HOW BIG A THREAT IS OAKLAND? A 1-4 TEAM?

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  • Mitchy moo
    Roways rooking ahread!
    • Sep 2005
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    HOW BIG A THREAT IS OAKLAND? A 1-4 TEAM?

    Despite adding Moss and Jordan in the offseason, the Raiders have yet to score more than 20 points in a game and is averaging just 18 points per contest -- two points below last year's total.

    Oakland is giving up ~23 Points a game and their defense is horrible. The press sounds like they are building the Raiders up like this is some powerhouse team. Their stats are terrible, Kerry collins has completed 53.5% of his passes so far and Lamont J looks to have under a 1,000 yard season, He is currently averaging ~62 yards per game.

    Willis is projected to have a 1,600 yard season and Kelly Holcomb has been a ~64% completion passer for his career (He is ~73% right now for Buffalo, only to improve with more time/practices).

    Does anyone else feel that this should be a nobrainer win for Buffalo?



    Oakland Raiders wide receiver Randy Moss grimaces on the sidelinies after injuring his groin in the first quarter against the San Diego Chargers, Sunday, Oct. 16, 2005 in Oakland, Calif.


    Last edited by Mitchy moo; 10-17-2005, 04:55 PM.
  • Mitchy moo
    Roways rooking ahread!
    • Sep 2005
    • 18380

    #2
    Re: HOW BIG A THREAT IS OAKLAND? A 1-4 TEAM?

    Look for similiar confused faces this Sunday:



    If randy decides to play, he'll look like this early:

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    • BAM
      Registered User
      • Sep 2003
      • 33135

      #3
      Re: HOW BIG A THREAT IS OAKLAND? A 1-4 TEAM?

      I think they are definitely overrated, but if Randy Moss is in there, this is far from an easy win.

      I am somewhat confident for this game either way though.

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      • Fairway
        Registered User
        • Jul 2002
        • 42374

        #4
        Re: HOW BIG A THREAT IS OAKLAND? A 1-4 TEAM?

        Now you are starting to sound like the Jets fans from last week. No game on the road is a no brainer. It will be a very tough game.

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        • Mitchy moo
          Roways rooking ahread!
          • Sep 2005
          • 18380

          #5
          Re: HOW BIG A THREAT IS OAKLAND? A 1-4 TEAM?

          Originally posted by Fairway
          Now you are starting to sound like the Jets fans from last week. No game on the road is a no brainer. It will be a very tough game.
          You have a point about road games in general but Oaklands defense is just horrible. We are going to Run it right down their throat and I don't think there is much they are going to be able to do about it.

          WKDATEOPPONENTSCORELINEW-LHI PASSINGHI RUSHINGHI RECEIVING
          1Thu, Sep 8at New EnglandL 20-30 -7½0-1Collins 265Jordan 70Moss 130
          2Sun, Sep 18Kansas CityL 17-23 10-2Collins 263Jordan 59Moss 127
          3Sun, Sep 25at PhiladelphiaL 20-23 90-3Collins 345Jordan 19Anderson 100
          4Sun, Oct 2DallasW 19-13 -3½1-3Collins 218Jordan 126Moss 123
          5BYE WEEK
          6Sun, Oct 16San DiegoL 14-27 21-4Collins 292Jordan 36Gabriel 84


          Moss was a major part of their offense, he is not going to be playing at the top of his game if at all.
          Last edited by Mitchy moo; 10-17-2005, 05:01 PM.

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          • Mitchy moo
            Roways rooking ahread!
            • Sep 2005
            • 18380

            #6
            Re: HOW BIG A THREAT IS OAKLAND? A 1-4 TEAM?

            2005 AFC West Standings
            TEAMWLTPFPAHMRD
            Denver5101291074-01-1
            Kansas City3201191122-11-1
            San Diego3301761261-22-1
            Oakland140901161-20-2

            Does anyone who is watching this division feel that Oakland has a chance to bounce back??

            Oakland is also 27.4% on 3rd down completions, the Bills are 36.4% on 3rd down completions.

            Indy, who looks to be the best Team in the league right now is 46.6% on 3rd down completions.

            I personally consider the 3rd down stat to be a good indicator of ball/clock control. The longer you hold it the more time you eat up and the less opportunities for your opponents to score with the offense.

            Try it for yourself here, Oakland looks to be the worse in the league right now in that category.

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