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Silver Mining 8/20: Ugly brawl breaks out in stands at Raiders www.raiderscheapshops.com , Rams preseason game Raiders Fight breaks out between Raiders and Rams fans in preseason brawlSaturday’s preseason game between the Rams and Raiders at LA Memorial Coliseum was essentially a Raiders fan takeover. Given the Raiders’ roots in Los Angeles, that wasn’t necessarily a surprise, but it did lead to this ugly scene in the stands.Bengals release safety George Iloka, should Raiders sign him? - Silver And Black PrideIloka had been a starting safety for the Bengals since 2013, under Mike Zimmer and current Raiders DC Paul Guenther. But he was miscast in new Bengals DC Teryl Austin’s scheme, and was jettisoned today in favor of the rookie. He said goodbye to his team via Twitter this morning.Kelsey Martinez blazing trails as Raiders' first female coachKelsey Martinez approached Mallory Singleton right when she noticed her on the Coliseum field last Friday afternoon. Martinez, 26, is a strength and conditioning assistant for the Raiders, the first female coach in team history and currently the NFL’s only female strength coach. Singleton, 5, is the daughter of Raiders running backs coach Jemal Singleton.Oakland Raiders: Will Khalil Mack be on team this year? | The Sacramento BeeThere are only four possible scenarios for Mack and the Raiders with the holdout escalating with the close of training campGM Reggie McKenzie says team will have ‘true Raiders fan base’ in Las Vegas - Silver And Black PrideRaiders general manager Reggie McKenzie is not among those who are skeptical of the team’s ability to grow a hostile environment even though Vegas could be an attractive vacation spot for many away team’s fans for the weekend.Former Stanford receiver Griff Whalen making plays in Raiders’ camp - SFChronicle.comHead coach Jon Gruden said last week that Whalen had “been steady” during camp and “earned that right.” Quarterback Derek Carr also was asked about Whalen and said: “I love this guy.”5 Raiders who are on the roster bubbleIn 12 days, the Raiders will have to cut down to 53-players and there will likely be a few “big” names who are released or even traded. Here are five veteran players who are currently on the roster bubble and may not make the team’s 53-man roster.AFC WestJeff Heuerman could cure Denver Broncos tight end struggles - Mile High ReportIf Heuerman is able to build on the last week and carry it over to Friday vs Washington and the regular season, the Broncos have found their tight end.Brad Biggs' 10 thoughts on the Bears' 24-23 win over the Broncos - Chicago Tribune10 thoughts after the Bears rallied to beat the Broncos 24-23 Saturday night in a preseason game at Broncos Stadium at Mile High.Kansas City Chiefs’ defensive trends and tabulation, preseason game two - Arrowhead PrideI’m going to take you through some of the good, bad, and the unrecognized in this post and hopefully highlight some of the reasons we can still be positive about a defensive unit that has come under fire this offseason.KC Chiefs’ Sammy Watkins is an unconventional thinker | The Kansas City StarWatkins is a master in abstract thought. Some of it is so out there that it’s downright hard to follow.Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes film review against Atlanta Falcons - Arrowhead PrideA film review evaluating Patrick Mahomes’ second preseason gameChargers' Roberto Aguayo: Making case to win kicking job - CBSSports.comAguayo is "on his way to winning the Chargers' kicking job Oakland Raiders T-Shirt ," according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.Los Angeles Chargers place safety Jaylen Watkins (ACL) on IRThe Los Angeles Chargers placed safety Jaylen Watkins on injured reserve Sunday, ending his season.Around the LeagueThe NFL's new helmet rule is already turning into a major headache for players and fans - CBSSports.comThe NFL has two new rules that could be a problem this year. First, there's the leading with the helmet tackling rule, which has players and fans alike up in arms. Then, there's the new stipulation that falls under roughing the passer, in which you can't stuff the quarterback, or land with your body weight on top of him.NFL's best position groups by team: Eagles' roster loaded againThe NFL's best are recognized annually when Pro Bowl ballots are collected and all-pro votes tabulated.Be ready for the market to shift as NFL preseason hits Week 3Places, people! Dress rehearsals begin this week in the NFL preseason. Sports bettors must be ready for dramatic changes in the marketplace. Eyes alert. Don’t fall through a trap door!30 things we learned in Week 2 of the 2018 NFL preseasonNow that 30 teams have played this weekend (the Ravens and Colts will meet Monday night), here are 30 things we learned: All we hear in the media these days is how once-again Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden is getting rid of all of general manager Reggie McKenzie’s players and will get rid of him at the end of the season. He’s definitely looking to get rid of McKenzie’s players but not necessarily McKenzie.“Well we are going to work together. Reggie and I come from the same tree in Green Bay, raised by Ron Wolf as young Green Bay Packers. I think we have a similar viewpoint in terms of what kind of players we are looking for,” Gruden said at his introductory press conference. "It has got to be a collaborative effort, whether it be a salary cap decision, a free-agent acquisition, or who we draft. We’ve got to work together. I think that is the great thing about being here.”Gruden does have his own scout working separately from McKenzie’s but there’s nothing wrong with hearing both sides of an evaluation. Then there’s the fact that Gruden’s scout already has the players dialed in that fit his system. Gruden spoke about the disadvantages McKenzie has been under with different coaches and systems. He could be giving McKenzie a chance to adapt to his system.“I think Reggie has been at a big disadvantage because the scheme constantly has changed,” Gruden told KNBR back in February. “It’s hard to pick players when your coaches don’t know what they are gonna run.”For instance, Gruden knows 2016 1st-round pick Karl Joseph is a free safety playing strong safety since the Raiders drafted him. He’s actually good playing single-high or deep-half. He just isn’t good at covering 6’7” tight ends because he’s only 5’10” himself. But in defensive coordinator Paul Guenther’s system Oakland Raiders Hats , safeties are interchangeable so the both safeties have to be able to cover the TE. That doesn’t mean Joseph isn’t good, it means he doesn’t fit. Hence, he hasn’t playing much while the Raiders are reportedly looking to trade him.As far as playing cornerback for Guenther goes, he’s a press coverage kind of guy but it has to be a certain way. Rashaan Melvin, who was outstanding in press coverage last year with a shut-down of Antonio Brown, isn’t playing as much because of Guenther’s system. Guenther uses a motor press technique Melvin isn’t comfortable with because that’s what Guenther knows how to teach. “It was tough,” Melvin said after getting benched. “I’m a competitor. I feel like I’m a starting cornerback in this league. I’ve been playing for a long time. I’ve been making plays for a long time. Today, I didn’t start. It was a coach’s decision to go in a different direction.”Gareon Conley, the team’s 2017 1st-round pick, has been benched behind the technique Guenther wants to use as well. But Gruden and company actually like Conley so unless they can get something good for him, they’ll likely to try to develop him in Guenther’s system. “Conley is still a young guy,” Gruden said when talking about the 2nd-year man. “We’re going to reiterate that over and over. His career is just getting started. He had a couple plays last week that he’s got to get better and improve at. He will.”Another area Gruden and company are especially forcing the issue on is zone-blocking. Guards and Kelechi Osemele went downhill last year in run-blocking because of the zone-blocking scheme. So the first thing Gruden announces is he hired offensive line coach Tom Cable, Mr. Zone-blocking himself. And of course, he didn’t adapt to the two guards. He had the two guards lose all kinds of weight to fit the zone-blocking scheme. Jackson and Osemele still protect the passer well but their run-blocking is no better than last year. They make $10 million each so if they continue not to work in zone-blocking, we’ll see how long they last. If Derek Carr ends up out of Raider Nation, it’s because Gruden wants a quarterback that can escape the pocket when it breaks down. The West Coast Offense guys like Andy Reid want the next Joe Montana Oakland Raiders Hoodie , Brett Favre or Aaron Rodgers. Reid who was with Gruden while he was with the Green Bay Packers, looks like he has his Favre in Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs. Sean McVay, a Gruden disciple, looks like he has his Montana in Jared Goff of the Los Angeles Rams. At one time, many called Raiders QB Derek Carr 'Baby A-Rod' but he’s not looking too much like Rodgers these days. Gruden just might move on from Carr if he doesn’t start to look like the QB he came back to coaching for. Khalil Mack, the Raiders’ 2014 1st-round pick, wanted his money so he was used to get 1st-round picks to start over with system fits. Even though he’s a generational talent, he might not be a fit with the Raiders now because defensive line coach Mike Trgovac likes and knows how to work with defensive ends that are 6’5” and above with those extra long arms like Carlos Dunlap. Hence, the Raiders got Arden Key in the third round this spring. Don’t be surprised if you see the Raiders go after Jadeveon Clowney hard next offseason.Amari Cooper is a system fit as he was in the West Coast Offense when he played at Alabama. If you look at him on tape this year, there’s nothing wrong but Carr not throwing to him. Don’t believe all that stuff about him not being able to get open. He has the same agent Khalil Mack has so he will probably hold out to get his money too. Gruden is currently looking for 1st-round pick for him and if he gets it, that’s another piece he can start over with. McKenzie is a respected talent evaluator that turned down an interview to be the GM of the Green Bay Packers this past offseason. I don’t think he would have done that knowing Gruden isn’t going to want him around. For goodness sakes, he was the 2016 NFL Executive of the Year. And there is plenty of talent he drafted unto the Raiders that Gruden isn’t using. Many of the players just don’t fit Gruden’s system so Gruden will likely move them. McKenzie is actually the one responsible for trading up to get Arden Key and Maurice Hurst. “I’ll let Reggie do that, Gruden said after the draft. “He was trading every single round to get these guys.” Key and Hurst are in the mold of Dunlap and Geno Atkins respectfully. That shows that McKenzie can quickly adapt to what Gruden wants for his offensive and defensive systems. This isn’t to say that Gruden and McKenzie are going to be together the next 10 years. But Gruden’s makeover of the Raiders doesn’t mean McKenzie will automatically be fired either. After all, Jack Del Rio is getting millions from owner Mark Davis for nothing so he might as well let McKenzie help somehow. It won’t hurt because Gruden has the final say anyway.

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