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Camp is wrapped so let’s look at who could be in and who could be out.
Two preseason games are in the books. And the Raiders have broken camp and headed back to Alameda to start their preparation for the season. So, with 12 days until the roster is cut down from 90 to 53 players, here’s how I project the Raiders 53-man roster will look come September 1st.
QuarterbackIn: Derek Carr, Mike Glennon
Out: Nathan Peterman
Running backIn: Josh Jacobs,...
By now, everyone knows that Antonio Brown loves his helmet and is loathe to use any other than his preferred model, the Schutt AiR Advantage. But there is apparently even more to this story than anyone realized. Rich Eisen, speaking about this on “The Rich Eisen Show” Monday, shared what he’s heard about the helmet after speaking with league sources. “He has his original helmet, from what I have been told, since the minute it was issued to him from Pittsburgh and he brought it with...
The Antonio Brown soap opera could be winding down. On Monday, the Raiders’ star wide receiver reported to practice, as Adam Schefter of ESPN.com tweets. Brown showed up at the Raiders’ facility Monday morning and was in attendance for the daily team meeting. The club’s walk-through practice was canceled, but Brown is back in the building and, ostensibly, ready to get to work. The mercurial Brown has put the Raiders through the ringer in recent weeks. A cryotherapy mishap left the...
Raiders GM Mike Mayock wants the receiver "all-in or all-out." Here's everything you need to know about where Brown's helmet issue stands.
The Antonio Brown offseason saga appears to have reached something of a conclusion. The wide receiver returned to the Oakland Raiders for practice Monday, according to Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio ...
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Camp has officially wrapped in Napa. The trucks are pulling out and are heading for Alameda as the Raiders begin their regular season routine. There was a total of 13 viewable practices in camp and a lot was to be gleaned from it.
AB will always be the storyNot a day went by that Antonio Brown wasn’t a story or THE story. So much so that I wrote an entire timeline of it. AB seems to like it that way. And you all tend to think we (the media) like it that way...
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Arden Key seeking advice from all sources to set up, finish Raiders sacks | NBCS Bay Area
Key always has had the talent and athleticism to be a high-end pass rusher. He just needs proper instruction.
The Raiders Are Fed Up With Antonio Brown
Things started with Brown staying away from camp because he couldn’t wear his helmet, and that’s right back where we are today.
Agent Drew Rosenhaus responds to Mike Mayock's Antonio Brown statement | NBCS...
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We look at a day-by-day account of just how Antonio Brown dominated the news cycle while barely setting foot in Raiders training camp.
Training camp report day seems like it was six months ago, doesn’t it? That was the day Jon Gruden was asked about Antonio Brown taking a hot air balloon ride that morning and Gruden perhaps jokingly said he expected a lot more drama from Antonio Brown. If this were a movie or, let’s say a reality show...
The Oakland Raiders appear to have reached their limits with the ongoing Antonio Brown saga, and an anonymous NFL general manager believes it’s unlike anything the league has ever seen. Brown skipped out on practice on Sunday amid his losing battle against the NFL over a helmet issue, and Raiders general manager Mike Mayock made it clear the organization is frustrated over the still-unresolved situation. “Here’s the bottom line: He’s upset about the helmet issue. We have supported...
If the Oakland Raiders want to end the Antonio Brown helmet saga as soon as possible, NBC Sports' Peter King has a solution: Send him the so-called five-day letter...
Antonio Brown has made it clear that he is not going to wave the white flag in his helmet war against the NFL. Brown missed practice on Sunday, and Oakland Raiders GM Mike Mayock confirmed that he was not present because he is still upset over the NFL’s decision to not let him wear the model of helmet he has worn throughout his career. In an appearance on WSVN in South Florida Sunday night, Brown’s agent Drew Rosenhaus said the wide receiver’s camp is still trying to find a...
Antonio Brown 's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said he disagrees with Oakland Raiders general manager Mike Mayock 's stance on Brown's helmet dilemma...
Antonio Brown’s frustration with the NFL’s helmet regulations came to the forefront again Sunday when he skipped practice over the issue. Now we may know the reason for that. According to Matt Kawahara of the San Francisco Chronicle, there was hope in Brown’s camp that if a newer version of his preferred Schutt Air Advantage helmet could be located, it could be recertified and he would be allowed to play with it. However, Brown was informed last Monday that a different version would...
Antonio Brown was not at practice Sunday, missing the team’s final training camp practice of the summer, and he skipped out over his helmet. The league closed a loophole on Saturday to ensure that Brown cannot wear his preferred helmet, even if it was less than 10 years old. On Sunday, Brown skipped out on practice, drawing some stern words from general manager Mike Mayock. This is not the way the Raiders were hoping any of this would play out. Following his freak foot injury due to...
Antonio Brown missed another Raiders practice on Sunday. While Brown is still dealing with feet issues, Mike Mayock confirmed this latest absence was related to his helmet. The Raiders’ supportive tone has shifted. “He’s upset about the helmet issue. We have supported that; we appreciate that,” Mayock said, via Vic Tafur of The Athletic (video link). “At this point, we’ve pretty much exhausted all avenues of relief. From our perspective, it’s time for him to be all-in or...
Antonio Brown lost the grievance he filed against the NFL and has accepted that he will not be able to wear his old helmet anymore, but apparently he is still not over the issue entirely. Brown took part in a team walkthrough with the Oakland Raiders over the weekend, but apparently he has not returned to practice as a full participant. Mike Mayock said Sunday that Brown is still upset over the helmet dispute, and the GM said the team needs to know “if he’s all in or all out.” That is...
If Antonio Brown does indeed decide to give up football at some point, his next career could be in a starring role on any day-time soap opera. That’s not hyperbole. The Oakland Raiders wide receiver continues to create drama at a scale that’s unmatched around the NFL world. The latest example of this came Sunday when Brown failed to show up to Raiders practice because he’s still upset about the NFL not allowing him to wear a specific helmet. Remember, Brown was away from Raiders...
Oakland Raiders receiver Antonio Brown still hasn't shown up to practice and remains upset about his helmet dispute with the NFL ...
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What a difference a day makes. Saturday Jon Gruden and Derek Carr were ecstatic about Antonio Brown participating in walk-thrus and both talked with near certainty that Brown would continue to be a full participant in practice and full speed ahead to the season.
(Brakes screaching)
Then came the NFL saying that all of Antonio Brown’s efforts to dig up a Schutt Air Advantage helmet were for not because they weren’t going to allow him to wear it....
Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr apparently was not correct about his teammate Antonio Brown being ready to participate in practice. On Saturday, Carr said he didn’t see any reason why Brown wouldn’t be a full participant during practice after fully participating in Oakland’s walk-through earlier in the day. On Sunday, Brown was not on the practice field as the Raiders began their final practice of camp. One hopes that Brown can get going sooner than later for the Raiders. He...