Raiders NewsWill Raiders DE Arden Key thrive as a pass-rush specialist?Will Raiders DE Arden Key thrive as a pass-rush specialist?NFL At 100: Raiders’ Slow Exit From Oakland Painful For Fans –..." Bo Jackson Jersey , Videos and HighlightsThe 2018 Kansas City Chiefs are just the third team inNFLhistory to average more than 35 points per game for an entire season...Steve Spagnuolo’s defensive debut looked systematicYou can't expect much in the preseason from the defense, but Spagnuolo's debut looked methodical.Los Angeles Chargers’ Ingram on Jackson: ‘He’s an elite back’Los Angeles Chargers' Melvin Ingram gives high praise for Justin Jackson, calling him an elite running back.Winners and Losers from preseason week one - Bolts From The BlueThank goodness that game didn’t count towards their actual record, because as a guy who lives on the East coast, I would have hated having to stay up until 1:30am my time to watch the Chargers drop...Injuries at key positions put a strain on Broncos’ offense, defense - Mile High ReportBroncos have taken a hit at tight end, fullback and linebacker - three key positions for the Broncos’ offensive and defensive schemes.Denver Broncos news: Jamal Carter moved from safety to linebackerThe Broncos are moving Jamal Carter from strong safety to inside linebacker, potentially helping his chances of making the 53-man roster.NFL NewsCowboys' Jerry Jones: Tony Pollard capable of ‘carrying the whole load’ in Ezekiel Elliott's absence | Sporting News“He looks confident out there,” Jones said. “We know he’s inordinately understanding of what he does and can do.”Tom Brady: Patriots QB speaks on NFL helmet change, has no choiceNew England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was forced to change helmets this offseason and said Monday, "I don't really have much of a choice."The NFL’s Great Sean McVay Experiment Has Officially Begun - The RingerNearly half of the league’s teams enter this season with new play-callers as they try to replicate the Rams’ offensive magic. What will determine who succeeds in a world where the coaching phenom is football’s most precious commodity?The Next Phillip Lindsay? Preston Williams Could Be NFL's Next Undrafted Star | Bleacher Report | Latest News, Videos and HighlightsTheNFLpreseason is defined by three things. The first is the professional debut of high draft picks—the first chance we get to see the likes of Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray in game action...NFL coaches having almost no luck challenging pass interferenceFifteen challenges this NFL preseason have come on plays involving pass interference penalties. Only 1 was overturned. Richie Incognito is back with the Oakland Raiders following a two-game suspension for violations of the NFL’s personal conduct policy. He’s also set to return to the field for his first meaningful NFL game since the end of the 2017 season when the Raiders take on the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.Incognito said Wednesday he expects the game will be a bit emotional for him after a year away from the game.“It’ll be emotional for me and my family https://www.raiderslockerroom.com/authentic-antonio-brown-jersey ,” Incognito said, via Michael Wagaman of the . “We’re just checking another box.”Incognito’s last game was a playoff loss with the Buffalo Bills against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Jan. 2018. Since then, Incognito retired, then unretired. Demanded his release from the Bills, which he received, and pleaded guilty to a pair of incidents where he was charged with disorderly conduct.The Raiders still saw an opportunity by bringing him into the fold this offseason. The prior incidents led to his suspension for the first two games of the regular season.Incognito is trying to put all of that behind him and is excited to get back on the field with the Raiders this week.“The suspension’s behind me, all the negative stuff is behind me. Just eyes forward, staying positive,” Incognito said. “Relishing the opportunity, enjoying every day in here because you don’t know how many more you’re going to have. And wanting to play well. Just really want to charge forward and make it right.”