Chargers fans hope Justin Herbert will continue to utilize his legs going forward.
We almost did it, everyone. We almost had 100 percent of SB Nation Reacts participants say that they were confident in the direction of the Chargers. But alas, there was probably just that ONE person who can’t help themselves from pessimistic.
What a bummer.
Anyhoo, we had two other additional questions in this weeks Reacts poll so let’s go ahead and take a look at the results for those.
First up, following Justin Herbert’s latest performance against the Titans where he supplemented the offense consistently with his...
Sadly, the ‘worst’ memories have piled up
Sometimes, our weekly Tuesday Community Question can serve as some therapy time.
Sometimes, it helps top talk it out and discuss the pain.
And, sadly, we know there has been long periods of pain for the great, passionate and faithful members of the Raider Nation.
The current situation, of course, for the franchise isn’t great, but there have been worse times for this fan base. Our Tuesday Community Question this week was what was your worst moment as a fan of the Raiders?
Unfortunately, there have been a lot of moments that are...
Raiders fan lose confidence during the bye week in the teams direction
The Las Vegas Raiders are getting ready to face the Miami Dolphins in Miami. The two teams almost have identical records and attempt to revive their seasons with a win.
Antonio Pierce changed the coaching staff and conducted a team meeting last week. The meeting didn’t end like last season with Josh McDaniels, but grievances were out in the open. It could be a turning point for a team on the brink of looking toward the draft, just like their fans.
In this week’s SB Nation Reacts, we...
Maxx Crosby still needs help
The Las Vegas Raiders had high hopes for their pass-rush going into the season with superstar Maxx Crosby and Malcolm Koonce leading the way.
But, of course, that plan suddenly evaporated when Koonce, who was outstanding in the second half of last season, tore his knee in practice three days before the season opener and was lost for the season.
The Raiders were left scrambling and they are still trying to figure it out with more than half the season over.
They began the post-Koonce season relying on young, inexperienced veterans Charles Snowden, Janarius Robinson...
The Chargers may need big games from Morgan Fox and Poona Ford if they want to keep Joe Burrow from throwing comfortably in the pocket.
The Chargers are at home once again in Week 11 with their first of two back-to-back games in primetime. The Bengals are here for Sunday night before the Ravens to town for Monday Night Football in Week 12.
Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow are going to headline this matchup of that pits two quarterbacks taken in the top 10 of the 2020 draft. However, if you’re coming in and expected shootout between these two, you...
This week against the Falcons, Audric Estime could take the reins of the Denver Broncos running back position.
The Broncos running game has struggled all year long to gain traction. Javonte Williams’ play has been up-and-down, Estime has provided some burst in limited carries, while even Marvin Mims ran multiple times last week.
After his best game yet, the Broncos rookie running back could enjoy a true breakout game against Atlanta.
The Denver Broncos offense this year has slowly but surely improved.
And despite their...
If Smith-Schuster returns in Buffalo, it will be the first time that Kansas City has had both wideouts in the same game.
As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for a crucial faceoff against the Buffalo Bills, offensive coordinator Matt Nagy feels confident in the team’s newly balanced receiving corps. With wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster set to return after a three-game absence due to a hamstring injury, Nagy anticipates a dynamic shift that will capitalize on each receiver’s unique skills.
“It’s a good problem,” shared Nagy, who emphasized Smith-Schuster’s physicality and experience, which complements the explosiveness of newly-acquired wideout DeAndre Hopkins....
It’s a strange feeling when a beloved Bronco returns to the Mile High City wearing the enemy’s colors.
No, Justin Simmons is anything but the enemy, but he is playing for the opposition on Sunday. It was a sad day when Simmons wasn’t retained by the Broncos. He ultimately signed with the Atlanta Falcons, this week’s opponent.
As luck – or perhaps not – would have it, Denver’s defense looks even better than it did last year… with Simmons. In Atlanta, meanwhile, the defense has been terrible… with Simmons. The two vastly different results bring Simmons’ return to Denver into...
Keys to beating the Dolphins on the road
The Las Vegas Raiders play at the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Kickoff is set for 10 a.m. PT.
Here are some keys to the game for the Raiders:
Handle Hill:
Dolphins’ wide receiver Tyreek Hill has been a Raiders’ killer and this defense has given up big plays to receivers. Hill was smoking the Raiders last November before an injury slowed him. Expect the Dolphins to try to get that going again.
Make Tua uncomfortable:
The Raiders have to make Dolphins’ quarterback Tua Tagovailoa feel the heat and try to make uncomfortable....
It’s the matchup of the year — first determined in the EA Universe.
Here’s what happened in our simulation:
The Kansas City Chiefs’ opening drive wore down the Buffalo Bills’ defense, ending with a 12-play, 78-yard march over six minutes and 41 seconds, capped by a Travis Kelce touchdown.
Patrick Mahomes converted three key third downs to keep the drive alive, with DeAndre Hopkins catching two of them and a returning JuJu...
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The Chiefs’ fan confidence dropped by 20% after the team needed a last-second blocked field goal to win its Week 10 matchup with the Denver Broncos. It appears that Kansas City fans don't give...
Las Vegas has been awful on the ground this season
The Las Vegas Raiders return from their Week 10 bye Sunday at the Miami Dolphins (kickoff is at 10 a.m. PT).
All eyes, of course, will be interim offensive coordinator Scott Turner, who will be in his first game since taking over for the fired Luke Getsy. Assistant Joe Philbin is taking over as the offensive line coach for the dismissed James Cregg,
IN addition to getting the passing game going, the Raiders need to find a way kickstart the running game. Las Vegas has rushed for the fewest yards...