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Old 09-28-2005   #1
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Default Artie Gigantino (Raider Broadcaster) with Steve & Jen-Jen on ESPN 103-Dallas...

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  • Reports that Moss isn't practicing hard is over-blown. He is practicing as hard as anyone.
  • Moss has been nothing but a joy to be around since coming here.
  • Moss is being blamed for the 0-3 start. He is only the second rated WR in the league. It is none of his doing.
  • The criticism of Moss would be that he isn't being looked at in the Red Zone. But that is not his fault either. Ask the coaches and Collins why.
  • Turner is doing a good job here, but his record doesn't reflect it. Don't point fingers at Norv yet.
  • The Raiders do NOT want to go into the bye week at 0-4.
  • The Raiders are a bit tired from two cross-country trips, but they are hungry for this game.
  • This game should have 50-60 points.
  • They feel Parcells is going to try and run the ball instead of going Air Bledsoe. Lots of play-action and ball control. It is a good strategy if it works.
  • Monster Park felt like a home game for Dallas with all the Cowboy fans. Wouldn't be surprised to see the same thing this week.
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The guy's right as far as them being dumb with penalties. They shot themselves in the foot so much in the Philly game, it was ridiculous.

But their downfall is their D. It sucks. Warren Sapp looks like he just sat at a table and never got up. McNabb had all day in the pocket all game long. I swear he could've taken a nap for the amount of time he had to pass the ball. They've got two young guys as CBs opposite Charles Woodson who can be torched occasionally.

I really hope we don't get into a shootout with them. While Bledsoe did well in San Fran, I wouldn't want to depend on those kind of performances on a regular basis. Plus, that would make me lose my warm & fuzzies I still have for our D.
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In order to beat them JuJo and Co must have a big game running. This will bleed the clock and keep the Oakland offense cold. Parcells needs to play the nickel because Oakland will go 3 WR prolly the whole game. It is best to play the pass and let Oakland beat themselves. Then again we may go for the throat eventually BP will get confidense in this team and turn them loose.
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I see our "O" moving the ball well in this game. I just hope that BP pulls the trigger and lets them play...
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The guy's right as far as them being dumb with penalties. They shot themselves in the foot so much in the Philly game, it was ridiculous.

But their downfall is their D. It sucks. Warren Sapp looks like he just sat at a table and never got up. McNabb had all day in the pocket all game long. I swear he could've taken a nap for the amount of time he had to pass the ball. They've got two young guys as CBs opposite Charles Woodson who can be torched occasionally.

I really hope we don't get into a shootout with them. While Bledsoe did well in San Fran, I wouldn't want to depend on those kind of performances on a regular basis. Plus, that would make me lose my warm & fuzzies I still have for our D.
If you haven't lost your warm and fuzzies over our D yet, I'm not sure what you are waiting for....lol. I love the potential...I love our SS, all of our CB's, and our DL....but our LB's stink, and we are giving up points at a record pace. As far as letting the other teams score points, I don't think our defense could be any worse at this point. People get frustrated with the old "bend but don't break" theory, but the fastest way to lose games in the NFL today is to do it our recent way....give up easy big plays every week.

We have to be among the worst teams in the NFL on 3rd and 4th down defense, too. Hopefully, eventually, someone will start making big plays rather than giving them up.

Right now, the offense is carrying this team the way the defense carried them for a few years...who would have predicted that in preseason?
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I say let Bledsoe and Terry draw up some plays and air it out.

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"They feel Parcells is going to try and run the ball instead of going Air Bledsoe. Lots of play-action and ball control. It is a good strategy if it works."

Isn't any strategy that works a good strategy?

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=WoodysGirl]But their downfall is their D. It sucks. Warren Sapp looks like he just sat at a table and never got up. McNabb had all day in the pocket all game long. I swear he could've taken a nap for the amount of time he had to pass the ball. They've got two young guys as CBs opposite Charles Woodson who can be torched occasionally.
Amen. That Stanford Routt has a "Mario Edwards Bullseye" all over him. I hope we open up passing to loosen things up for JJ, but then I'd like to see a ball-control offense. Dillon and Westbrook have gashed the Raiders in the flats (surprisingly, Priest Holmes didn't do much) and I think we can stretch them out without risking too much harm to our beloved totem pole of a QB.
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Warren Sapp fell far fast. Maybe Keyshawn was right? Seriously, though, Sapp looks like he's gotten fat and lazy. And the rest of that defense doesn't impress me either. The offense does concern me though.
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The Raiders are a bit tired from two cross-country trips, but they are hungry for this game.
I know it's only a 3-hour trip flight, but I have no problem with what Parcells did with our 2 west coast games.
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In order to beat them JuJo and Co must have a big game running. This will bleed the clock and keep the Oakland offense cold. Parcells needs to play the nickel because Oakland will go 3 WR prolly the whole game. It is best to play the pass and let Oakland beat themselves. Then again we may go for the throat eventually BP will get confidense in this team and turn them loose.
I would think if there was a game where we would see a LOT of 4-3...this is it. Stuff the run early and put Glover, Ware, Ellis, Spears, and Canty out there...all good rushers.
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If we can contain Moss from killing us then we have a GOOD shot to win this game.

We should be able to move the ball offensivley (at least through the air) and score points.

Keep Moss under 100 yards and we will win.
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Since they are big in the middle with oversized LB's, wouldn't this be good game to unleash Tyson Thompson with his speed to the outside and also give JJ some relief? Makes sense to me.
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The days of speed guys wide in the NFL died about 20 years ago.
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Why are people in Oakland blaming Moss for their 0-3 start? I had no clue he was taking so much criticism out there.
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