Grading how the Raiders match up against the Chiefs

By MikeBullock  |   Friday, November 13, 2009  |  Comments( 4 )

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When the Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs meet this Sunday, it will be the 102nd time the two teams have collided, with the Chiefs holding a seven game edge at 53-46-2. While Oakland was won three of the last four matchups, Kansas City hasn’t lost in Oakland their last six visits to the bay area. Both teams are classically underachieving...
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neil b		 02:38 PM
11/13/2009
Hope you're right Mike.With the O players coming back fit and ready to go it might just give us the edge.

One thing for sure it's going to be a painful game to watch and judging from the blackout and the low crowd attendence of the last home game,a quiet one.



Over to you chief Tom!!..........
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Big Tex		 01:59 AM
11/14/2009
No grade for Head Coach?
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Raidehz		 05:39 AM
11/16/2009
If Al Davis remains involved with the Raiders. Is there any possible chance we can win again? **seriously** It's been 7-years of complete Hell.

It already seems like a decade since the website keepkiffin.com was around.

I can't even stomach watching Sunday or Monday Night football anymore.

Nothing we can do...

Can you imagine those who give Al Davis $$$ to go see his draft/free-agent selections in Oakland? Some travel from L.A. every week. OMG!

Now I see why the little college in Moscow,Idaho fired Tom Cable.

Have you guys ever went to look at our player profiles at websites like Yahoo! Sports? I have never seen so many angry,sad or dejected poses in my life.

We're averaging under 10-points a game.
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