As people in Los Angeles await word on the sale of the Anschutz Entertainment Group, the NFL doesn't sound too enthusiastic about the firm's plan to build a downtown stadium. Less than six months after the L.A. city council voted unanimously to support AEG's plan, the concept is essentially dead to the NFL, according to two sources. The problems with the plan are numerous, but the most essential one is the economics. AEG's proposed NFL football stadium, to be named ...
Originally Posted by ecnirp Originally Posted by UptownXguy3 We don't know who Terelle Pryor is yet...these guys had entire seasons and off seasons dedicated to them. My ideal QB would be someone as Physical as CAM, can pass like Rodgers, and can run like Pryor....one day a QB will come with all these qualities and dominate the NFL but until then we have to settle with what you can get...we have Pryor lets work with that and actually give him a chance. This is the thing with Pryor.... If there was ONE tangible ...
Originally Posted by VEfreak Originally Posted by rdr17 RaiderJ and VEfreak- It is so irritating to dog on "LA fans." First of all, the only argument you have is with the Raiders 20 years ago. EVERY other sports team here would beg to differ about the nature of "LA fans." And that data is nearly 2 decades old, and had more to do with the area and environment in and around the LA Coliseum than it did about "LA Fans." You act like fans from up north are somehow better. Where's your proof of that? Again, 85% ...
Originally Posted by Raider Ran By Levi Damien on Feb 12, 6:09p The Raiders have a few needs to fill this off-season. These are those needs: The next major date this offseason will be March 12. That's when the new league year begins and therefore free agency opens up. The Raiders have a great many positions that could use filling, upgrading, or depth. Here is my breakdown of what those positions are. Defensive Tackle Raiders stand to lose both of their 2012 starting defensive tackles ...
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