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RaiderBeat Asked by RaiderBeat
11/8/2015

Should Amari Cooper and Latavius Murray play special teams?

31%
Yes.

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69%
No, WINNER

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31%
Yes.

Why not? The Raiders need to do whatever it takes to win games, even if it means placing starters such as Amari Cooper, Latavius Murray and TJ Carrie at risk. They get paid a lo... Show More
Why not? The Raiders need to do whatever it takes to win games, even if it means placing starters such as Amari Cooper, Latavius Murray and TJ Carrie at risk. They get paid a lot of money to make plays. This gives them another opportunity to make plays that can help the Raiders win more games. Show Less
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69%
No,

No way. The Raiders need to do what they can to protect their top players such as Cooper and Murray. They need to find more special teams players in free agency and once teams r... Show More
No way. The Raiders need to do what they can to protect their top players such as Cooper and Murray. They need to find more special teams players in free agency and once teams release players the week before the season starts. Show Less
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Steve Wilton
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Steve Wilton

No NFL roster would use their #1 WR and #1 RB on special teams. The risk is too high.

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Juan Garcia
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Juan Garcia

I would like them to. But it's just to much of a risk.

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RaiderBeat
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RaiderBeat

You can't risk injury to these players they are too important to the offense and can't be replaced by backups

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RaiderBeat Asked by RaiderBeat
1/19/2016

Are the Raiders a playoff-caliber team this season?

54%
Yes. WINNER

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46%
No.

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54%
Yes.

Two of their three losses are to unbeaten teams -- the Bengals and Broncos. They got blown out in only one game. The Raiders easily could be 4-1 right now. There's no reason to ... Show More
Two of their three losses are to unbeaten teams -- the Bengals and Broncos. They got blown out in only one game. The Raiders easily could be 4-1 right now. There's no reason to think that the Raiders can't make the playoffs this season. Show Less
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Foust
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Foust

so many weak teams this year--Raiders could slide in as a wild card

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46%
No.

The Raiders are closing the gap on the playoffs team, but they're still a little ways away from being a playoff-caliber team themselves. Next year is more likely.
The Raiders are closing the gap on the playoffs team, but they're still a little ways away from being a playoff-caliber team themselves. Next year is more likely. Show Less
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Ross Rehart
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Ross Rehart

I think they're still a bit unpredictable. They have to learn how to win consistently when going east. Let me see them win two road games in a row, then I'll start believing in greater things. And, by the way, the Jets game is very winnable.

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RaiderBeat Asked by RaiderBeat
1/15/2016

Should the Raiders re-sign DE Justin Tuck?

72%
Yes. WINNER

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28%
No.

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72%
Yes.

Yes, because he's still able to make plays on a consistent basis and he is a positive influence on the younger players.
Yes, because he's still able to make plays on a consistent basis and he is a positive influence on the younger players. Show Less
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Carl L. Anderson
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Carl L. Anderson

Because Tuck is more than a great DE, he is a team leader

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Nick Covell
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Nick Covell

Impact player leader still has gas

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28%
No.

It's time to go with the younger players, the ones who are going to be around when the Raiders are ready to compete for a Super Bowl.
It's time to go with the younger players, the ones who are going to be around when the Raiders are ready to compete for a Super Bowl. Show Less
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Kayla Lynn Hodson
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Kayla Lynn Hodson

tuck suck no luck chuck

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