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I think it is safe to say that Jackson Powers-Johnson is already the #Raiders best Offensive Linemen. Watching his tape, he had as Elite of a game I have seen from any other Center this year. Just the way he processes information and moves people at the POA is impressive.

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Carl Cockerham1 年前

Oh, you really went out on a limb there! 🤣All that processing happens from C, not G so it's time to get rid of Andre James. I don't think anyone wants to trade for him though.

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Carl Cockerham1 年前

All they had to do is let him play his natural position so he doesn't have to think too much. They made him switch positions when he didn't even have an offseason to do it and it ain't like Andre James is great. He isn't even average. He's horrible.

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Sneyob1 年前

It was the first time this season I can remember the defensive line getting pushed off the ball.

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Adman1 年前

If our OLine can keep improving and building chemistry they should be a solid unit next season. Miller, Parham, JPJ, (draft a RG?) and Glaze feels solid.

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JPLTOA1 年前

remind me of Ritchie Incognito.

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Gohan1 年前

Move him full time to center, sign Trey Smith from KC , extend Kolton and the o line should be a strength next season

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Charlie Albarran1 年前

So far this draft is looking like the best one in ages. Bowers, JPJ, Glaze all starters and playing well. Richardson finally back from injury and had a pretty good showing yesterday. So maybe Telesco cooked on this one?

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Justin1 年前

Andre James would’ve been shaking the opponents hands and saying yes sir no sir

Nada 的头像
Nada1 年前

I need his Jersey

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RaiderQuark1 年前

You think he’s better than Andre James?

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