Eagles QB Michael Vick remains the most hated man in sports
no responses - Posted 06.21.10
In an oft-replayed ad on the NFL Network, wide receiver Terrell Owens, as a Dallas Cowboys, screams into a camera, “They still love to hate me.” continue

JaMarcus Russell era in Oakland set to end … badly
no responses - Posted 04.27.10
Apparently, the Raiders are unwilling to switch JaMarcus Russell to right tackle and continue to pay him like a quarterback. According to ESPN’s John Clayton, who has a good pipeline to Raiders owner Al Davis, it’s a matter of when, and not if Russell will be released. continue

Raiders commitment to mediocrity continues
no responses - Posted 04.18.10
EDDIE LEE NFLPosts.com Editor The Black Hole in Oakland is aptly named these days. There’s no light coming in or out of 1220 Harbor Bay Parkway. Just an empty sucking sound. continue

NFL combine: Maryland’s Bruce Campbell is 2010’s workout warrior
no responses - Posted 02.27.10
For those who claim the NFL Scouting Combine is nothing but Underwear Olympics, they may want to check Bruce Campbell’s wallet this fall. continue

Lovie, Raheem get some love, others not so much
no responses - Posted 01.05.10
EDDIE LEE NFLPosts.com Editor Two days into the post-season and the coaching carousel is in full spin, letting a few riders off but keeping a surprising number of seats occupied. continue

Can Al Davis see the signs?
no responses - Posted 12.02.09
Check out this billboard posted on the freeway near the Oakland Coliseum this week. continue

TMCB: Top 10 signs Al Davis has lost his football mind
no responses - Posted 11.24.09
EDDIE LEE NFLPosts.com Editor With apologies to David Letterman, who last week highlighted Bud Adams’ finger salutes with his own top 10, but the episode brought to mind the real but true antics of one Raiders maverick, Al Davis. continue

INSIDE SLANTS: Should Tony Romo sit out Thanksgiving game?
1 response - Posted 11.23.09
ADRIAN BRIJBASSI NFLPosts.com Editor No time is a good time for your quarterback to get hurt. It’s especially bad, though, if it happens on a short week. With only three days of rest before facing the Oakland Raiders on Thanksgiving, the Dallas Cowboys have to be worried about Tony Romo’s health. continue