THE OFFICIAL OAKLAND RAIDERS 2009 OFFSEASON THREAD
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Darrius Heyward-Bey #8 WR
2008 STATS
RECEPTIONS YARDS TOUCHDOWNS
42 609 5
CAREER STATS
RECEPTIONS YDS TOUCHDOWNS
138 2,089 13
Birth Date February 26, 1987
Hometown SILVER SPRING, MD
Height 6-2
Weight 206 lbs.
Age 22
Class Sophomore
ProfileStatsGame Log
Stats Overview Receiving Rushing Fumbles
YEAR REC YDS AVG LNG TD ATT YDS AVG LNG TD FUM LST
2006 45 694 15.4 96 5 5 5 1.0 9 0 0 0
2007 51 786 15.4 63 3 5 107 21.4 54 1 0 0
2008 42 609 14.5 80 5 15 202 13.5 76 1 0 0
Crabtree....
Stats Overview Receiving Rushing Fumbles
YEAR REC YDS AVG LNG TD ATT YDS AVG LNG TD FUM LST
2007 134 1962 14.6 75 22 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0
2008 97 1165 12.0 82 19 2 1 0.5 3 0 0 0
2008 STATS
RECEPTIONS YARDS TOUCHDOWNS
42 609 5
CAREER STATS
RECEPTIONS YDS TOUCHDOWNS
138 2,089 13
Birth Date February 26, 1987
Hometown SILVER SPRING, MD
Height 6-2
Weight 206 lbs.
Age 22
Class Sophomore
ProfileStatsGame Log
Stats Overview Receiving Rushing Fumbles
YEAR REC YDS AVG LNG TD ATT YDS AVG LNG TD FUM LST
2006 45 694 15.4 96 5 5 5 1.0 9 0 0 0
2007 51 786 15.4 63 3 5 107 21.4 54 1 0 0
2008 42 609 14.5 80 5 15 202 13.5 76 1 0 0
Crabtree....
Stats Overview Receiving Rushing Fumbles
YEAR REC YDS AVG LNG TD ATT YDS AVG LNG TD FUM LST
2007 134 1962 14.6 75 22 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0
2008 97 1165 12.0 82 19 2 1 0.5 3 0 0 0
He's a fucking beast fuck the bullshit bro. He's a playmaker dont pay attention to the numbers he put up in college, he didn't play in that great of an offense. He has more than speed to offer even though speed helps. You never know J-Dubb might get hurt again. Russell, McFadden, Bush, Miller, and Heyward Bey!
Got it all right bruh, we need a speedy receiver to compliment JR's big arm. Man he ran a 4.3 flat? Draft him, he can get better at running routes and catching. Drafts are all about drafting for potential. He's the Adrian Peterson of receivers in this years draft. If he's available we're taking him.
Raiders need to fuck around and go after Plaxico Burress...fuck it we take everyother NFL outcast! we can still get a good reciever in the draft maybe Britt or shit Heyward bey might still be there....I would love to see the Raiders Trade down to later in the first round and a later Round pick and take Clay Matthews Jr. him, Morrison and Howard sheesh!
Tony....
Adrian Peterson wtf he actually put up great numbers in college and we ain't gonna risk our #7th pick for someone who hasn't showed me hes a great reciever trippin....
Your only watching the YouTube videos bro teams evaluate the players and if he's projected 2nd round he's not worth our top pick
Adrian Peterson wtf he actually put up great numbers in college and we ain't gonna risk our #7th pick for someone who hasn't showed me hes a great reciever trippin....
Your only watching the YouTube videos bro teams evaluate the players and if he's projected 2nd round he's not worth our top pick
Raiders tightening borders
Remember the mean old days, when the Raiders welcomed the NFL's castoffs, malcontents and problem children with arms wide open? Fact or fiction, they have long been known as the home for renegades and rebels.
SFGate.com
Will WR Plaxico Burress do the perp walk to Oakland?
As Raiders owner Al Davis approaches his 80th birthday, it seems he's mellowed somewhat with age. He hasn't chased a big-name player with big-time baggage since trading for Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss in 2005. While it's easy to link every troubled player to the Raiders, Davis is running anything but an NFL refugee camp these days.
So with the Giants releasing wide receiver Plaxico Burress today, let's look at all the troubled talent the Raiders have refused to bother with this offseason -- at least, so far.
Terrell Owens: When the Cowboys dropped the Pro Bowl star last month, the Raiders didn't give his drama-momma act a chance to come back to the Bay Area. He landed with, um, North America's team, and Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell is all the better for it -- even if Owens would have instantly become the team's premier receiver, lost step or not.
Michael Vick: He has yet to exchange his jumpsuit oranges for another team's jersey, but one Raiders official said the team has no interest in landing the dogfighting mastermind. Former teammate Justin Griffith swore by the guy, but animal-loving CEO Amy Trask probably has other ideas on the guy. If they want to run the Wildcat that bad, let Darren McFadden and Michael Bush throw the ball out of the backfield like they used to in college.
Tank Johnson: Troubled as could be in Chicago, the defensive tackle seemed to clean his act up in Dallas but remains a free agent today. The Raiders interior line needs all the backup help they can get, but Tank has yet to roll into town.
Adam Jones: Pacman ran out of free passes in Dallas, where Jerry Jones is the most player-friendly owner this side of Mt. Davis. The Raiders never have too many cornerbacks in the fold, but Jones won't be one of them.
Burress: OK, he just hit the market and there's no telling yet if the Raiders are interested, but his legal issues could be a serious problem. Until teams know what will come of his shot-self-in-leg case, they'd be hard-pressed to invest in an otherwise gifted receiver who happens to be late to meetings all the time -- and if any one needs a receiver Burress' size, it's the Raiders.
i cant lie i would love to see burress in the s&b but who knows it seems like they are trying to straighten up there act wtf?
Remember the mean old days, when the Raiders welcomed the NFL's castoffs, malcontents and problem children with arms wide open? Fact or fiction, they have long been known as the home for renegades and rebels.
SFGate.com
Will WR Plaxico Burress do the perp walk to Oakland?
As Raiders owner Al Davis approaches his 80th birthday, it seems he's mellowed somewhat with age. He hasn't chased a big-name player with big-time baggage since trading for Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss in 2005. While it's easy to link every troubled player to the Raiders, Davis is running anything but an NFL refugee camp these days.
So with the Giants releasing wide receiver Plaxico Burress today, let's look at all the troubled talent the Raiders have refused to bother with this offseason -- at least, so far.
Terrell Owens: When the Cowboys dropped the Pro Bowl star last month, the Raiders didn't give his drama-momma act a chance to come back to the Bay Area. He landed with, um, North America's team, and Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell is all the better for it -- even if Owens would have instantly become the team's premier receiver, lost step or not.
Michael Vick: He has yet to exchange his jumpsuit oranges for another team's jersey, but one Raiders official said the team has no interest in landing the dogfighting mastermind. Former teammate Justin Griffith swore by the guy, but animal-loving CEO Amy Trask probably has other ideas on the guy. If they want to run the Wildcat that bad, let Darren McFadden and Michael Bush throw the ball out of the backfield like they used to in college.
Tank Johnson: Troubled as could be in Chicago, the defensive tackle seemed to clean his act up in Dallas but remains a free agent today. The Raiders interior line needs all the backup help they can get, but Tank has yet to roll into town.
Adam Jones: Pacman ran out of free passes in Dallas, where Jerry Jones is the most player-friendly owner this side of Mt. Davis. The Raiders never have too many cornerbacks in the fold, but Jones won't be one of them.
Burress: OK, he just hit the market and there's no telling yet if the Raiders are interested, but his legal issues could be a serious problem. Until teams know what will come of his shot-self-in-leg case, they'd be hard-pressed to invest in an otherwise gifted receiver who happens to be late to meetings all the time -- and if any one needs a receiver Burress' size, it's the Raiders.
i cant lie i would love to see burress in the s&b but who knows it seems like they are trying to straighten up there act wtf?