TOM CABLE RUMORS & GOSSIP
Former Raiders Coach Randy Hanson Guilty In Beer-Bottle Attack
A former Oakland Raiders assistant coach is facing up to four years in state prison after being convicted of striking a man with a beer bottle outside a California bar.
The San Luis Obispo Tribune reported Monday that jurors found Randy Hanson guilty of felony battery and misdemeanor assault.
Hanson is best known for alleging in 2009 that then-Raiders head coach Tom Cable broke...
Ex-Raiders assistant guilty in attack
A former Oakland Raiders assistant coach is facing up to four years in state prison after being convicted of striking a man with a beer bottle outside a California bar.
The San Luis Obispo Tribune reported Monday that jurors found Randy Hanson guilty of felony battery and misdemeanor assault.
Hanson is best known for alleging in 2009 that then-Raiders head coach Tom Cable broke...
Via Fox Sports
23 days ago
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Tom Cable Recieves A Naughty Christmas Present From His Offensive Line
Offensive lineman are giving and receiving some odd gifts this Christmas season. Example: Arian Foster gave his linemen Segway scooters — a departure from the common steak dinners and gold watches. Today, Seattle Seahawks tackle Russell Okung tweeted a photo of a gift to offensive line coach Tom Cable. Looks like there’s potential for a naughty Christmas in the Cable household...
Former NFL Coach Randy Hanson Arrested For Smashing Beer Bottle On Man
Former Oakland Raiders and Cal Poly assistant coach Randy Hanson faces assault and battery charges for an August 4 incident in which he reportedly smashed a beer bottle into the face of a man, the San Luis Obispo Tribune reports.
Hanson, 44, resigned from his current position at Cal Poly on Aug. 17. He's been charged with two felonies: assault with a deadly weapon (the beer...
Raiders bring back Greg Knapp as OC
Oakland Raiders coach Dennis Allen has made the first hire for his staff, bringing back Greg Knapp as the team's offensive coordinator.
The Raiders announced Knapp's hiring Wednesday. Knapp spent the past two seasons as quarterbacks coach in Houston but was coordinator in Oakland for two years under Lane Kiffin and Tom Cable.
Knapp has 17 years of experience as an NFL assistant...
Via Fox Sports
February 01, 2012
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Don’t worry, Pete: Cable will remain attached to the Hawks this year
It’s understandable that Seahawks coach Pete Carroll doesn’t want to lose the man who finally resurrected the Seahawks’ long-dormant running game, but his fears of losing Tom Cable this year certainly seem unfounded, and the odds are quite good that Cable will be around to help continue the growth of the offensive line for at least another season.
After a very slow start, Cable...
Via Outside The Press Box
January 08, 2012
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Seahawks off and running after switching game plan
(Eds: With AP Photos.) By TIM BOOTH AP Sports Writer The meeting sticks out in Pete Carroll's memory.
The Seahawks coach was talking with assistant Tom Cable and offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell when they decided they were done with the gimmick offenses. Seattle was going to take the plunge and commit to a run-first mentality.
Since making the change in early November,...
Via AP on Fox
December 15, 2011
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JaMarcus Russell Says Wasn’t His Fault he Failed..Blames Tom Cable & Sleep Apnea
I am sure that everything that was wrong with the Raiders during the JaMarcus Russell tenure wasn’t his fault, but when you are the Quarterback you have to be able to accept the praise and deal with the criticisms.
No one wants to hear excuses especially from a player like JaMarcus who did not put in the work to be a quality starting quarterback in the NFL.
I assume he is trying...
JaMarcus Russell Says Sleep Apnea, Tom Cable Contributed to Failure with Raiders
America’s favorite NFL draft bust is back and with better excuses than ever. The same JaMarcus Russell who has been accused of binge eating, had his jersey burned by Oakland Raiders fans, and had his own life coach throw in the towel on him sat down for an interview recently with Sports Illustrated. As expected, [...]
JaMarcus Russell blames sleep apnea, Tom Cable, bad teammates
This week’s Sports Illustrated catches up with JaMarcus Russell to find out how the 2007 first overall draft pick views his failed career, now that he’s out of football at age 26. Among the details: Russell feels some ill will toward former coach Tom Cable, thinks his teammates deserve as much blame as he does…
Via Pro Football Talk
October 25, 2011
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