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We might as well cut McCown now. Culpepper isn't going anywhere. He took control (with help from our RB's) and won the game. If his receivers caught better, he would have had even better passing stats. Great work Daunte!!! It feels damn good to have 2 wins after 4 games instead of after 16.
Culpepper has been showing the love to Jerry Porter... after just tossing his second TD of the game to Art Shells favorite bad boy. Finally some passing offense. Let's just hope we don't blow it in Raider fashion with a missed last second field goal.
At the moment I'm sitting here cussing at the Raiders defense. They fucked up a 4th and 4, and just gave up a 60 yard run to Brown. It's as if they want to give up the entire 14 point lead. We'll see if this bullshit lasts the entire game or not.....
Raiders DE Derrick Burgess (calf) is expected to return in Week 6. It's not like he offered much the first two weeks of the season, but we are still better off with an injured Burgess than none at all. That Miami offensive line would have been victimized by him this week. Damn it!
It looks like we'll have a few players on the field who were expected to be out. Gallery was able to put in a full practice yesterday. So was Newberry. Burgess wasn't able to practice, but there is hope that he'll play. We'll need all three guys to take out the Dolphins. Those trenches need to be ours.
Josh McCown (feet) took part in no phases of Raiders practice Thursday. As a matter of fact, it is beginning to sound like McCown might be out for over a month with his broken toe. My guess is that Culpepper owns the starting job by the time McCown returns and JaMarcus may have even passed him on the depth chart. Our McCown days are over.
Kiffin: Correct Call on Dumping Moss
Culpepper Miami Fling Fizzled Fast
Raiders Believe Blocked FG Tip of the Iceberg for Kelly
Drisan James Added to Practice Squad
Porter's Guarantee Draws a Yawn
Kiffin's Still Waiting on Josh
Kiffin Still Won't Name His Starting QB
Sapp Has High Praise for Kelly
Raiders' Scoring Record May Soon Be a Thing of the Past
Raiders Able to Protect Better
Culpepper Set to Return to Miami
