Raiders guests provided for the station's shows that week, to put it simply, was not exactly star-studded.
It has only gotten worse since, with Garoppolo playing arguably even better in his second start (also a win) while the Raiders squandered an enormous game against the Chiefs. It's gotten to the point now that the Raiders have essentially thrown up their hands, realizing they're fighting an uphill battle with a station still struggling to grow an audience.
However, that didn't stop the Raiders from literally rolling their eyes this week when Bill Romanowski went on the air and declared that Garoppolo is a better quarterback than Derek Carr, an assertion that team play-by-play man/station host Greg Papa didn't necessarily challenge.
While it's understandable that the PR team, whose job is to get the Raiders out in front of people in a positive context as often as possible, is upset, the reasons why the Raiders and A's continue to get the short end of the radio antenna are numerous.
Jimmy G is ascending while Derek C is regressing.
With all due respect to Stephen Curry, Buster Posey, Madison Bumgarner or Kevin Durant, there isn't a single job with a higher profile in the Bay Area than "49ers franchise quarterback," other than perhaps the CEO of Apple during the latest phone unveiling.
They've seen the results — there's no sense, at least financially speaking, in trying to become the "KNBR, but for East Bay fans only" station.

Def noticed the change in sports talk on that station. I love it because my Raider buddies are getting tired of it

the end should come today .............as long as the cowboys don't screw the pooch ........as they.........do......

Originally posted by TonyStarks:

the end should come today .............as long as the cowboys don't screw the pooch ........as they.........do......

If the Raider fans are really legit s**t talkers in the bay then yes f**k them. Cowboys can choke later