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Showing posts with label Jason Campbell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Campbell. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2011

Raiders Draft Stefen Wisniewski.

By HD.

With the 48th pick in the NFL Draft, the Oakland Raiders select, Stefen Wisniewski from Penn State.

The Oakland Raiders drafted Stefen Wisniewski, a few minutes ago here on a pretty Friday evening.

Wisniewski played for Penn State in college, very athletic for a big man, and it was just what the Raiders needed, a big athlete on the O line.

He is a Center, Jason Campbell will always need some one to snap the ball.

In my opinion its a good pick for the Raiders. See ya tomorrow for another pick.

Monday, January 17, 2011

Raiders Promote Hue Jackson to Head Coach.

By Hunter Hendrickson

The Oakland Raiders promoted offensive coordinator Hue Jackson to head coach on Monday after he helped the team more than double its scoring output in his first year with the franchise.

Jackson will be formally introduced at a news conference Tuesday -- two weeks after the Raiders announced they were not picking up an option to keep coach Tom Cable.

"The fire in Hue will set a flame that will burn for a long time in the hearts and minds of the Raider football team and the Raider Nation," owner Al Davis said in a statement.

Jackson was widely considered the leading contender to get the job as soon as the Raiders announced Cable's departure. This is Jackson's first head coaching job at any level.


Jackson was hired a year ago to take over the play-calling duties from Cable and oversaw a transformation on offense. Oakland scored more than twice as many points in 2010 as it did in '09 -- and the Raiders won eight games and avoid an eighth straight losing season.


"I'm excited about Hue getting the head coaching job," Raiders tight end Zach Miller said in a phone interview. "I really like the direction our offense is going and how much we improved. This was the best offensive year we've had since I've been a Raider. I'm excited to have the continuity."


Jackson was popular with players on both sides of the ball in Oakland, with the defenders enjoying the competitive nature he brought to practice each day. Linebacker Quentin Groves wrote on his Twitter feed, "Congrats to Hue Jackson ... This is gonna be a great ride!!!"


Led by quarterback Jason Campbell, a breakout season from running back Darren Mcfadden and big plays from rookie receiver Jacoby Ford, the Raiders finished sixth in the league in scoring with 410 points.

Lets see how Jackson will due at head coach after a Great 2010 season. Comment Below what you think he will do to this team.