Reply With QuoteI heard they just drafted the "king" after watching his highlight footage.
That kid can lay some hat.
http://www.duncans.tv/images/Burger-King-NFL.jpg
They just announced they were cancelling the early season workouts....
The fricken Puzzy's complained that the workouts were too HARD!!!:jawdrop:
But Ill bet they run a 4.5 to the bank to cash there checks.
I heard they just drafted the "king" after watching his highlight footage.
That kid can lay some hat.
http://www.duncans.tv/images/Burger-King-NFL.jpg
A new kinder, gentler Raiders.
WTF!
They just announced they were cancelling the early season workouts....
The fricken Puzzy's complained that the workouts were too HARD!!!:jawdrop:
But Ill bet they run a 4.5 to the bank to cash there checks.
Well they are from Bay area.......
And NFL players are not paid during the off-season (or for pre-season games).....they recieve 1/16th of their annual salary at the end of each regular season game.....no play, no pay!
This is from ESPN.com. What's wrong with a little intensity? This just means the other NFL teams weren't working as hard.
NFL players' union believes Raiders' offseason workouts broke rules
Associated Press
Updated: June 15, 2007, 8:06 PM ET
ALAMEDA, Calif. -- The Oakland Raiders canceled the final week of their offseason training program Friday after complaints from the NFL players' union about the intensity of the practices.
In a brief statement, coach Lane Kiffin said the players' union believes the Raiders' offseason program violated league rules on practice standards.
"The union has complained about the high level of intensity, player aggressiveness and fast pace of our practices and, as a result, has taken away the final week of our offseason program," said Kiffin, the NFL's youngest and least experienced head coach.
The Raiders won't hold next week's scheduled offseason activities, which were expected to be mostly weightlifting sessions.
Oakland wrapped up a voluntary minicamp on Wednesday under Kiffin, a former assistant coach at Southern California. He had just one season of NFL training camp experience as an assistant in Jacksonville in 2000.
The Raiders' training camp opens July 27 in Napa.
Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press
The Raiders' training camp opens July 27 in Napa. Those POOR BABIES!!!! How horrible to report for camp in Napa in July. Oh my God, it might hit 80 degrees! Fortunately, they'll have access to lots of nice cool Chardonnay. Napa--LOL.
I'll bet the Bucs would gladly trade locations with them. They train in Orlando in July (like hell, only more humid)
A bunch of cry babies.
It is because working out hard was not in their Parole program requirements !!!!
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