Davis focuses on QB Russell

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Davis focuses on QB Russell

Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson

Russell

It is very clear who Al Davis thinks will be central to an Oakland Raiders renaissance — second-year quarterback JaMarcus Russell.

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Al Davis Talks After Firing Of Lane Kiffin

Video: Kirk Morrison on Kiffin’s firing

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Video: Kirk Morrison on Kiffin’s firing

Raiders linebacker Kirk Morrison reacts to the firing of head coach Lane Kiffin and talks about players’ attitudes moving forward.

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Al Davis set to meet with media

A press conference is scheduled for today at 2PM PDT.

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Peterson: Loss means Kiffin-Davis soap opera continues

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Peterson: Loss means Kiffin-Davis soap opera continues

Raiders had a chance to put the Lane Kiffin-Al Davis saga to rest for another week by finishing off the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. But, no such luck, so that game continues.

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GANNON GOES OFF ON RAIDERS

Former NFL quarterback Rich Gannon, a career journeyman who somehow became a league MVP in Oakland, had some candid words for the Raiders organization in an article penned by Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports.

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Enough sideshows / Kiffin-Davis circus act takes backseat to playing the Bills

Orchard Park, — N.Y. - Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, for the greatest soap on earth.

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Oakland Raiders need to end the drama or become a real Black Hole

Thoughts from the Dark Side
Oakland Raiders need to end the drama or become a real Black Hole

Enough is enough! Now is the time for the Oakland Raiders to end their drama and get serious about football. The rumors are swirling around Lane Kiffin’s job security. Kiffin has called out Rob Ryan and Al Davis, and Ryan fired back. Ultimately, the Raiders have come to more closely resemble a traveling circus than an NFL team. This needs to stop.

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Revisiting Al Davis’ takeover of the Oakland Raiders

By Jeff Little

There was a time when Al Davis knew what he was doing and was good at it. I have no problem giving credit where credit is due; he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1992 for his past contributions.

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