Legendary sportscaster Brent Musburger went 4-1 last week, and Westgate SuperBook vice president of marketing Jay Kornegay leads the Review-Journal’s NFL Challenge.
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With five games left in another disappointing season, the Raiders have put themselves in position to draft the franchise quarterback they have sought for more than two decades.
The Denver Broncos are 7½-point favorites over the Raiders in Sunday’s AFC West matchup at Allegiant Stadium, and the total is 40.
The company line Tuesday painted a harmonious bond between the team’s new head coach and its general manager, and perhaps such a rapport will exist between men cut from the same Lambeau Field cloth.
For the third straight year and fourth time in five seasons, a “home” game on the Raiders’ regular-season calendar will take place internationally.
The Fritz Pollard Alliance called Wednesday for the NFL to investigate whether the Oakland Raiders violated the “Rooney Rule” when they hired Jon Gruden as coach.
Bryan Salmond, Ed Graney and Michael Gehlken discuss the Raiders’ introduction of Jon Gruden as their new head coach, including the unique atmosphere and how Gruden will work with Derek Carr.
Eliot Wolf, whose father Ron Wolf spent more than two decades as a Raiders scout and executive, is scheduled to interview this week for a senior position in the Raiders’ personnel department, sources said Tuesday.
Jon Gruden on Tuesday not only received a record contract of 10 years for $100 million, but also inherited the best and most promising quarterback of his career as a head coach.
There was less a sense of the 54-year-old Jon Gruden being hired for a job but rather more of a prodigal coach having returned.
Vegas Nation host Bryan Salmond and columnist Ed Graney discuss the Raiders hiring of Jon Gruden as their new coach.
The final broadcast of Jon Gruden’s nine-year ESPN tenure opened Saturday with acknowledgement of the opportunity ahead, as play-by-play man Sean McDonough wished Gruden luck with the Raiders.
It’s time to say goodbye to the 2017 NFL regular season by handing out awards.
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