The Whirlwind Raiders
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From hot air balloons to frostbite. From helmet disputes to missed practices. From social media posts to threats against management. Here is the whirlwind that was AB on the Raiders, condensed in a 2-minute montage.
Bullis was born and raised in western New York not far from the shores of Lake Ontario. His Quaker upbringing in that serene setting did not prepare him for the Civil War or years of fighting raiders along the Rio Grande.
The whirlwind that was the Raiders 2021 season has ended in disappointment following today\u2019s loss in the Wild Card round to the Bengals.\nThe Las Vegas Raiders overcame the odds and bounced back following a disaster stretch of games back in December. Interim head coach Rich Bisaccia rallied the Raiders and got them into the playoffs. Unfortunately, it wasn\u2019t enough as the team now heads back to Las Vegas, coming in on the short end of the stick in Cincinnati.\nIt was a relatively close game, even if the final score reflects a touchdown differential. The contest itself was marred by terrible penalties and even uglier officiating. Be that as it may, you don\u2019t rely on the referees, you play to win the game, and the Raiders, for the most part, had their chance. Even as quarterback Derek Carr threw an interception towards the end of regulation, the team was in the red zone with an opportunity to send the contest into overtime.\nWe all know how the Raiders thrived in overtime this year, so at that point, it would\u2019ve been anyone\u2019s game. In the end, it wasn\u2019t meant to be, and the Bengals now move on.\nUnfortunately, this game disappointed all across the board. More importantly, it shed light on the team\u2019s weaknesses. Sadly, it might have also marked the end of Bisaccia\u2019s run as interim head coach. The bigger question now looms ahead regarding Mike Mayock\u2019s future as well. Suffice it to say, the plane ride back will be a somber one.\nAs we all know, looking ahead to free agency, the NFL draft, and developments surrounding the head coach and general manager positions, there was much to react to in this one.\n\n \n Next:\u00a0The offensive line needs help\n \n"},{"title":"Instant reaction following Raiders crushing playoff loss to Bengals","permalink":"https:\/\/justblogbaby.com\/2022\/01\/15\/instant-reaction-following-raiders-crushing-playoff-loss\/2\/","shortCodeTitle":null,"content":"\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\tLAS VEGAS, NEVADA \u2013 SEPTEMBER 26: Offensive tackle Alex Leatherwood #70 of the Las Vegas Raiders looks during a game against the Miami Dolphins at Allegiant Stadium on September 26, 2021, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Raiders defeated the Dolphins 31-28 in overtime. (Photo by Chris Unger\/Getty Images)\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\nInstant reaction following Raiders crushing playoff loss to Bengals\nThe offensive line disappointed\nThe Raiders\u2019 offensive line looked undisciplined and out of sync in the biggest game of the year. Scratch that, the biggest game of the last 20 years. That cannot go unpunished. Tom Cable, who has done a solid job since returning to the Silver and Black, looked bad in this one. The mental breakdowns that resulted in penalty after penalty derailed much of the offense\u2019s rhythm during the game.\nOther than Kolton Miller, Denzelle Good, and Andre James, none of the current offensive linemen should be guaranteed to return in 2022. There\u2019s much work to be done, and if, say, a new head coach comes in, it\u2019s likely we have seen the end of Cable\u2019s tenure. Simply put, the playoff spotlight was too bright for this unit, which is unfortunate considering they had been doing a solid job during their four-game streak, not a perfect one, but solid nonetheless.\nThey were able to open holes for Josh Jacobs, so there were positives to come out of this. He ended the game with 83 yards off of 13 carries, though penalties also negated his production. It could be said that the Raiders needed to go to Jacobs more often, but they quickly fell behind, which automatically meant the team needed to score quickly. Regardless, Jacobs carried the team in the final stretch of the year and even in today\u2019s contest. With a rebuilt offensive line, Jacobs may be back to form next season.\n\n \n Next:\u00a0Raiders need to nail the draft in April\n \n"},{"title":"Instant reaction following Raiders crushing playoff loss to Bengals","permalink":"https:\/\/justblogbaby.com\/2022\/01\/15\/instant-reaction-following-raiders-crushing-playoff-loss\/3\/","shortCodeTitle":null,"content":"\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\tCINCINNATI, OHIO \u2013 JANUARY 15: Linebacker Germaine Pratt #57 of the Cincinnati Bengals intercepts a pass intended for wide receiver Zay Jones #7 of the Las Vegas Raiders to seal the Bengals 26-19 win during the AFC Wild Card playoff game at Paul Brown Stadium on January 15, 2022, in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Dylan Buell\/Getty Images)\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\nInstant reaction following Raiders crushing playoff loss to Bengals\nThe Raiders need to nail the draft in April\nIt goes without saying, but we all knew this Raiders team had several weaknesses, and they were exposed today. The offensive line needs lots of fine-tuning, in particular, a right tackle, another starting offensive guard, and possibly another swing lineman. Regrettably, holes in the defense were also exposed. The Raiders need to add depth at the cornerback slot. This needs to be a priority. The lack of options in trying to guard Ja\u2019Marr Chase was laughable, though the play calling by Gus Bradley only helped to exacerbate the problem.\nThough players such as Hunter Renfrow, Zay Jones, and DeSean Jackson all made key plays, the Raiders don\u2019t have a true number one receiver. At least not one with the caliber of talent like Chase. This upcoming class in April will have several wide receiver prospects, and there will also be options in free agency. Whoever is calling the shots in Vegas this offseason will need to address this issue as well.\n\nLas Vegas Raiders comeback falls short in 26-19 Wild Card loss to Bengals\n\nOverall, the Raiders\u2019 coaching staff was literally outcoached as the team also killed its own momentum throughout the game. The play calling was shoddy on defense, and there was a questionable lack of aggressive play-calling with regards to the offense. All in all, there will be plenty of changes this offseason following this tough loss, but the Raiders aren\u2019t too far off from returning to the playoffs either."}],"useSlideSources":true,"themeType":"classic","prevPost":"https:\/\/justblogbaby.com\/2022\/01\/15\/raiders-comeback-falls-short-26-19-wild-card-loss-bengals\/","nextPost":"https:\/\/justblogbaby.com\/2022\/01\/16\/plenty-hope-raiders-return-playoffs\/","prevText":"Prev","nextText":"Next","buttonWidth":0,"buttonWidth_post":0,"postUrl":"https:\/\/justblogbaby.com\/2022\/01\/15\/instant-reaction-following-raiders-crushing-playoff-loss\/","postId":115559,"refreshAds":true,"refreshAdsEveryNSlides":1,"adRefreshingMechanism":"javascript","siteUrl":"https:\/\/justblogbaby.com","prevText_post":"Prev post","nextText_post":"Next post"};(function ($) {$(document).ready(function () {try {tpsInstance = new tps.createSlideshow(tpsOptions);} catch(e) {}});}(jQuery)); (function () {// create the elements and set all attributes:var conversationScript = document.createElement('script');conversationScript.setAttribute('async', 'true');conversationScript.setAttribute('src', ' _Z2HEm3ut');conversationScript.setAttribute('data-spotim-module', 'spotim-launcher');conversationScript.setAttribute('data-post-url', ' -reaction-following-raiders-crushing-playoff-loss/');conversationScript.setAttribute('data-post-id', '5ff649117c917aca4cb75b4c664307f6');conversationScript.setAttribute('data-spotim-multi-instance', true);conversationScript.setAttribute('data-article-tags', 'Las Vegas Raiders, Latest Raiders news, Rich Bisaccia');conversationScript.setAttribute('data-disqus-url', ' -reaction-following-raiders-crushing-playoff-loss/#!');conversationScript.setAttribute('data-disqus-identifier', '115559 =115559');// append the elements to the container:var container = document.querySelector('#comments-wrapper-115559');container.appendChild(conversationScript);})(); Top StoriesJust Blog Baby 1 yearRaiders Wild Card vs Bengals: 3 Surprises from the lossJust Blog Baby 1 yearOfficiating crew that ruined Raiders' playoff game are done for the seasonJust Blog Baby 1 yearBrian Flores would turn Raiders into a defensive powerhouseJust Blog Baby 1 yearPlenty of hope for Raiders to return to the playoffs next year Newsletter Las Vegas Raiders news from FanSided Daily Your Las Vegas Raiders. 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