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The Raiders are down to 53. Scott Gulbransen is joined by Raider Fan Radio's Murf to break down every cut, every surprise, and every name that made the team, and they want Raider Nation weighing in with him while it happens. Call in, comment, argue with a cut you don't like, tell us who you think won't make it through the week. This episode is built around the live conversation, not around a script. There's a wrinkle waiting at the end of this roster, too. The Raiders landed the first waiver claim priority in the league this year, which means once cutdown day wraps around the NFL and players hit the wire, Las Vegas gets the first look at anyone another team let go, ahead of every other club in football. So the 53-man roster on the board today isn't necessarily the 53-man roster the Raiders carry into Week 1. Scott and Murf walk through why Monday's roster could already look different from Sunday's, and who the front office might be eyeing off other teams' cut lists. BE PART OF THE SHOW: Call 702-900-7869 or email us a VIDEO TAKE to mail@silverandblacktoday.com. Chapters: 00:00 Show open — special cutdown-day edition 00:33 Bringing on Murf, fresh off his flight from Vegas 01:00 The 53-man roster drops (Raiders late as usual) 01:21 Trade: Raiders send Jordan Meredith to the Jets 02:58 Why this 53 isn't the Week 1 53 03:56 How the waiver wire actually works for the Raiders 04:31 Keyron Crawford lost for the season on IR 06:02 Malcolm Koonce and filling the edge void 08:47 Surprise cut: Roman Hemby out of the RB room 09:23 No other Indiana Hoosiers made the team but Mendoza 10:38 Connor Heyward's fullback role and the Marcel Reese comp 12:26 Quarterback room: all three kept, no surprise there 13:08 Tight ends locked in, wide receiver group set 14:03 The debate: how worried should fans be about the WRs? 19:00 Offensive line: the Antonio Mafi surprise 20:47 Why better coaching changes everything up front 26:38 Realistic 2026 expectations against a brutal schedule 27:49 Turning to defense and first-year coordinator Rob Leonard 30:12 Six corners, five safeties: what the numbers signal 33:03 Watch for progression, not perfection, this year 34:12 The Aidan O'Connell question and why he won't stick around 38:10 One Nation Foundation and the Raider Dad tailgate 41:55 Murph's show info and how to follow Raiders Fan Radio 42:58 Sign-off and what's next on the waiver wire Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Camp is over, and Raider Nation is staring down two deadlines at once: tonight's preseason finale against the San Francisco 49ers, and Saturday's roster cut down to 53 names. Scott Gulbransen breaks down both, starting with the injury hanging over everything. Ashton Jeanty went down diving for a low Kirk Cousins pass Sunday and couldn't put weight on his right leg, prompting the entire team to take a knee in prayer. Head coach Klint Kubiak stayed characteristically tight-lipped on Tuesday, offering only "he's on the mend," but reports since then point to a low ankle sprain rather than anything long-term. Scott lays out why there's still a real chance Jeanty opens the season on the shelf, and why that makes fourth-round rookie Mike Washington Jr. one of the most important names in the building. With Jeanty sidelined the last two practices, Washington stepped into first-team work, showed real growth as a pass catcher out of the backfield, and is averaging over 8 yards a carry through two preseason games. From there, Scott runs through the rest of the rookie class making late-camp noise: second-round safety Treydan Stukes, who's taking heavy first-team reps and drawing praise from defensive coordinator Rob Leonard; cornerback Darien Porter, whose recovery speed has shown up against Brock Bowers and Jalen Nailor; and offensive lineman Trey Zuhn III, whose versatility across the line could be the difference-maker in a crowded position group. Plus the latest on No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza, his chemistry with Malik Benson, why Scott still doesn't think he should start Week 1, and how Kubiak is keeping the quarterback competition close to the vest. Also in this episode: the right guard battle between Jackson Powers-Johnson and Caleb Rogers, what to watch for tonight against the 49ers, a call from Anders in Oakland pushing back on the offensive line and the Mendoza timeline, and Scott's honest read on where this rebuild actually stands heading into Week 1. BE PART OF THE SHOW Call or text: 702-907-8697 (confirm before publishing, see flag below) Email your video or comment: mail@silverandblacktoday.com Find us on YouTube, X, Facebook, TikTok and Spotify: search Silver and Black Today Silver and Black Today is part of BLEAV. Chapters: 00:00 Jeanty's injury and the team's prayer 02:35 Kubiak's tight-lipped injury update 05:14 The backfield names to know 07:04 Mike Washington Jr. takes over first-team reps 11:14 Trey Stokes and Darien Porter's late-camp surge 14:31 Fernando Mendoza and the QB1 question 18:25 Trey Zion III and offensive line versatility 20:01 Roster locks and the right guard battle 24:00 What to watch tonight vs. the 49ers 26:35 The foundation analogy and win-total expectations 32:33 Listener call: Anders from Oakland 38:07 Sign-off Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ashton Jeanty's ankle sprain sends a jolt through Raider Nation, but Scott Gulbransen explains why the backfield may be in better shape than fans think, thanks to fourth-round rookie Mike Washington Jr. Then it's the biggest question in Henderson: is this Kirk Cousins' team or Fernando Mendoza's, and what is head coach Klint Kubiak really signaling heading into Thursday's preseason finale against the San Francisco 49ers? In this episode: Jeanty's Sunday practice injury and what's known about the ankle sprain, Mike Washington Jr.'s preseason production (63 yards on 6 carries vs. Arizona, 56 yards on 9 carries vs. Houston) and what it means schematically under Kubiak, Kubiak's "job to lose" comment on Cousins, Fernando Mendoza's rough box score against Houston and the case for patience, Will Anderson's praise for Mendoza's poise, and a look at a struggling Raiders wide receiver room after Kubiak's blunt "we took a step backwards" comment. Plus caller Jacob from Fresno and a stack of viewer comments in the Raider Nation Court of Public Opinion. Silver and Black Today is part of the Believe Podcast Network. Subscribe wherever you get your audio, or on YouTube, X, Facebook, TikTok and Spotify. Email your video or comment: mail@silverandblacktoday.com Chapters: 00:00 Cold open — Ashton Jeanty's ankle injury and the sigh of relief 01:29 Welcome back, show intro, subscribe reminder 02:20 Teaser: the hidden running back story nobody's talking about 03:43 Who is Mike Washington Jr.? Arkansas, the trade-up, pick 122 04:52 Preseason Game 1 vs. Arizona — 63 yards on 6 carries, the 53-yard house call 05:31 Preseason Game 2 vs. Houston and the Texans joint practice 06:34 Why it matters schematically — Kubiak's Seattle blueprint (Kenneth Walker III, Zach Charbonnet) 07:43 Kubiak on Washington: "guys are earning roles" 09:04 The gap that keeps him a hidden weapon — pass protection and receiving 12:01 Washington's "welcome to the NFL" moment and the character angle 15:01 Turning to the QB competition 15:50 State of the Cousins-Mendoza competition heading into practice 18:13 Kubiak's "it's his job to lose" line, unpacked 19:51 Mendoza's developmental framing and Will Anderson's praise 23:03 Three things to watch in practice this week 25:11 The verdict — Cousins starts Week 1, Mendoza is the long-term plan 28:16 The Raiders wide receiver room and Kubiak's "we took a step backwards" 35:30 Raider Nation Court of Public Opinion 36:20 Caller: Jacob in Fresno on Fernando Mendoza 41:54 Comment: Black Friday513 (YouTube) 43:38 Comment: Special Ops J (YouTube) 45:41 Comment: Shield60 (YouTube) 47:39 Silver and Black Today returns to K-Don 101.5 FM in Las Vegas, Saturdays at 5 PM 48:20 New show alert: The Silver and Black Verdict 49:09 Sign-off and what's coming Thursday Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In the debut episode of Silver & Black Verdicts, Judge Gully puts Raider Nation's preseason panic on trial. After Fernando Mendoza's rough pick-six outing, fans and national media are ready to bench Kirk Cousins and hand the rookie the keys — but the court isn't buying it. Judge Gully lays out the defense: rushing a ten-year franchise investment before he's ready isn't patience; it's panic, and the same people demanding Mendoza now would be the first to blame the coaching staff if he struggled. Verdict: stay the path, start Cousins, let Mendoza develop on his own clock — case closed. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Raider Nation, we asked for honest feedback all camp — well, we got it on Tuesday. Scott Gulbransen breaks down everything that came out of the Raiders' joint practices against the Houston Texans, starting with the offensive line getting worked by a legitimately talented Texans front. Protection breakdowns, a run game that never got going, and what it all means heading into tonight's preseason game. Then the real story of the week: Fernando Mendoza taking extensive reps with the first team, including multiple pick-sixes by both QBs, and how he handled it afterward. Scott explains why a rough day against a real NFL defense isn't a red flag — it's tuition — and lays out the difference between Kirk Cousins as the floor and Mendoza as the ceiling at quarterback. Also on deck: Klint Kubiak's measured response to Tuesday's practice, Brock Bowers returning to the field, the Powers-Johnson injury and what it means for Caleb Rogers' shot at right guard, the secondary competition with Darren Porter making noise, and a preview of what to watch for tonight as the Raiders take on the Texans in preseason game two. Call in with your take at 702-907-8690, or send video to mail@silverandblacktoday.com. Catch Silver and Black Today live on the radio starting Week 1 on 101.5 KDON FM, Saturdays at 5 PM, and don't forget to subscribe on YouTube and wherever you get your audio. Chapters: 00:00 Intro and welcome to Silver and Black Today 00:52 Setting the table: joint practices with the Texans 03:53 Headline: honest feedback from Tuesday's practice 04:28 Offensive line struggles against the Texans front 05:47 Run game fails to get established 06:00 Pushing back on the panic button crowd 08:00 Klint Kubiak's measured response 09:22 The big question: how worried should Raider Nation be 10:49 Kirk Cousins gets real reps, veteran poise under pressure 12:02 The Fernando Mendoza story: extensive first-team reps 13:01 Pick sixes and Mendoza's honest reaction 14:19 Why taking responsibility is a good sign 17:00 What outside observers and national media saw 19:01 Cousins as the floor, Mendoza building the ceiling 19:57 Roster board: JPJ injury and the interior o-line 20:38 Caleb Rogers' opportunity at right guard 21:47 Brock Bowers is back 22:38 Secondary competition and Darien Porter 25:16 Individual flashes and joint practice value 28:10 Tonight's preseason game 2 preview vs. Texans 30:23 Watching Ashton Jeanty and Malik Benson tonight 31:16 Defensive keys to watch tonight 32:42 Call-in and video submission info 33:09 Radio show details: 101.5 KDON, Saturdays at 5 PM 34:18 Sign-off and where to follow the show Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

RaiderNation Radio: Morning Tailgate LIVE from Raiders camp by Danielle McCartan

Bonus crossover episode. Scott Gulbransen from Silver and Black Today hops on Raiders Fan Radio with Murf for an extended conversation on the Las Vegas Raiders — Fernando Mendoza's rookie preseason performance, why the defense's rough debut under Rob Leonard isn't cause for panic, and why Scott thinks Mark Davis finally deserves credit for building a real football operation around John Spytek, Tom Brady and Clint Kubiak. They also get into what "success" actually looks like for this rebuilding season, the Cousins-vs-Mendoza QB question, and close with a fast-paced "who's the better guitarist" game. This episode is part of the BLEAV Network. Catch Silver and Black Today and Raiders Fan Radio for more Raiders coverage all season. Chapters: 00:00 Intro and catching up 00:59 Why this season feels different already 02:19 Fernando Mendoza excitement 03:00 Mendoza owning his mistakes — fair or not? 06:39 Defending Max Crosby 08:03 Raider Nation's "big tent" culture 09:34 Defense's rough debut vs. Gardner Minshew 12:35 Have the Raiders finally figured it out? 16:47 Building toward a "true north" 21:01 Giving Mark Davis his flowers 26:00 Defining a successful 2025 season 30:09 Cousins vs. Mendoza at quarterback 31:47 Quick-fire: greatest guitarists of all time 34:03 Sign-off and Raiders Fan Radio info Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Raiders football is finally back — sort of. Fernando Mendoza gets his first real NFL test as the Las Vegas Raiders prepare for their preseason matchup with the Arizona Cardinals. RJ Clifford and Juan Soto break down exactly what they want to see from Mendoza, Klint Kubiak in his first game as a head coach, Ashton Jeanty, the rebuilt offensive line and a young Raiders secondary full of intriguing pieces. Plus, how worried should Raider Nation be about Jackson Powers-Johnson? Can Hezekiah Masses or Jermod McCoy emerge in the secondary? And RJ and Juan go to war over the Maxx Crosby-Kirk Cousins training camp scuffle. Also: Derek Carr goes to UCLA, Matt Gay jokes inevitably happen, and preseason football gets compared to something we probably shouldn't put in a YouTube description. Follow the guys on Twitter/Instagram: https://twitter.com/RJcliffordMMA https://twitter.com/MrJuanderfull42 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

H1 - Vince, Vinny and Clay take in the enthusiastic RaiderNation audience with dozens of calls and texts on what is the headline tomorrow and how much do you see the 1's H2 - Jason Horowitz the Voice of the Raiders on how much we will see Fernando Mendoza H3 - Case Keefer of the Las Vegas Sun and LV Weekly previews the Raiders/Cardinals matchups and ow the defensive rookies could shineSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Four Las Vegas Raiders got into it Friday in Henderson. Two of them sat Saturday. Two of them took first-team reps. Nobody has asked Klint Kubiak to explain the difference — and that difference is the whole story of what this staff is building. Maxx Crosby tipped a pair of passes at Kirk Cousins' release point and caught his hand on the second one. Cousins grabbed him by the jersey. No punches, both finished practice. Kubiak said almost nothing Friday, went home, slept on it, and Saturday morning his QB1 and the best defensive player this franchise has had in a decade stood on the sideline through the entire 11-on-11 period in front of 90 teammates. But there was a second fight Friday. Jonah Laulu and Caleb Rogers went at it in the trenches. Rogers practiced Saturday, took first-team reps at right guard for a third straight day, and was on the playside of Ashton Jeanty's long touchdown run. The verdict: this staff is operating on a genuinely different standard than any Raiders regime since the move to Vegas — accountability that runs upward, not downward. And there's a falsifiable tell you can check by the Houston joint practice on August 18th. Also in this episode: Fernando Mendoza's first day with the first team, including three touchdowns and the snap issues nobody wants to talk about. Two on-air corrections. A national outlet that fabricated details and got syndicated to Yahoo. The Athletic's QB tiers, with Kirk Cousins landing 28th. The right guard competition and DJ Glaze's very unsettled hold on right tackle. Plus calls from Dave Casper the Ghost and Pastor Mike Behind Bars. Chapters: (00:00) Friday afternoon in Henderson (06:08) Rebuilding what Maxx Crosby actually did (08:31) Correction #1: it was not an interception (11:42) The second fight nobody reported (15:50) The red jersey is not a guideline (20:05) Kubiak's full quote — and the pronoun that matters (26:07) The verdict: accountability that runs upward (30:46) The tell — Houston joint practice, August 18 (31:24) They told you this would happen on July 29 (36:33) Fernando Mendoza's first day with the ones (40:30) How the touchdown count got made up (43:18) The snap issues nobody wants to talk about (47:56) QB tiers: Kirk Cousins 28th overall (51:30) Offensive line and the right guard competition (56:34) Rapid fire: Jeanty, Bech, Benson, Koonce (01:02:23) Raider Nation calls (01:11:30) Closing verdict Be part of the show Call: 702-900-7869 Video mail: mail@silverandblacktoday.com Radio: Saturdays 5PM PT, KDAWN 101.5 FM Las Vegas Silver & Black Today is a BLEAV Network podcast. Ninth season covering the Las Vegas Raiders. Follow @SNBToday and @LVGully. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Wednesday was a day off in Henderson, so Gully opens with what actually came out of Tuesday's practice. Masses and McCoy are both pushing for CB2, and if a Day 3 rookie wins that job in eleven practices, that says something about this draft class. Tonka Hemingway has a slim lead at nose tackle with Adam Butler and Benito Jones right behind him. Kwity Paye had a lot to say about him. Then there's DJ Glaze. A lot of you have been asking why nobody's talking about him. He's taken the majority of right tackle reps and he's got 31 straight starts, but listen to how Rick Dennison talks about him: working hard, made some progress, things to get better at. That's process language, not a vote of confidence. Charles Grant and Trey Zuhn III are right there. Then it's your turn. Anders in Oakland calls in with the best framing of Klint Kubiak anyone's given yet, running him through Teddy Roosevelt, Eisenhower and Washington, and makes the case that the buck actually stops with this staff. Raider Eddie in Denver wants to know if Glaze is too slow-footed for tackle and belongs at guard, whether Grant is really being groomed to back up Kolton Miller, and where Trey Zuhn fits. Plus Angry Rick 68 on X gets into Mike Florio and how PFT covers this franchise. Be part of the show. Call the line at 702-900-7869 or send a video to mail@silverandblacktoday.com. Follow Gully on X @LVGully and the show @SNBToday. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and turn on auto-downloads. Chapters: 0:00 Intro: it's Thursday, Court of Public Opinion day 0:26 How to get on the show 1:38 Camp notes: Wednesday was a day off 1:58 Masses and McCoy are taking CB2 3:34 Tonka Hemingway's push at nose tackle 4:38 Why nobody's talking about DJ Glaze 6:04 Raider Nation Court of Public Opinion 7:03 Anders in Oakland on Kubiak, Spytek and leadership 10:05 Gully: the buck stops with this staff 13:32 Raider Eddie in Denver: is Glaze actually a guard? 15:59 O-line depth, Trey Zuhn III and Kolton Miller's mileage 19:56 Angry Rick 68 on Mike Florio and PFT 22:15 Strictly Business 450: what a "much better season" really looks like 25:05 Ry7: is Kirk Cousins "faux successful"? 28:24 Las Vegas Ranger: Masses blanketed Dont'e Thornton Jr. 30:13 Red Dirt Raider: the Mendoza reps non-controversy 33:37 Michael Turner 3761: nine years and "didn't like you at first" 35:13 Omega Supreme with Cheese: Cousins' age and the Brady-Bledsoe path 39:17 Wrap, where to find Gully's writing, and sign-off Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Raiders' Fernando Mendoza Plan Is Already Being Tested The Autumn Windbags are back. RJ Clifford and Johnny Soto return to discuss the latest Las Vegas Raiders news after a two-month hiatus. After a break from the show, RJ Clifford and Johnny Soto reconnect to break down the team landscape. This episode marks the official return of The Autumn Windbags, focusing on what fans missed while the hosts were away. If you have been following the off-season, this conversation serves as the perfect bridge to get back up to speed with the latest NFL commentary. Johnny Soto also touches on his ongoing Raiders vs the World content, which kept the community engaged throughout the off-season. Whether you are a die-hard follower of the Las Vegas Raiders or just looking for unfiltered sports talk, this episode provides the insight you need to prepare for the season ahead. Subscribe for weekly Raiders podcast updates, and let us know in the comments which team storyline you are most excited to follow this year. 00:00 The Autumn Windbags are back 01:44 Football season has officially arrived 03:14 Biggest Raiders training camp takeaways 05:36 Fernando Mendoza's early growing pains 07:23 Why the Raiders defense is ahead 09:29 Raiders offensive line battle 15:33 Malik Benson's breakout training camp 18:49 How Kubiak can weaponize the Raiders' speed 21:08 Is the Raiders culture actually changing? 22:41 When will Fernando Mendoza start? 28:21 Raider Nation cannot rush Mendoza 29:09 Should the Raiders trade Aidan O'Connell? 34:40 Maxx Crosby addresses the Ravens drama 36:51 Maxx Crosby's revenge tour 38:39 Evaluating the Raiders receivers 40:28 Does the team need to be ready for Mendoza? 43:28 Why Germans love David Hasselhoff 44:37 Football—and the Windbags—are back

The Las Vegas Raiders put the pads on for the first time Monday morning — the fifth practice of training camp — and Fernando Mendoza was still working with the second team. Over the weekend that became a national argument. Mike Florio said the Raiders are "deliberately choosing the lesser guy" by naming Kirk Cousins the starter, and warned it would cost them the locker room. Albert Breer was standing on that same practice field and wrote that Cousins is still clearly the best guy at running Klint Kubiak's offense. Two respected voices, one practice, opposite conclusions. Gully works through both, then makes the case that everyone is arguing about the wrong thing — because what has actually broken for Mendoza in this camp isn't arm talent, it's operation. And the man who built this whole plan isn't the head coach. It's a minority owner named Tom Brady. Plus: Maxx Crosby was dominant on the first day in pads, seven months off a meniscus repair, which puts the Baltimore trade that fell apart back on the table. Eric Stokes is playing like a CB1 and spending practice coaching up the rookies trying to take his job. And the offensive line finally got a real test. Chapters: 0:00 Pads are on — Day 5 at Raiders camp 1:34 Klint Kubiak: "We don't have any turds" 2:04 Florio: the Raiders are starting "the lesser guy" 3:40 Albert Breer's answer from the practice field 5:00 The under-center problem nobody mentions 6:25 What actually happened to Mendoza in pads 7:12 The Jordan Meredith snap detail 8:42 Operation, not arm talent 10:18 Tom Brady's fingerprints are all over this 12:25 Sits all year or plays a lot? Both can't be true 12:54 Carson Palmer, 2003 — the last No. 1 QB to sit 14:10 The tell: watch his under-center reps 15:05 Maxx Crosby was dominant in pads 16:17 Baltimore had two first-rounders on the table 17:49 The snap count nobody will talk about 20:24 Eric Stokes is playing like CB1 21:49 The CB2 job — being honest, we don't know 23:17 Jermod McCoy's knee 25:20 Why the secondary decides this season 27:04 The wide receiver problem 28:48 No No. 1 receiver, and Kubiak may not want one 31:45 The trenches: Linderbaum at the point of attack 33:54 Kubiak adjusted inside the practice 34:32 Tonka Hemingway is emerging 35:43 The whole rebuild in one morning 37:17 What's next: Thursday and Allegiant 39:50 Raider Nation hotline + where to find us Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Stramash is back with all the preseason content you didn't know you needed... and this week, our Patreons have done it again. While Cameron makes a suspiciously brief cameo before disappearing for the evening, Gordon, Jamie, and Charles dig deep into the AFC West. The Chiefs, the Chargers, the Broncos all get their moment. But the main event? The Las Vegas Raiders: nine new starters, the Max Crosby saga, a generational running back getting hit behind the line, and a #1 overall pick quarterback learning from Kirk Cousins and Tom Brady. Could the Raiders actually be more interesting than we thought? Oh, and we also have big news about Stramash Live. 

RaiderNation und Footballschädel,die Raiders starten in die neue Saison - und wir tun es auch! Loco, Patric und Gavin füllen das Sommerloch mit brandneuem Raiders Content. Wir besprechen, was die letzten Monate so ging bei den Silver&Black. Von neuen Spielern über Camp Battles bis hin zu Gerüchten, Einschätzungen und Ratespielchen versuchen wir, euch für die Saison up to date zu bringen. Wir lassen gemeinsam alte Gnome hinter uns - und schauen durchs Orakel in die Zukunft. Oben drauf gibts neue Infos zu meinem im Oktober erscheinenden Raiders-Buch "Misfits, Rebels und Outlaws"! Eine Folge, die ihr unter keinen Umständen verpassen dürft!

Broadcasting live from Grimaldi's, JT the Brick recaps Day 3 of Raiders Training Camp after an impressive showing from the offense, highlighted by another strong day from Brock Bowers and the continued development of Klint Kubiak's system. Voice of the Raiders Jason Horowitz joins JT to discuss the differences between Pete Carroll's practices and Kubiak's, the outlook for a defense led by Maxx Crosby, and what to expect from Ashton Jeanty and the Raiders' rushing attack. JT also replays Klint Kubiak's post-practice press conference before welcoming members of Raider Nation to Grimaldi's and the phone lines to share their excitement for the upcoming season. The show wraps up with highlights from Brock Bowers' and Tre Tucker's media sessions, followed by Raiders Digital Team reporter Levi Edwards, who discusses the offense's emerging playmakers and the physical identity Kubiak is instilling throughout the team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Training camp is officially open, and the Raiders got the headline they needed before a single snap: Klint Kubiak said "full go" on Maxx Crosby. Scott breaks down Kubiak's Tuesday press conference — why Crosby's health and the rookie corner's recovery matter more than any camp battle, why Kirk Cousins is the starting quarterback for now, and what "versatility over raw talent" means for the guard competition. Then it's calls and comments from Raider Nation on the rebuild timeline, the Vita Vea trade chatter, the Washington Jr./Gentry backfield, and a wide receiver room that still has to prove itself. Call in at 702-900-7869 or email mail@silverandblacktoday.com to be part of the next show. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:37 Training camp opens — Kubiak's two words that matter 1:51 Kubiak on Maxx Crosby: full reps, no snap count management 3:17 Crosby vs. the rookie corner — contrasting tone, contrasting plans 5:09 How Kubiak communicates through the media 7:02 Fernando Mendoza update — Kirk Cousins confirmed as starter 7:56 Position battles: guard competition, "versatility over raw talent" 8:45 Why Crosby's health and the rookie's recovery are the real story 9:28 How to be part of the show 11:01 Caller: MTM in Hawaii — rebuild timeline, record expectations, Mendoza 16:41 Caller: Al in Texas — the starting QB question, settled 20:33 Comment: Should the Raiders trade for Vita Vea? 22:59 Comment: "Voice of reason" 23:51 Comment: Washington Jr. and Gentry — thunder and lightning backfield 25:53 Comment: The wide receiver room still has to prove it 28:47 Comment: Why the background isn't "Chiefs red" 30:52 Comment: Can the Raiders bring back the deep ball? 33:36 Comment: Pushing back on Kubiak's coaching track record 38:26 Wrap-up and what's next #radiersnews #raiders #raiderstraningcamp #raidernation Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

JT the Brick reacts to the Las Vegas Raiders' first day of training camp, sharing his biggest takeaways as the team officially takes the practice field. NFL legend and former Raider Bill Romanowski joins the show to discuss his connection to the Kubiak family, reflect on his playing days in Silver and Black, and share his thoughts on the current team. Later, Raider Dad stops by the studio to discuss his initiative encouraging fans to donate unused game tickets to local kids and families, helping build the next generation of Raider Nation and preserve a true home-field advantage. Jesse Merrick of the Silver and Black Sports Network breaks down the biggest storylines from Day One of camp before the show wraps up with Maxx Crosby and Kirk Cousins addressing the media following practice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vince, Vinny, and Clay bring you interviews, analysis, and instant reactions from a busy day in Henderson. In Hour 1, Raiders General Manager John Spytek joins the show to discuss Fernando Mendoza's development, the organization's collaborative draft process, and how the team evaluates players when adversity strikes. In Hour 2, Marcus Johnson of the Tape Don't Lie podcast breaks down why DJ Glaze and Jonah Laulu are among the young players who need to take the next step, while Adam Hill discusses the early impact and presence of Jermod McCoy and Darien Stukes in the Raiders' secondary. The show wraps up with Raiders offensive coordinator Andrew Janocko's training camp press conference before Vince, Vinny, and Clay react to everything they witnessed on the practice field and hear from Raider Nation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JT the Brick asks Raider Nation how their mindset has changed heading into the 2026 season, inviting listeners to share whether it's tempered expectations, renewed optimism, a new game-day ritual, or the arrival of Klint Kubiak that has them feeling different entering training camp. JT also recaps Kubiak's opening training camp press conference and is joined by KTNV Channel 13's Alex Eschelman to break down the head coach's biggest takeaways before opening the phone lines. Later, SB Nation contributor and host of The Pump Fake, Jarrett Bailey, discusses Aaron Rodgers' potential final NFL season, the latest storylines from around the league, and why he's optimistic about the Raiders' future under Kubiak. The show wraps up with a replay of Kubiak's full opening press conference as the Silver and Black prepare for their first practice of training camp.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vince, Vinny, and Clay kick off the show by asking Raider Nation which question they most want answered before the season begins, with much of the early discussion centering on the offensive line and whether the unit is ready to take a step forward. In Hour 2, KSNV Channel 3's Alexa Belcastro joins the show to discuss the Raiders' quarterback room, Fernando Mendoza's development, and how the organization could bring along the rookie quarterback throughout the season. Then in Hour 3, Las Vegas Sun reporter Case Keefer shares the position groups he'll be watching most closely in training camp, explaining why the battles in the trenches, particularly along the offensive and defensive lines, could shape the Raiders' season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With JT the Brick out, Vinny Bonsignore, co-host of The Morning Tailgate on Raider Nation Radio and Senior Contributor for the California Post, takes over hosting duties to examine the ideal timeline for rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza as the Raiders officially begin training camp. Las Vegas Review-Journal sports reporter Sam Gordon joins the show to share his expectations for Mendoza and discuss what to watch as players report to camp, while Raider Nation weighs in through calls and texts. Later, Ballislife Senior NBA Analyst and ESPN Las Vegas' Cofield & Company co-host Willie Ramirez joins Vinny to discuss how the Raiders should approach developing and eventually rolling out their franchise quarterback.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vince, Vinny, and Clay explore the players and coaches they believe will play the biggest roles in accelerating Mendoza's growth, from the offensive line and skill players to the coaching staff guiding his transition to the NFL. Raider Nation joins the discussion throughout Hour 1, sharing who they think will help Mendoza reach his potential the fastest. In Hour 2, KTNV Channel 13's Alex Eschelman joins the show to discuss the latest storylines surrounding the Raiders as training camp gets underway and offer her perspective on Mendoza's development. Then in Hour 3, former Super Bowl champion Chris Thomas shares what life is like for NFL rookies during the opening days of training camp and explains the challenges young players face as they adjust to the speed and expectations of the professional game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JT the Brick celebrates Fernando Mendoza officially signing his rookie contract with the Las Vegas Raiders, welcoming the young quarterback to the Silver and Black as Raider Nation calls in to share its excitement. JT also reacts to the latest odds projecting the Raiders near the bottom of the AFC West before Wasted Talent joins the show to discuss his biggest concern entering training camp and what has impressed him most about both the offensive and defensive lines. Later, Las Vegas Review-Journal entertainment columnist Johnny Kats checks in with the latest happenings around Las Vegas as summer winds down. JT wraps up the show with more fan reactions and his final thoughts on Mendoza signing his rookie contract and reporting to training camp on time with the rest of his teammates.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Description:Vince, Vinny, and Clay kick off the show by asking Raider Nation which late-round rookie has the best chance to make an impact, while highlighting why wide receiver Malik Benson could make the battle for roster spots even more competitive.  In Hour 2, the Voice of the Raiders, Jason Horowitz, joins the show from his birthday celebration on The Tailgate to discuss why it's important to keep expectations in check for Jackson Powers-Johnson during training camp and what he'll be watching as camp gets underway. Then in Hour 3, Raiders.com columnist Paul Gutierrez breaks down the ideal transition from Kirk Cousins to Fernando Mendoza, explaining why patience and timing will be critical as the Raiders prepare for the future under center.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Vince, Vinny, and Clay kick off the show by debating the best approach for the Raiders' quarterback room, discussing when Mendoza should take over and how Kirk Cousins' experience and leadership can help prepare the rookie for the opportunity. Raider Nation joins the conversation throughout Hour 1, sharing their ideal scenarios through calls and texts. In Hour 2, Adam Hill of the Las Vegas Review-Journal joins the show to discuss the quarterback transition, Cousins' leadership, Jackson Powers-Johnson's inconsistency, and the biggest storylines to watch as training camp continues. Then in Hour 3, Marcus Johnson of the Tape Don't Lie podcast breaks down the mental side of playing quarterback, explaining why Mendoza's ability to read defenses and master the nuances of the offense will be key to his development, while also discussing where rookie Treydan Stukes could fit into the defense as Week 1 approaches.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vince, Vinny, and Clay kick off the show by debating which members of the Raiders' rookie class are most likely to earn significant playing time and become the team's most productive first-year contributors. Raider Nation joins the conversation throughout Hour 1, sharing their picks through calls and texts. In Hour 2, Jesse Merrick of the Silver & Black Sports Network joins the show to break down the rookie class, discuss who has the clearest path to playing time, and preview the biggest storylines to watch as training camp continues. Then in Hour 3, ESPN Raiders reporter Ryan McFadden stops by to share his expectations for the rookie class, discuss the latest developments before camp, and identify the newcomers who could make the biggest impact during the 2026 season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vince, Vinny, and Clay kick off the show by revealing the players they believe must elevate their game if the Raiders are going to exceed expectations this season, while reacting to Raider Nation's calls and texts throughout the discussion. In Hour 2, KSNV Channel 3 sports reporter Alexa Belcastro joins the program to break down the latest Raiders storylines, share her expectations as training camp approaches, and weigh in on the players she'll be watching most closely. Then in Hour 3, legendary college football analyst Phil Steele stops by to preview the upcoming college football season, discuss the top teams and storylines to watch, and look ahead to another exciting year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Court is in session — Friday belongs to Raider Nation. Your calls, videos, and comments on Wednesday's wide receiver room verdict, and the testimony gets good: the X debate over whether Brock Bowers and Ashton Jeanty can carry the offense without proven receivers, the case that the thin WR room is by design with a top-10 pick coming, a look at the Raiders' brutal opening stretch, and John from Oroville's argument that Aidan O'Connell has quietly been the best QB of the offseason. Plus why Gully backs John Spytek's slow-and-steady rebuild — and a preview of next week's linebacker corps verdict. Be part of Friday's show: call 702-900-7869 or send a video to mail@silverandblacktoday.com. Follow @SNBToday | @LVGully. Silver & Black Today — Las Vegas Raiders analysis. Verdicts, not takes. Chapters 0:00 — Cold open 3:01 — Court Is in Session: Welcome to Raider Nation Court 6:00 — How to Get on the Show + This Week's WR Room Response 9:06 — First Witness: Terrick from Texas (video) on the O-Line & the Rebuild 13:56 — Mendoza Stan's Testimony: Can Bowers & Jeanty Carry It? The 49ers Comp 20:49 — Next Witness: Psychedelic Raider — Thin WR Room by Design, Top-10 Pick Coming? 22:19 — The Brutal 2026 Schedule: Seven Weeks of Trouble Before the Bye 24:19 — Caller John from Oroville: Don't Rush Mendoza — and AOC's Quiet Rise 29:59 — Aaron Davis on X: "You're Getting Roasted for Stating the Truth" 32:02 — The Ruling: Trust Spytek's Rebuild, but the WR Room Still Has to Prove It 36:06 — Court Adjourned: Next Week's Linebacker Verdict + How to Call In Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Vinny and Clay kick off the show by breaking down the young core of Fernando Mendoza, Brock Bowers, and Ashton Jeanty, comparing the trio to the league's best while reacting to CBS Sports' rankings and discussing where the Raiders belong among the NFL's top "triplets". In Hour 2, Raider Nation joins the conversation as callers and texters share their opinions before KTNV Channel 13's Alex Eschelman stops by to discuss the NBA's expansion plans in Las Vegas and weigh in on the potential of the Raiders' young offensive stars. In Hour 3, Ralph Michaels of WagerTalk and CalSportsLV shares what he's seeing in the betting markets ahead of the 2026 NFL season. The show wraps up with Vinny responding to another journalist's take that if the Raiders don't start Fernando Mendoza in Week 1, they will have failed with the No. 1 overall pick, explaining why he believes that argument misses the mark. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clay and Vinny kick off the show by reacting to Fernando Mendoza being named the ESPY Award winner for Best Male College Athlete, discussing his poised acceptance speech and what his leadership could mean for Raider Nation. The guys then begin making their too-early NFL award predictions, starting with Offensive Rookie of the Year. In Hour 2, the Voice of the Raiders, Jason Horowitz, joins the show to share his expectations for Mendoza's rookie season, discuss the excitement surrounding training camp and joint practices, and weigh in on Mendoza's chances of bringing home OROY honors. Later, Clay and Vinny make their picks for Defensive Rookie of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year while also making the case for Brock Bowers as a legitimate Offensive Player of the Year candidate. In Hour 3, Case Keefer of the Las Vegas Sun joins the show to discuss the Raiders' roster heading into the season before the guys wrap things up by taking calls from Raider Nation and revealing the rest of their too-early NFL award winners.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vinny and Clay kick off the show by sharing the players they believe deserve more recognition as training camp approaches and discuss which overlooked contributors could play a major role this year. In Hour 2, Raider Nation joins the conversation as callers and texters weigh in with their own picks before Pro Football Talk's Myles Simmons stops by to discuss Fernando Mendoza's fit in Klint Kubiak's offense, the outlook for the Raiders' defense, what the future holds for Maxx Crosby, and his own choice for the team's most underrated player. Then in Hour 3, Marcus Johnson of the "Tape Don't Lie" podcast joins the show to break down the Raiders' wide receiver room, highlight players to watch during training camp, and identify who he believes is flying under the radar heading into the season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vinny and Clay kick off the show by comparing the Raiders' quarterback situation to the Giants' decision to replace Kurt Warner with rookie Eli Manning in 2004, debating whether gaining valuable experience now could pay dividends in the future. The guys then open the phone lines as Raider Nation weighs in on when Mendoza should take over. In Hour 2, Jesse Merrick of Silver & Black Sports Network joins the show to discuss Mendoza's ceiling, the impact he could have once he sees the field, and the position groups he'll be watching most closely as training camp approaches. In Hour 3, ESPN Raiders reporter Ryan McFadden previews the biggest camp storylines before Yahoo Sports' Jason Fitz explains why patience may be the best approach with Mendoza and discusses the pressure on Ashton Jeanty and Tyler Linderbaum to help the Raiders take a step forward next season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Raider Nation, most of you are level-headed on this — but there's a vocal chunk that wants Fernando Mendoza in there Week 1. Today, Scott lays out the full evidence-based case on why Fernando Mendoza will NOT start the 2026 season at quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders — and why that's the right call for this franchise. No hot takes. No speculation. Verdicts, not takes. In this episode: The three pillars of the "start Mendoza now" argument — and why each one collapses What Klint Kubiak's offense actually demands from a QB: under-center reps, pre-snap ID, full-field progressions, cadence and protection calls The Derek Carr New Orleans lesson — if a 10-year vet struggled with the footwork, what does that tell us about a rookie? Why Kirk Cousins fits this offense instantly (the 2023 Minnesota reference point) Cautionary tales: Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Bryce Young, Anthony Richardson The patient-path receipts: Patrick Mahomes, Jordan Love, Jalen Hurts, Brock Purdy Coach-speak decoder — the exact phrases to listen for from Klint Kubiak this camp Scouting consensus from Daniel Jeremiah and Dane Brugler on Mendoza's development timeline The offensive line context nobody's talking about — Kolton Miller, Tyler Linderbaum, and the interior questions Scott's verdict — and when Mendoza actually takes over Call the show: 702-900-7869 — leave a voicemail with your argument for Friday's Raider Nation Court Email a video (1–2 min): mail@silverandblacktoday.com Silver & Black Today is part of the BLEAV Network — the Raiders podcast that delivers verdicts, not takes. New episodes all NFL season long. Follow the show: @SNBToday on X, @SilverBlack2Day on Instagram, and @silverandblacktoday on TikTok. Host: @LVGully on X. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome Back — Solo Show Era Begins 01:15 Setting Up The Mendoza Year 1 Debate 03:00 Pillar 1 — The High Draft Pick Argument 05:30 Pillar 2 — "Cousins Is Just A Bridge" 06:30 Pillar 3 — The Fan Excitement Factor 09:00 What Kubiak's Offense Actually Demands 11:30 Pre-Snap ID And Full-Field Progressions 13:30 Cadence And Protection Calls 15:00 The Derek Carr New Orleans Lesson 17:00 Why Cousins Fits The System Instantly 19:30 Cautionary Tales — Wilson, Lance, Young, Richardson 23:00 The Patient Path — Mahomes, Love, Hurts, Purdy 26:00 Coach-Speak Decoder For Training Camp 30:30 The Signs That Would Mean Mendoza IS Starting 32:00 The Shanahan Tree Pattern 33:30 Scouting Consensus — Jeremiah And Brugler 34:30 The Offensive Line Context 36:30 The Verdict — Cousins Starts Week 1 39:30 Send In Your Argument — Call Or Video 42:00 Mendoza's 2026 = Mahomes' 2017 43:30 How To Subscribe Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Silver & Black Today is BACK — and court is back in session. After four months away, Scott Gulbransen returns with a new show, a new home on the BLEAV Network, and a Raiders team at the most interesting crossroads it's been at in years. In this episode: why the show is back, what stays the same (the verdicts, the segments, the honesty), what changes, and the biggest storylines heading into training camp — Klint Kubiak's offensive identity, the Fernando Mendoza/Kirk Cousins QB question, and the O-line pieces that need to come together fast. Training camp opens July 23rd. Veterans report July 28th. The countdown is on. ️ WANT ON THE SHOW? Friday's "Raider Nation Court" is all you. Call/voicemail: 702-900-7869 Email or send video: mail@silverandblacktoday.com (Shoot video horizontally, keep it under a minute or two) FOLLOW SILVER & BLACK TODAY Twitter/X: @SNBToday Instagram, TikTok, Facebook: Silver & Black Today Host: @LVGully Subscribe everywhere you listen: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and the BLEAV Network New episodes 3x/week all season: Monday — The Verdicts, Wednesday — On the Record, Friday — Raider Nation Court Chapters: 0:00 – Raider Nation, We're Back 0:24 – Court Is Back in Session 0:32 – What's Different: Going Solo 1:17 – New Home: Joining the BLEAV Network 1:53 – Where to Find the Show 2:14 – Why This Return Isn't an Accident 2:52 – Klint Kubiak's Offensive Identity 3:10 – Fernando Mendoza: Sit or Start? 3:35 – O-Line Health & Training Camp Countdown 4:29 – The New Format Breakdown 4:55 – What Silver & Black Today Really Is 5:21 – 22 Days Until Veterans Report 5:39 – Friday Show: Raider Nation Court (Call-In Info) 7:07 – Thank You & Where to Follow #RaiderNation #LasVegasRaiders #SilverAndBlackToday #KlintKubiak #FernandoMendoza Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Vinny, Vince, and Connor kick off the show by revealing their personal Mount Rushmore's of the greatest Raiders of all time, breaking down each selection and the legacy that earned them a spot among the franchise's elite. In Hour 2, the Voice of the Raiders, Jason Horowitz, joins the show to discuss his offseason, share his own Raiders Mount Rushmore, and preview the storylines he'll be watching as training camp sits just three weeks away. The guys then open the phone lines to hear who Raider Nation believes deserves a place among the franchise's all-time greats. In Hour 3, the conversation shifts to a variety of sports topics, including whether LeBron James has done enough to earn a statue in Los Angeles, an update on the FIFA World Cup following Team USA's red-card controversy, and a final recap of the Raiders Mount Rushmore selections submitted by listeners throughout the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JT takes us into the weekend with his takeaways form the World Cup so far, as well as his early thoughts on the Raiders upcoming season and RaiderNation's excitement, as we slowly get closer to the home opener. 28:28 - Mark Jones (The Black Hole - President) 49:06 - JT's interview with Raiders legend, Phil Villapiano See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How much would you be willing to give up to see the Raiders hoist the Lombardi Trophy? Vinny and Vince kick off the show with the latest NFL wide receiver rumors, including Brandon Aiyuk's recent Instagram activity, what it could mean for the 49ers, and whether the Raiders should explore a trade for one of the league's premier pass catchers. In Hour 2, the conversation turns to the show's big question: what would you be willing to do—or lose—to see the Raiders win a Super Bowl? KTNV Channel 13's Alex Eschelman joins the show to share her answer while also previewing what to watch for as Raiders training camp approaches. The guys wrap up the show by opening the phone lines and text line, giving Raider Nation the chance to weigh in on just how much a championship would be worth to them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hr 1 Seg 1: JT kicks off the show with his opening monologue, reacting to the viral Raiders Silver and Black Productions clip showing Tom Brady FaceTiming Fernando Mendoza during the NFL Scouting Combine. JT shares why the moment resonated with Raider Nation and poses a special Father's Day Weekend question to listeners. Seg 2: Chris Matthews of Channel 8 News Now joins JT to break down the latest headlines across the Las Vegas sports scene, from the Raiders and Golden Knights to some of the biggest stories around town. Hr 2 Seg 1: JT welcomes Las Vegas Review-Journal entertainment reporter Johnny Kats to discuss what's happening on and off the Strip. The conversation transitions into a look back at recent interviews with Vinny Bonsignore and Vince Sapienza, highlighting some of the biggest takeaways from the week. Seg 2: JT reacts to breaking NFL news as Adam Schefter reports the Tennessee Titans have agreed to a massive extension with star defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons. JT shares his thoughts on the deal before opening the phone lines and hearing from listeners. Seg 3: JT wraps up the week by looking ahead to a busy sports weekend, previewing what's on his radar, and giving listeners a sneak peek at what's coming up on next week's shows.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our diamond in the desert J.T. The Brick returns from Las Vegas with some afterthoughts on Maxx Crosby deal and Golden Knights success as Nestor reaches back across the division to re-assess the divisive words in the aftermath of a debacle of a free agency, injury debate with Eric DeCosta and the Baltimore Ravens backing out of a deal with the Raiders under dubious circumstances. The post J.T. The Brick returns from Las Vegas with Raider Nation afterthoughts on Maxx Crosby deal and Golden Knights success first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Max Mendoza dreams to be a sports broadcaster one day and we think he's on the right path because sports runs in his family! Mercedes talks to Max about what it was like on NFL Draft day when his brother Fernando was the first round pick to be Raiders quarterback!

Also --  JT & Looney talk NBA playoffs, NHL Playoffs, Boxing and "waking up and enjoying life rather than raging about politics."  PLUS -- JT describes the city of Los Angeles as "chaos" as LA-DEE-DAH Looney looks out the window and describes LA as "a shining city on a hill." Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Join Trent & Seth LIVE as we react to all the 2026 NFL Draft First Round chaos!Draft night is better than the Super Bowl — snacks flowing, boys in the room, and pure football chaos. We're breaking down every pick as it drops: shocking reaches, massive trades, Raider Nation going crazy over Fernando Mendoza, what the hell happened to all the QBs, the Seahawks and Cardinals both grabbing Notre Dame RBs, the Rams trading up for Ty Simpson (Sean McVay did NOT look happy), Jets landing the top tight end, and so much more.Raw reactions, hot takes, winner/loser grades, and full analysis from Night 1.Drop your team's pick reaction in the chat — who won the draft so far? Timestamps:Draft Party RulesEarly Reactions & Jeremiyah Love to the CardinalsRaider Fans Are SO BACKSeahawks & Rams Picks BreakdownBig Trades, Reaches & MeltdownsBest Players Still AvailableSeth's Marathon Collapse StoryWrapping up the show with Mount Rushmore of Most Annoying Jobs (Number 1 will surprise you)Like & subscribe if you're locked in for all 3 days of the Draft! Turn on notifications so you never miss a reaction stream.Drop your team's pick reaction in the chat — who won the draft so far? Connect with the Showhttps://x.com/TFFDudeshttps://www.instagram.com/tffdudes/Watch the Dudes on Youtube athttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2JAx3YD3P-OJRiaqA7wSQwQuestions for the showtffdudes@gmail.comWatch the Dudes on Youtube athttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2JAx3YD3P-OJRiaqA7wSQwSponsorsTrophy Smackwww.trophysmack.com/dudesSleeperwww.sleeper.comDudes100 and they will match you $100 

Paul Gutierrez is joined by WWE superstar Jacob Fatu to preview what to expect at WrestleMania 42 and discuss his ties to Raider Nation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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