For the Oakland Raiders after loosing a chance at the playoff spot and the AFC title this past Sunday with a loss to the San Diego Chargers 38-26. Hue Jackson started by first putting most of the blame on his players, in disgust. Having finishing the season 8-8 was simply unsatisfactory to the Jackson and quarterback Carson Palmer [...]
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January 01, 2012
Raiders coach Hue Jackson promised to build a bully, solve the penalties issue and get his defense to stop the run. In the end, none of those things happened, and he fared no better than his predecessor, Tom Cable, in guiding the Raiders to an 8-8 record after a 38-26 loss to the San Diego Chargers on Sunday. Jacksons anger was evident during his postgame news conference Sunday...
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January 03, 2012
With a day to cool off, Raiders coach Hue Jackson was a lot more calm Monday than he was following Oakland’s season-ending loss. His message, however, didn’t really change. Changes seem likely to happen to Oakland’s defensive staff. And Jackson wants a big say in the future of the franchise, including the hiring of the…
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January 02, 2012
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January 03, 2012
Raiders coach Hue Jackson said Monday nothing had been sorted out regarding his place in the chain of command in the post-Al Davis era acccording to Jerry McDonald of Bayareanewsgroup.com. "I would hope the organization understands that I have a pretty good idea of where we need to go," Jackson said at his season-ending news conference. "If not, then I shouldn'...
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January 03, 2012
After the Raiders fell apart in Sunday’s must-win game against the Chargers, head coach Hue Jackson went on a rant.
He blamed the players and took not-so-veiled shots at his defensive coordinator, who most certainly will be fired.
But what about Jackson himself? He was head coach of a team that was 7-4 after 11 games and then lost four of five to finish 8-8 and out of the playoffs...
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January 03, 2012
Raiders senior executive John Herrera, when contacted by the Chronicle, said no one has been fired today. That was in response to a report that defensive coordinator Chuck Bresnahan and assistant coaches Greg Biekert, Rod Woodson and Kevin Ross have been fired, according to 95.7 The Games Chris Townsend. Coach Hue Jackson has made it pretty clear in his comments the last few days...
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January 03, 2012
Oakland Raiders coach Hue Jackson said at his season-endng press conference Monday that he would welcome quarterback Jason Campbell back to the team in 2012. Campbell, who is scheduled to be a free agent, missed the last half of the season with a shoulder injury, and the Raiders paid a hefty price to acquire Carson Palmer from Cincinnati. "By no means do I say, hey, Jason Campbell...
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January 02, 2012
“In the end, the man said we will win”, said head coach Hue Jackson in last week’s press conference, referring to the late, grate Raiders’ owner, Al Davis.
In the end, all they had to do was win to wrap up the AFC West division title, with the Denver Broncos losing to the Kansas City Chiefs 7-3, Sunday evening. But in the end, fate flips the script on the Oakland Raiders...
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January 03, 2012
Black Monday Aftermath
Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy is on the Jacksonville Jaguars‘ list of head coach candidates. [ProFootballTalk]
Josh McDaniels is the lone surviving coach in St. Louis. [ESPN]
Winning four of their last five may help Chargers coach Norv Turner and GM A.J. Smith keep their respective jobs. [CBS Sports]
The Colts‘ Pollians aren’t so lucky...
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January 03, 2012
After finishing an 8-8 season, the Oakland Raiders have a lot of important decisions to make regarding the future of the organization. Of course the most important decision being who will act as G.M. to replace the late Al Davis, not only as a leader but as a personal director. The Raiders also have to decide what kind of changes need to be taken to the coaching staff, as well as...
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January 03, 2012
Would Al Davis, the deceased owner of the Raiders, fire coach Hue Jackson after his team finished the once-promising season 8-8 and missed the playoffs?
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