When the Raiders play the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, it marks the first time that head coach Jon Gruden and defensive coordinator Paul Guenther get an opportunity to game plan for an opponent that they already have faced this season. In the first meeting between the teams, five weeks ago, the Raiders and Chargers
All I can do at this point is roll my eyes. I want to be positive, I really do.
Well, I guess I am positive about one thing.
Until our Raiders show up and play a full game as a team, I don’t see them winning any games.
Being out there and just getting lucky is not going to cut it.
This is not fun for any of us. Coaches, players, staff or Nation, it just sux.
One upside is getting to see what the young guys can do. As long as the coaches put them out there and keep them out there. They will make mistakes. Don’t we all.
The only way for Raiders to win is if the opposing team is a total no show mentally, with a mixture of turnovers for Raiders to take advantage. Other scenarios; play a team that lacks talent, or a team that is resting their starters.
Two opportunities:
Arizona Cardinal game
Last game vs.KC, where KC will likely be resting their starters.
I think the Raiders will play better this Sunday vs Chargers, but not enough to make up for lack of talent
There should be no reason for the Raiders not to give their best effort – no one is listed on the injury report.
Everyone, have a good weekend. And, those of you in NorCal, stay safe from the fires.