The Official Oakland Raiders 2012 Offseason Thread
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until his last year with us. Everybody was scared to throw his way or whatever, but in the rare occasion they didnt and it wasnt a bad pass he got burned. And nnamdi also couldnt tackle a running back or tight end in his last year with us.
howd he do in philly? I loved nnamdi because he was a great presence on and off the field, an above average corner, and a good leader on defense, but I was severely disapointed with him that last year, and wasnt unhappy we we lost him
howd he do in philly? I loved nnamdi because he was a great presence on and off the field, an above average corner, and a good leader on defense, but I was severely disapointed with him that last year, and wasnt unhappy we we lost him
I dont know about yall, but i like what I m hearing so far. About time we get some people that get football players and 40 times dont translate. If we had 30 less penalties last year we squeeze in the playoffs. If we had Namdi still we would have been, no question. I doubt we lose to Buffalo and detroit with his services on the outside.
if mcfadden didnt get injured halfway through the season we woulda made it to the playoffs 100% no doubt. I dont think nnamdi would have impacted the team that much, cause we still had a shitty secondary and shitty play calling.
It is what is and it aint what it used to be. I just hope that we can move forward this year and have a successful winning season.
It is what is and it aint what it used to be. I just hope that we can move forward this year and have a successful winning season.
Like i said he wasnt himself that last year. What was it a broken hand or wrist right? Him not getting an interception was the determining clause in his contract that got him released right? dude could only tackle recievers. But when I said he "wouldnt of impacted us that much" I was only comparing him to the impact of mcfadden, which I realize now is a pretty unfair comparison
After seeing how he played in philly I still stand by the way I felt about him leaving. But dont get me wrong, I would love to have him back on our team, and he is still the best corner to play in oakland since woodson.
After seeing how he played in philly I still stand by the way I felt about him leaving. But dont get me wrong, I would love to have him back on our team, and he is still the best corner to play in oakland since woodson.
i was just peepin turbin highlights earlier after reading that article, but i dont think he'll drop past the 4th round, and i think we should address the defense in the earlier rounds that we have picks in, and get a back up rb in free agency
but dude is a beast, big and fast, looked like he had that breakaway speed that bush seemed to lack.
but dude is a beast, big and fast, looked like he had that breakaway speed that bush seemed to lack.
n two weeks, each team must be in compliance with the 2012 salary cap, whatever that number may be. In the offseason, cap compliance is based on the cap numbers of the 51 highest-paid players on the roster.
The Raiders may have to dump more than a few of their top 51 in order to get under the cap.
Based on the “top 51″ report for each team as of February 28, a copy of which PFT has obtained, the Raiders stand at $145.7 million. That’s more than $16 million more than the next team, the Giants.
The full list can be seen here.
If the 2012 cap lands at $120 million and based on the availability of $3.23 million in 2011 cap space that can be carried over, the Raiders still must clear more than $22 million in the next two weeks.
At the other end of the spectrum are the Bengals, who have only $83.5 million in commitments for 2012. The Buccaneers, Titans, Redskins, and Broncos also are under $100 million.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/02/28/raiders-have-to-dump-plenty-of-salary/
The Raiders may have to dump more than a few of their top 51 in order to get under the cap.
Based on the “top 51″ report for each team as of February 28, a copy of which PFT has obtained, the Raiders stand at $145.7 million. That’s more than $16 million more than the next team, the Giants.
The full list can be seen here.
If the 2012 cap lands at $120 million and based on the availability of $3.23 million in 2011 cap space that can be carried over, the Raiders still must clear more than $22 million in the next two weeks.
At the other end of the spectrum are the Bengals, who have only $83.5 million in commitments for 2012. The Buccaneers, Titans, Redskins, and Broncos also are under $100 million.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/02/28/raiders-have-to-dump-plenty-of-salary/