I’m sure he’s wiping the tears from his eyes with the truckload of cash that the Raiders gave him. If no one calls him now, he’s done of course but I don’t blame him for wanting to make money. 20 years from now, no one will remember his stint with the Raiders, especially if the guy that takes over doesn’t do well either.
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Unlike diehard Oakland Raiders fans, the owner of the Raiders (Mark Davis) hasn’t shed many tears over Raider losses. He increased his team’s value by moving it from Oakland to Las Vegas which was far more important to him than team history or fan loyalty.
This nepo baby billionaire has been content to run the team like his late father did… hiring and firing coaches until one of them finally made his questionable player personnel decisions work.
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Joe Burrow got hurt early, and that division is tough but is winnable, so I don’t blame them
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Cam Little boots longest outdoor field goal in NFL history
Story by Samuel Stubbs, Yardbarker
Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Cam Little now owns the record for both the longest and second-longest field goals in NFL history.
On Sunday, Little nailed a 67-yard field goal against the Tennessee Titans to give Jacksonville a 31-7 halftime lead in their Week 18 matchup.
The 67-yard kick is the second-longest made field goal in NFL history, behind only Little’s own record of 68 yards that he set on Nov. 2 vs. the Las Vegas Raiders.
The kick is also the longest outdoor field goal in NFL history, as Little’s 68-yarder against the Raiders came inside Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
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he had room to spare on that 67 yarder - would have cleared it at 70 yards for sure.
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Even with Burrow that team isn’t going anywhere. Burrow turns the ball over too much, the OLine and defense are a joke and Burrow is living off one run to the super bowl.
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I liked his “modesty, please” celebration after making the kick too! It was like a touchdown celebration!
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Okay there BITTER STEELERS FAN! We’ll find out next season!
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I’m insulted. I hate the Steelers.
I’m a bitter 49ers fan.
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Point taken but that’s even worse because a cross-country Family Feud is in progress!
How long will Harbaugh be unemployed?
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Not long. I’d expect the Giants to be in there, maybe Atlanta. Wouldn’t be shocked to see a team like Tampa fire Bowles and go after him. Jets or raiders may try but he’s not going there.
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Do not see him with the Jets or Raiders either.
Arizona also looking for a HC.
Cleveland too but do not see him there.
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If he went to the Browns it would definitely spice up the division but i’d be a bit surprised if he took that job, there would be other more appealing spots i’m sure.
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So a mystery team that hasn’t fired their coach has reached out.
Let’s be honest it’s the Jets.
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Nope, the Blofelds and the Colombos would be closer but still far away, but nice try
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Landing spot for Harbaugh?
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8 teams now looking for HCs!
The only 2 guys I would want coaching my team are Harbaugh or Stefanski.
So 6 teams are going to be stuck with crapshoot candidates, with no guarantee they will be better than the guys they fired.
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You do not have to worry about your Pats for awhile I think Sheldon 