fearsomefour
Legend
Using that standard none of us can comment on anything or even have an opinion.
Raiders at Rams Preseason Week 2
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fearsomefour
Legend
Losing Greg Olson was the biggest loss this off season imho.
fearsomefour
Legend
Really like what I have seen of Kelly so far.
Runs with a good purpose and can be patient when he needs to be. He is a keeper for sure I think.
Noteboom impressed again.
The Raiders didn't play starters today.
I'm two weeks I haven't seen a bad play by Noteboom. Today a rusher got a step on him and he was athletic enough to push him wide without holding.
Noteboom looks like a real player to me.
Then I suppose you won’t be countering mine. ALRIGHT... one down. Just gotta get rid of that Jrry guy.
A.J. Hicks
Hall of Fame
I'll add on to my previously lengthy post that our defense was playing some sound gap integrity. They locked in and Oakland could absolutely do nothing; all the gaps were full - can't run, receivers were smothered - can't throw, and pressure, pressure, pressure!
Mixing in a whole bunch of different alignments and seeing the potential depth. . . I was starting to get a little giddy.
Mixing in a whole bunch of different alignments and seeing the potential depth. . . I was starting to get a little giddy.
What was your take on Hager? From what I watched he was playing well.
I'm not completely sold on John Kelly yet. He's just kinda 'aight atm imho. He goes down too easily right now. He's a smaller guy and on several occasions defenders were underneath his pads. He needs to improve his pad level and keep his legs moving. Constructive criticism from me though. Make no mistake about my homerism. I'm happy he plays for us, just pointing out that he is definitely more project than finished product right now. I think he can be a real good back with another year or two of weights and experience. To digress, though, he is a very very solid #3 back for us and I can see him being our FUTURE #2 behind the cat lover TGII3.
SteezyEndo
The Immaculate Exception
Hager stood out played very well... Pretty quick, and had good stops.
Dude had very good protection and still played like crap. I don't know what you were watching. Teddy makes Sean Mannion look like Keith Null.
The line of Noteboom, Blythe, Allen, Brown, and whoever was at RT (Lucas or Williams?) was outstanding. And the Raiders weren't running scrubs out there either. Noteboom was handling Arden Key with ease.
Actually he was a 4th rounder, but who is counting roundsOopsie! Backing out of the room now.
https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2018/...in-myers-nfl-draft-4th-round-stephen-f-austin
Once labeled undersized, he now projects as a bit of a ‘tweener as a 3-4 DE at a very stout 6-foot-4, 283 lbs.
I have not been a supporter of Hager making the 53 man roster but he stood out today as constantly being around the ball. Micah Kiser also stood out - with a lot more speed. ILB/OLB will be a battle after Barron/Littleton/Ebukam.
Your opinion and you're entitled to it but Teddy looked shaky at best to my eye. Then again, he’s always looked frail and suspect to me. But what do I know. Obviously he’s elite and solid as you’ve always stated.
Dude had very good protection and still played like crap. I don't know what you were watching. Teddy makes Sean Mannion look like Keith Null.
Williams was at RT before the cheap shot that put him out, Demby came in to actually play LT to end that series with Noteboom at RT.
Hager was a standout among non-starters. That’s not intended to be a knock. He was showing up pretty consistently. I’d be surprised if he’s a cut and I wouldn’t be surprised if he gets significant play time this season.