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  • KBLover
    Hall Of Fame
    • Aug 2009
    • 12172

    #46
    Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

    Raiders Scouting Update

    With the regular season winding down, let's take another look at the Raiders draft board.

    Current Top Targets

    1. OLB Cedric Robins, Oklahoma - Cedric looks like the kind of player this team will hunt down, especially if the 3-4 takes hold for the long run. Has good instincts and pursuit ability, and should have to quickness to get where he needs to be. Size and coverage ability are concerns, however.

    2. OLB Autin Williams, UCLA - More like 1-a, according to sources. Austin is noted delivering punishing hits on the field, but when he needs to break down and make a sure tackle, he has been inconsistent. That said, he has a head for the game, so any warts might just need refinement instead of being true weaknesses.

    3. CB Courtney Callender, Nevada - Courtney looks like a prototypical man corner. He looks to have the speed to run with any WR and shows the best ball skills in man coverage. On one hand, this fits in with what the team is doing now. On the other hand, it does little for the team's ability to mix up coverages.

    4. CB Sam Woodfaulk, Southern Miss - Sam has been rising up the boards lately as he's looking more and more like a diamond in the rough. Reports are that he's blazing fast and reads his keys well, minimizing the impact of deception like play action on him. He seems to be a mixed bag in coverage, but he also seems flexible and displays willingness to function under both a zone or man scheme.

    5. LG Marcus Richardson, Arizona - Marcus is another rising fast on the boards as the offensive line struggles week after week with consistency. His awareness needs some time in the film room, but his foundational techniques are strong for a young player. That has him intriguing coaches.

    6. RG Cale Welch, Ohio State - This young man is 6' 7" and is not afraid to use his size aggressively. Scouts fawned over how he beats on defenders that get near him in run blocking and is the perfect type of player to secure the point of attack. He gets lost a bit in pass protection, but he usually can diagnose what's happening before his QB pays the price. It is an area of concern at the next level, however.

    7. DT Jerry Archer, BYU - Initially, this kid wasn't on the top interests list, but with the team switching to a 3-4, suddenly, this kind of DT takes on interest. He shows little desire for chase-and-tackle play, but he loves trying to power his way into the back field and plays with tremendous strength and leverage, staying low and driving his legs into the blockers. He could be a good NT prospect for the team.


    Last edited by KBLover; 11-28-2012, 01:47 AM.
    "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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    • KBLover
      Hall Of Fame
      • Aug 2009
      • 12172

      #47
      Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

      Raiders Win War of Attrition
      Methodical, Patient Offense and
      Pounding Defense Bring 20-10 Win


      Injuries galore. This game was billed as one that could bring out the bad(der) blood after the way the first game went. That was not hype. Both teams were throwing their bodies around and flying to the football in an intense, physical matchup.

      As a result, several players on both sides suffered injuries of varying degrees. The Raiders may have suffered the worst of the exchange as the team lost multiple players for the rest of the regular season and any possible playoff games.

      "I'm very proud of this win by us. This was a man's game. We had to suck it up and take the punches and deliver some of our own and we held strong, we held together, and we got the win. This is Raiders football! This is what I want out of us every week!" Coach Lyle spoke in the locker room after the game.

      Chris Ivory was award the game ball as he epitomized the hard-nosed mentality in this game. He ran the ball 27 times and ground out 114 yards. He also caught 7 balls for 36 yards.

      "What, 30 touches? Something like that? It was a lot, it was work, but that's what I'm paid for. I just hope I gave them a few licks like they gave me," Ivory smiled and spoke at the post-game conference.

      The win is the Raiders 3rd in a row, and perhaps the team is starting to come together at the right time. The team is 3-0 since establishing the 3-4 defense as it just seems to fit everyone better. Tommy Kelly has come alive as the NT, picking up multiple tackles and being a big part of a much improved run defense. Today, the team held Jamaal Charles to 70 yards on 25 rushes, 2.8 yards per carry.

      The Raiders fell behind 7-0 as McNabb moved down the field with ease on the Chiefs' second possession. A Jacoby Ford fumble, which was the first injury of many, set the Chiefs up in FG range to make it 10-0. Raiders made it 10-9 by kicking 3 field goals in the 2nd quarter as the team played field position and tried to avoid big risks. The team did take one risk, trying to punch it in on 4th and Goal at the 1, but Ivory came up short on an outside pitch play.

      The team came into that situation again, and Pryor couldn't sneak it in. This time, though, the Raiders took the points as it was clear it would be a slugfest instead of a shoot out.

      Terrelle Pryor threw a TD pass to Brandon Myers off of play action. Myers was running alone in the middle of the Kansas City defense and made the easy catch for the score. The team converted the two-point try with Chris Ivory fighting into the end zone on a swing pass to give the Raiders a 17-10 lead. Janikowski missed a 58-yard FG attempt off the left upright late in the quarter. It was Pryor's only TD pass, but he had an efficient day. Denarius Moore continues to be the target of choice, but they worked on possession routes and still had good success, which is encouraging going forward.

      "Terrelle and I don't need the big play to hook up. " Moore commented, "We like to try for them, but we can make things happen with all of our routes."

      In the 4th quarter, the Raiders resumed the punt-and-wait style of offense. Although penalties continued to disrupt plans, it worked enough for the Raiders to tack on a field goal for a two-score lead late, and that's how the game would end.

      At 8-6, the team has taken a one-game lead in the AFC West. However, the team can not relax. There is a hoard of 7-7 teams, and a loss next week against the Panthers could put the team right back into the middle of a mess. The team will close out the season on the road as well, and the Raiders have struggled mightily on the road, going 2-4 thus far.

      Box Score:
      Kansas City Chiefs at Oakland Raiders
      Jan 1, 1ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
      Kansas City Chiefs (5-8)730010
      Oakland Raiders (7-6)098320
      Team Stats Comparison
      KANOAK
      Total Offense225374
      Rushing Yards75137
      Passing Yards150237
      First Downs919
      Punt Return Yards1557
      Kick Return Yards067
      Total Yards240498
      Turnovers01
      3rd Down Converstion5-16 (31%)8-18 (44%)
      4th Down Conversion0-10-1
      2-Point Conversion0-01-1
      Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals0/1 (100%)2/3 (80%)
      Penalties2-127-65
      Posession Time25:1634:44
      Kansas City Chiefs
      PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
      Terrelle Pryor26/42 (61%)24410
      RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
      Chris Ivory271144.20
      Marcel Reese4184.50
      RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
      Denarius Moore911813.10
      Chris Ivory7365.10
      Brandon Meyers4317.81
      DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
      Rolando McClain (2 FF)7000
      Demorrio Williams6000
      Philip Wheeler5100
      Tommy Kelly4000
      Lamarr Houston3100
      KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
      Sebastian Janikowski4/551
      PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
      Shane Lechler522244.43
      Oakland Raiders
      PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
      Donovan McNabb13/24 (54%)17210
      RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
      Jamaal Charles25702.80
      RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
      Jeremy Shockey47318.31
      Jonathan Baldwin34414.70
      Dwayne Bowe33612.00
      DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
      Eric Berry7000
      Justin Houston6100
      Derrick Johnson6000
      Kendrick Lewis4000
      Andy Studebaker4000
      KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
      Ryan Succop1/223
      PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
      Dustin Colquitt833341.60


      Notes:
      WR Denarius Moore is starting to get buzz about closing in on the single-season receiving yards record. Moore has 1,639 yards and the record is 1,848 by Jerry Rice...Both Moore and McClain are becoming faces of the franchise...Moore leads offensive players in the AFC Pro-Bowl voting while McClain leads the AFC's defensive players...


      Injury Report:
      The Raiders placed OLB Miles Burris on injured reserve with a broken fibula. He will be out about 6 months...ILB Demorrio Williams will miss next weeks game with a shoulder tear...CB Coye Francis will be out 4 weeks with a hamstring tear...WR Jacoby Ford was placed on IR for a broken collarbone that is expected to keep him out 8 weeks...

      Transactions:
      SS Mike Mitchell agreed to a 4-year extension worth about $8 million...OLB Vic So'oto was signed to replace Burris...WR Michael Jenkins was signed to take Jacoby Ford's spot...
      "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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      • JHeyBraves
        Pro
        • May 2011
        • 895

        #48
        Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

        McClain for Prez

        C'mon Denarius, only ~105/game, you got this.

        Those injuries are really piling up late in the season.
        The Lions Den | JHB's Detroit Lions

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        • KBLover
          Hall Of Fame
          • Aug 2009
          • 12172

          #49
          Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

          Haha, that would be cool if he can get the record

          Injuries are mounting. Hopefully, we can stay relatively healthy.
          "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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          • KBLover
            Hall Of Fame
            • Aug 2009
            • 12172

            #50
            Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

            Fail.
            Sloppy, Poorly Executed Game Snaps Streak.
            Raiders Shutdown 21-9


            The road woes continue. The Raiders just looked completely overmatched. The offense, aside from Pryor and Moore, looked terrible and the offensive line reached a new low with the penalties, racking up 121 yards in fouls and the running game managed just 47 yards.

            "I don't know what that **** was out there today. I didn't coach this team to play like ****. It's one thing to lose, it's other to roll over like ******* and play like ****, " Coach Lyle ranted.

            The Raiders missed a chance to give themselves a leg up in the playoff race. The final game of the season could be, literally, do or die.

            The offensive line was the big problem. Little protection for Pryor and even less in the way of running lanes for Ivory. As usual, the only constant was Denarius Moore, who tried to pump up the team by making a tremendous one-handed grab on a deep pass.

            Unfortunately his "partner" Darius Heyward-Bey continues to play terribly. More drops, more bad routes, it doesn't look like he'll be high on the depth chart next year...if he's on the roster at all. The team doesn't want to count on Michael Jenkins, as he's a free agent, but the team might not have a choice just like they are relying on Ivory.

            Pryor had a poor day, but it just proves the team needs more balance, both in the way of a more consistent run game as well as more consistent pass targets besides the running backs. Reese and Ivory have shown themselves to be solid backfield targets, but there's only so much they can do when they have duties in the run game, and that's what wide outs are for.

            "Why do I even need the rest of you?" Coach Lyle barked at the WR, sans Moore, "17 is the only doing anything, he's the only number Terrelle can call. What's with you all? Don't you want the postseason?"

            The only positive on the day was Moore picking up another 100-yard receiving day. One the season, his stat line stands out like a gorilla among puppies. 110 catches, 1,743 yards, 11 TD. He needs 106 yards next week to get the single-season receiving yards record. Not a certainty with how this team plays on the road.

            Terrelle Pryor passed 3,000 yards on the season. He has 17 TD to go with 14 INTs.

            Defensively, it was the first failure of the 3-4, perhaps because of injuries, or perhaps because it will struggle against strong run teams, given the team's current personnel, or perhaps because it has diminished the impact of McClain. Of course, Wheeler did more than his share from the outside position. The defense seems to be seeking an identity still after this week's reality check, and will likely return to the 4-3 as the team lacks a proper Jack linebacker that can really help plug the inside. Tommy Kelly also struggled to open up defensive gaps.

            The loss puts the Raiders at 8-7. The Chargers and many of the other 7-7 teams won, putting the Raiders back into muck of the AFC races. The Raiders will be playing for their playoff lives on the road against a division rival. Not the greatest of situations.

            If the Raiders lose, they will have to hope many of the 8-7 teams do as well...and probably some of the 7-8 teams. If everyone ends up 8-8...who knows what will happen. Raiders can avoid it all by winning and claiming the division.

            Current Wild Card Standings (^ = current 5th and 6th seeds)

            NFL Standings - Updated: Jan 1,
            AFC WILD CARD RACEWLT
            Raiders^870
            Browns^870
            Bills870
            Ravens870
            Jets870
            Jaguars780
            Broncos780
            Bengals780






            Box Score:
            Oakland Raiders at Carolina Panthers
            Jan 1, 1ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
            Oakland Raiders (8-6)03339
            Carolina Panthers (9-5)707721
            Team Stats Comparison

            OAKCAR
            Total Offense301252
            Rushing Yards47141
            Passing Yards254111
            First Downs138
            Punt Return Yards4518
            Kick Return Yards4522
            Total Yards391292
            Turnovers30
            3rd Down Converstion6-18 (33%)5-14 (35%)
            4th Down Conversion1-20-0
            2-Point Conversion0-00-0
            Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals0/1 (50%)2/0 (100%)
            Penalties13-1217-65
            Posession Time26:2033:40
            Oakland Raiders
            PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
            Terrelle Pryor21/41 (47%)26702
            RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
            Chris Ivory21422.00
            RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
            Denarius Moore810413.00
            Darius Heyward-Bey45914.80
            Chris Ivory44010.00
            DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
            Philip Wheeler9000
            Rolando McClain6100
            Michael Huff6000
            Mike Mitchell6000
            Vic So'oto4100
            KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
            Sebastian Janikowski3/3

            60
            PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
            Shane Lechler521643.20
            Carolina Panthers
            PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
            Cam Newton14/21 (67%)12110
            RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
            Ryan Grant261204.62
            Cam Newton6213.50
            RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
            Mike Tolbert7568.00
            Greg Olson22713.50
            Steve Smith242.01
            DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
            Thomas Davis8000
            Jordan Senn6000
            Charles Godfrey6000
            Thomas Keiser6100
            Luke Kuechly6000
            KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
            Nate Kaeding0/1

            0
            PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
            Daniel Sepulveda624040.01

            Notes:
            Demorrio Williams returns to action this week...TE Tony Gonzalez passes Cris Carter for career receiving yards...he has 13,901 yards...DT Desmond Bryant will get the start alongside Tommy Kelly on the DL. Seymour will remain at the RE spot and Houston at LE.
            "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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            • KBLover
              Hall Of Fame
              • Aug 2009
              • 12172

              #51
              Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM


              Heyward-Bey Fires Back


              All the talk about how Moore is the only one working has caused Darrius Heyward-Bey to come out to say "I'm working, too."

              More or less.

              "If they want to get rid of me, fine, I'll just show how hard I can work for someone else. If Moore can do it all, let him, but I am out there doing my part, too. I can't catch what's not throw at me, " DHB commented.

              The problem is that DHB isn't catching what is thrown to him, which is why he's not getting 'enough' opportunities. What part of this is hard to understand?

              Bey has 39 catches on the season - and about as many drops. The drops usually come after it looks like he's secured the catch, but he can't hold on in contact. What's "funny" is that scouts rate both similar in catch-in-traffic, yet Moore has far fewer drops. So what is it about Bey that makes him so much worse?

              Whatever it is, the Raiders are tiring of it. Rumors are that he might get sent out, or at least put on the trade block come the offseason and stay there until either he has a catching epiphany or someone takes him off the team's hands, whichever comes first.

              There is some "under the breath" resentment about Moore being Pryor's "special target" and how Moore is looked to constantly and almost exclusively. However, there's a reason: he produces. You don't get 1,700 yards by accident. Or by dropping passes.

              "I better not hear of it, either directly, overhearing conversations on the practice field or the locker room, or from another player, and damn sure not the media. I'll cut all their ***** if it does. I don't care who it is, " Lyle spoke, "I'm about winning, not high-school backbiting ****. Man up and let's air it out and get it out of the way."
              Last edited by KBLover; 11-29-2012, 02:42 AM.
              "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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              • JaymeeAwesome
                Dynasty Guru
                • Jan 2005
                • 4152

                #52
                Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                Don't you mean "Moore" or less?
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                • KBLover
                  Hall Of Fame
                  • Aug 2009
                  • 12172

                  #53
                  Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                  Hahahaha
                  "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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                  • Cre8
                    Banned
                    • Jan 2011
                    • 1587

                    #54
                    Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                    Calling it now... his a** is GONE after this season. Randy Moss style.

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                    • KBLover
                      Hall Of Fame
                      • Aug 2009
                      • 12172

                      #55
                      Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                      No Help for Pryor, Moore
                      Moore Sets Record, Pryor Tries to Rally
                      But Drops Galore Help Raiders Lose 20-3


                      Perhaps a fitting ending to the season comes in a game where Pryor and Moore try to do it all, and find out they can't do it every week. Pryor did his best, but several drops, including 2 by TE Brandon Myers, both would have kept drives alive, and on a 4th and Goal, may have scored to keep the team in it, underminded anything the team would try to get going.

                      Even Michael Jenkins dropped passes - and he was signed BECAUSE of his hands. He completely lost track of a deep pass which might have scored a TD and dropped passes where he was open or had a defender near him, but could have still made a catch.

                      "It's definitely a bad ending, " a dejected Moore spoke in the locker room, "I don't care about the record, I just wanted to make the playoffs for the first time."

                      Unfortunately for Moore and the Raiders, pretty much all of the 8-7 teams won, ending any hopes for any sideways reach arounds to get into the playoffs.

                      "Ultimately, we didn't deserve it. We just didn't have enough in the end, and there's a lot of things that need fixing, both in the locker room and with us as the coaches. We need to find the right guys and the right strategy to let them thrive, " Coach Lyle spoke.

                      Defensively, it wasn't for lack of effort on Mike Mitchell's part. The strong safety played like his hair was on fire, racking up a whopping 16 tackles and a sack.

                      "Is he telling us we need to explore a 46 defense?" Coach Lyle spoke, "I mean, that's pretty much the role he's embraced all year since starting."

                      While the Raiders ended up out of the playoffs again, ownership has mentioned that they were very pleased with how Lyle handled the team and he will be back. Fans also seem to like where the team is going.

                      And there's the single-season record. Denarius Moore got it and it was well-deserved. He finishes the season with 1,859 receiving yards on 118 receptions.

                      Rolando McClain sort of slowed down in the final weeks, but still picked up 150 tackles to lead the league. He edged out E.J Henderson, MLB for the Titans by 3 tackles.

                      Box Score:

                      Oakland Raiders at San Diego Chargers
                      Jan 1, 1ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
                      Oakland Raiders (8-7)3
                      0
                      0
                      0
                      3
                      San Diego Chargers (8-7)7
                      7
                      0
                      6
                      20
                      Team Stats Comparison

                      OAKSDG
                      Total Offense317404
                      Rushing Yards95171
                      Passing Yards222233
                      First Downs1717
                      Punt Return Yards2824
                      Kick Return Yards590
                      Total Yards404428
                      Turnovers20
                      3rd Down Converstion6-18 (33%)7-18 (38%)
                      4th Down Conversion0-30-1
                      2-Point Conversion0-00-0
                      Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals0/0 (0%)1/2 (100%)
                      Penalties1-52-20
                      Posession Time28:1631:44
                      Oakland Raiders
                      PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
                      Terrelle Pryor21/48 (53%)23902
                      RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
                      Chris Ivory21743.50
                      RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
                      Denarius Moore811614.50
                      Chris Ivory4174.30
                      Michael Jenkins34214.00
                      DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
                      Mike Mitchell16100
                      Rolando McClain8000
                      Michael Huff6000
                      Tommy Kelly5100
                      Lamarr Houston4000
                      KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
                      Sebastian Janikowski1/1

                      52
                      PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
                      Shane Lechler723433.42
                      San Diego Chargers
                      PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
                      Philip Rivers15/30 (50%)25010
                      RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
                      Ryan Mathews311344.31
                      Ronnie Brown10363.60
                      RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
                      Malcom Floyd46115.30
                      Antonio Gates36220.70
                      Ryan Mathews25025.00
                      DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
                      Donald Butler7000
                      Melvin Bullitt6000
                      Shaun Philips6000
                      Takeo Spikes6100
                      Eric Weddle5000
                      KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
                      Dan Carpenter2/5

                      55
                      PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
                      Mike Scifres522144.21



                      Coaching Moves:
                      Saints fired Dusty McDonald...Bengals fired Marvin Lewis...Mike McCarthy of Green Bay won Coach of the Year...

                      Awards:
                      Rolando McClain came in 3rd for AFC Defensive Player of the Year...Denarius Moore won Best WR...

                      Raiders Pro-Bowlers:
                      FB Marcel Reese
                      WR Denarius Moore
                      C Stefen Wisniewski
                      MLB Rolando McClain
                      FS Michael Huff
                      Last edited by KBLover; 11-30-2012, 03:52 AM.
                      "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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                      • trustandfall
                        Rookie
                        • Feb 2010
                        • 111

                        #56
                        Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                        Great work so far man, keep it up. Fun to read!

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                        • KBLover
                          Hall Of Fame
                          • Aug 2009
                          • 12172

                          #57
                          Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                          Oakland Raiders Stats - 2012
                          PassingC/ATTYDSAVGYDS/GLONGTDINTRAT
                          Terrelle Pryor252/475 (53%)32416.8216.180171672.1
                          Carson Palmer69/139 (49%)6524.740.8436659.3
                          RushingATTYDSAVGLONG20+TDYDS/GFUM
                          Darren McFadden1405133.7150577.35
                          Chris Ivory1204513.8160190.21
                          Taiwan Jones572544.5231415.97
                          Larod Stephens-Howling572003.5160113.34
                          Terrelle Pryor161408.863219.35
                          ReceivingRECYDSAVGTDLONG20+YDS/GYAC
                          Denarius Moore118185915.81180
                          116.2493
                          Brandon Myers413859.4125
                          24.1112
                          Darrius Heyward-Bey4058214.6467
                          36.4135
                          LaRod Stephens-Howling271846.8129
                          12.3211
                          Darren McFadden242239.3344
                          31.9209
                          BlockingPCAKESACK
                          Stefen Wisnewski251
                          Sam Baker178
                          Jared Valdheer102
                          Kasey Studdard90
                          Cooper Carlisle84
                          Tony Bergstrom72

                          TacklesSacksInterceptions
                          DefenseSOLOASTTOTSACKTLOSSPDINTTD
                          Rolando McClain

                          150424200
                          Michael Huff

                          74161630
                          Mike Mitchell

                          7027500
                          Philip Wheeler

                          54212010
                          Tyvon Branch

                          51061730
                          Greg Jones

                          4849300
                          Ron Bartell

                          45051650
                          Demorrio Williams

                          35110310
                          Tommy Kelly

                          29312000
                          Lamarr Houston

                          28913000
                          Richard Seymour

                          27410000

                          Field GoalsExtra Points
                          KickingFGMFGAPCTLONGXPMXPAPCTPTS
                          Sebastian Janikowski293193603737100124
                          PuntingPUNTSYDSLONGAVGNETBPIN20TB
                          Shane Lechler7932765641.529460207


                          Top 5 XP available:

                          Denarius Moore - 74890 (!!)
                          Rolando McClain - 24317
                          Richard Seymour - 19763
                          Michael Huff - 15460
                          Marcel Reese - 11305

                          And for whatever reason, Chris Ivory has 10000 XP in just the few games he played.

                          More to come tomorrow...
                          Last edited by KBLover; 11-30-2012, 03:56 AM.
                          "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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                          • KBLover
                            Hall Of Fame
                            • Aug 2009
                            • 12172

                            #58
                            Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                            Playoffs

                            Wildcard Round

                            Steelers def. Jets 41-24
                            Bears def. 49ers 31-14
                            Chargers def. Ravens 26-23
                            Panthers def. Falcons 38-14

                            Divisional Round

                            Chargers def. Texans 29-17
                            Packers def. Bears 34-27
                            Patriots def. Steelers 38-23
                            Giants def. Panthers 48-45

                            Conference Championships

                            Chargers def. Patriots 30-27
                            Packers def. Giants 31-20

                            Super Bowl

                            Packers win Super Bowl XLVII 38-34
                            "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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                            • KBLover
                              Hall Of Fame
                              • Aug 2009
                              • 12172

                              #59
                              Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                              Raiders Offseason Begins

                              Stage 1

                              Major Retirements:
                              QB Tom Brady
                              QB Peyton Manning
                              MLB Ray Lewis
                              WR Terrell Owens

                              And, just like in real life, the QBs got all the tweets.

                              Contract News Around the League:
                              K Matt Prater was franchised by the Broncos.
                              CB Ronde Barber rejects Buccaneers 1-year deal.
                              HB Cedric Benson turns down Packers deal.
                              WR Mike Williams and DT John Henderson reject Colts offer.
                              ILB James Farrior declines Cardinals tender.
                              HB LeGarrette Blount turns aside Buccaneers deal.
                              OL Todd McClure was franchised by the Falcons.
                              OL Branden Albert was franchised by the Chiefs.
                              DT Randy Starks was franchised by the Dolphins.

                              Raiders Contract News:

                              Accepted Tenders:
                              HB Chris Ivory - 4 yrs, $ 5 M value
                              CB Terrance Newman - 1 yr, $2 M value
                              CB Ron Bartell - 2 yrs, $6.2 M value
                              RE Matt Shughnessy - 4 yrs, $10.4 M value
                              OLB Vic So'oto - 1 yr, $750 K value
                              LG C.J. Davis - 1 yr, $750 K value

                              Rejected Tenders:
                              LE Everette Brown - 2 yrs, $4.4 M value
                              OLB Greg Jones - 2 yrs, $1.5 M value
                              OLB Julian Sanford - 1 yr, $550 K value (gotta love a project player with an ego)
                              LG Kasey Studdard - 4 yrs, $5 M value

                              Major Non-Tendered:
                              LT Sam Baker
                              WR Michael Jenkins
                              HB Larod Stephens-Howling
                              CB Shawntae Spencer
                              OLB Philip Wheeler
                              MLB Demorrio Williams
                              RE Andre Carter

                              Cap Room: $17 M

                              Coach Progression:
                              Coach Lyle is rumored to have increased the size of this scouting staff, hoping to have more eyes on the kids coming out...

                              Player Progression:
                              Denarius Moore is not content with just one historic season, reports say, as he's been seen working even harder to reach his potential.

                              Chris Ivory knows he'll have a fight on his hands to win the starting job once Darren McFadden returns. He's been seen working with position coaches on improving his vision while running the ball.

                              Last edited by KBLover; 11-30-2012, 02:28 PM.
                              "Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18

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                              • Quackjack29
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                                • Jul 2011
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                                #60
                                Re: Rebuilding the Fear - Oakland Raiders M13 CCM

                                Hopping on board in time for the 2013 season!
                                My Steelers CCM: http://www.operationsports.com/forum...s-m13-ccm.html

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