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The Oakland Raiders rallied behind interim head coach Tom Cable so well that Al Davis pushed his ambitions of making a big splash aside and gave the former assistant the job on a permanent basis.

Of course, the fate of the Raiders really rides on the development of quarterback JaMarcus Russell.... Read More


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The Oakland Raiders rallied behind interim head coach Tom Cable so well that Al Davis pushed his ambitions of making a big splash aside and gave the former assistant the job on a permanent basis.

Of course, the fate of the Raiders really rides on the development of quarterback JaMarcus Russell. It would certainly help if the team could provide him some type of target to throw the ball to.

I'm sure the Raiders, knowing Al Davis, will look to upgrade the wide receiver position through the NFL Draft. In fact, they will make a huge reach with the No. 7 selection just to take a wideout with speed.

It's also worth mentioning that the Raiders signed veteran quarterback Jeff Garcia to back up Russell and possibly even push him for the starting job in training camp.

The running game is strong, with Justin Fargas and Darren McFadden splitting time in the backfield. I think McFadden could take off in 2009.

The schedule is fairly favorable for the Raiders despite having to play the AFC North and NFC East.

While the AFC North is tough at the top, they do get Baltimore at home at the end of the season after the Ravens have to play at Pittsburgh. They also get to play Cleveland and Cincinnati, who should both be very beatable.

They get to play the Houston Texans and New York Jets outside of the divisional alignments, and both teams have major issues at the quarterback position.
 
 
Oakland Raiders 2008 Article

The Oakland Raiders had yet another disappointing season in 2007, but things are looking up heading into 2008.

For one, the team allowed last years No. 1 overall pick, quarterback JaMarcus Russell, to see some decent playing time in the last month of the season. That little bit of seasoning will hopefully pay off coming into 2008.

Russell also has more help around him now, as the team made two key offensive additions in the offseason.

The first involved prying away wide receiver Javon Walker from the division rival Denver Broncos. Walker is coming off yet another serious knee injury and his healthy is a major concern, but there is no doubting his impact when he is healthy.

The Raiders used the No. 5 overall pick in this years draft to select running back Darren McFadden, who is just another addition to an already very deep backfield.

The team helped alleviate some of the depth chart concerns by cutting running back Dominic Rhodes, and they are hoping to trade veteran back LaMont Jordan for a future draft pick.

Justin Fargas, the teams starting running back, injured his knee at the end of last year but should be healthy in time for training camp. Fargas and McFadden should be a strong tandem in the backfield.

The defense, which just a couple of years ago was one of the best in the NFL, has now gone completely the other way.

Defensive tackle Warren Sapp retired at the end of last season, and while his best days were well behind him, he was still a solid veteran who will be hard to replace.

The Raiders should win more games than last year, although that isnt saying much. This team is still a couple of years away from being a playoff contender.
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